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Fulham 1880

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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of a different construction, size, material, or other conditions, or in
another manner or form than shall be directed or appointed by the
aforesaid District Board; every person so offending shall for every such
offence, forfeit a sum not exceeding Fiftt Pounds; and the Board
may cut off the connection with such sewer.—Penalty: 25 and 26
Vic. Cap. 102, Shc. 61.
VI. The person or persons making application under these Regulations will
be required to lodge a sum sufficient to meet the expenses of the Board
for supervision of the Works, such sum to be fixed at the time of granting
the application.—See Note.
Any further information required and forms of application for permission
to construct sewers, etc., may be obtained of the Surveyor at the Offices of the
Board.
Approved and ordered to
be printed, 4th April, 1877. By Order,
THOMAS EDWARD JONES,
Broadway House, Clerk to the Board.
Hammersmith, W.
REGULATION No. IV. amended by addition of words following :
Note.—That when the plans are approved, the owner or builder of the
Sewer as the case may be, shall give to the Surveyor to the Board seven days'
notice (in writing) of the date of his intention to commence, and of the quantity
of work he intends to execute under such notice; and to deposit a sum equivalent
to one guinea per week; or such other sum as may be considered
necessary, for so many weeks as the works may be in progress; and if
such time be exceeded, then a further notice shall be given and further sum
shall be paid at the same rate. Should the work be discontinued or stopped
from any cause, previous to commencing the same, a fresh notice shall be
given, and payments made as aforesaid.
Approved and ordered to
be printed, 0th July, 1877.
THOMAS EDWARD JONES,
Clerk to the Board.

STATEMENT shewing- Name, Number, and Quality of Article submitted to the Public Analyst for twelve months ending

March, 1881.

Name of Article.Number of Samples Examined.Result of Examination.
Adulterated.Pure.
Milk652639
CoffeeIO010
Flour909
Gin927
Bread707
Butter505
Mustard505
Porter50S
Moist Sugar404
Beer303
Pepper303
Rum303
Arrowroot202
Oatmeal202
Powdered Rhubard202
Sweetmeats202
Vinegar202
Brandy101
Brawn101
Cayenne Pepper101
Chicory101
Cocoa110
Condensed Milk101
Corn Flour101
Digestive Powder101
Egg Powder101
German Sausage101
Ground Rice101
Honey101
Lard101
Marmalade101
Mixed Pickles101
Mushroom Catsup101
Self-Raising Flour101
Stout101
Tea101
Violet Powder101
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