Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]
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however, was of opinion that the difficulty would be overcome
if the Sanitary Inspectors, in the course of house-to-house
inspections, were directed to make special enquiries as to the
existence of such places, and to specially point out to the
occupiers or contractors what their duties were.
Your Committee recommended:—That the Vestry Clerk
of Chelsea be informed to this effect.
Approved by the Vestry, February 22nd, 1893.
Underground
Urinal Camberwell
Green.
A letter was received by your Committee from
she Vestry Clerk of Lambeth stating that the
Vestry had no funds available for contributing towards the
expenses of the underground urinal at Camberwell Green.
Recommending:—That a Deputation consisting of
seven members be appointed, and that the Public Health
Committee, Lambeth Vestry, be asked to receive the
same.
Approved by the Vestry, March 22nd, 1893. The
following were appointed delegates : Messrs. Ramsey,
Kennedy, Fosten, George, Preston, Burkmar, and Bonsall.
D. C. PRESTON, Chairman.
H. E. RAMSEY, Vice-Chairman.
J. C. REYNOLDS, Surveyor.
O. S. BROWN, Assistant Surveyor.