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Fulham 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Registration of Premises for the sale of Preserved Food.
Under section 5 of Part II of the London County
Council (General Powers) Act, 193.2. "Any premises in
the district of any sanitary authority used or proposed
to be used (ii) for the preparation or manufacture of
sausages or potted pressed pickled or preserved meat,
fish or other food intended for sale, shall be registered
by the owner or occupier or intending occupier thereof
with the sanitary authority." This Act only came into
force towards the end of the year and no premises were
registered before 31st December.
Section 5 also prescribes penalties for non-registration
of premises and also deals with appeals against a
Borough Council's decision to remove registered
premises from the register or to refuse to register
premises and it also gives a definition of the word
"preserved".
This section does not apply to any premises used as
a club, hotel or restaurant.
Unsound Food. The undermentioned articles of
food, examined at the request of the owners, were condemned
and destroyed during the year:—
Turkeys 11
Tinned Plums and Loganberries 7
Fine Oatmeal 4½ lbs.
Corned Beef 40 lbs.
Butter 11 lbs.
Haddocks 5 stone.
Cod fillets 16 boxes.
Black currants 24 lbs.
Apples 2 barrels.
Luncheon Tongue 45 tins.
Winkles 2 bags.
Lettuces 30
Mackerell 2 boxes.
Peaches 7 boxes.
Samples of Food purchased for Analysis.
Particulars of samples purchased for analysis together
with the results of the analysis w ill be found on page 126.