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told him that he must conform in this particular. He has since
failed to comply with the regulation, and his premises are in as
unsanitary condition as they would have been had he been able
to keep cows without a licence. Under such circumstances it is
difficult to see what advantage arises from a cow-keeper being
obliged to take out a licence.
Slaughter Houses.
The slaughter houses in the district are 25 in number, 7 in the
parish of Fulham and 19 in the parish of Hammersmith. They
were kept under regular inspection during last year. In most
instances they were found to be well conducted in accordance
with the requirements of your Board. In a few instances sanitary
defects were discovered, besides which some improvements
were deemed to be necessary. Notice were served upon several
of the licensees, all of which were complied with. On October
5th the whole of the licences were renewed, to which your Board
offered no opposition. No fresh application was made last year
for establishing a new slaughter house.
The subjoined table gives the slaughter houses in this
district:—
Parish of Hammersmith.
Situation of Slaughter Houses.
Name of Licensee.
138, Goldhawk Road
Henry Baker
42, Brook Green
William Butlin
2, Wood Place
Henry Young Carter
47, Norland Road
Thomas Downs
241, Latimer Road
Martha Drake
3, Coningham Terrace
Wm. Matthew East
1, Westbourne Terrace, Bradmore
Cornelius Ellphick
49, King Street
Benjamin Holton
40, Goldhawk Road
James May
65, King Street
George Meacock
131, Latymer Road
Thomas Morris
158, King Street
Samuel Osmond
35, Queen Street
Frederic James Pyne
247, Goldhawk Road
Thos. Walter Pierce
7, Starch Green Road
John White Shattock
149, King Street
John Smith Smith
222, King Street
Joseph Morris Wadsworth
3, Home Terrace, West End
Thomas Jasper Wheeler
41, Dalling Road
Frederick Wright
Total—19.