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During the year, Inspector Manning (up to March,
1932) and subsequently Inspector Hutchinson made 35
visits of inspection to these premises. The slaughterhouses,
lairs and utensils have been kept in a cleanly
condition.
The following articles were condemned at the
slaughterhouses during the year:—
Sheep's lungs 37 pairs.
Bullock's liver 14 lbs.
Bakehouses. There are 66 registered bakehouses
in the borough of which 39 are underground. Inspectors
Jones and Gammack made 70 visits and served 17 written
notices, principally for the cleansing of the interiors of
the bakehouses.
Ice Cream. All premises used for the Manufacture,
Storage or Sale of ice cream must be registered under
section 5 of Part II of the London County Council
(General Powers) Act, 1932, but the provision does not
apply to premises registered as a factory or workshop
or to an hotel, restaurant or club. Any premises previously
registered under the Act of 1928 do not require
to be re-registered so long as they remain in the same
occupation.
At the end of 1932, 134 premises were on the register.
The registrations were as follows:—
Premises registered for the manufacture,
storage and sale of ice cream 66
Premises registered for the storage and sale
of ice cream 58
Premises registered for the manufacture and
storage of ice cream 6
Premises registered only for the manufacture
of ice cream 2
Premises registered only for the storage of
ice cream 2
134