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Stepney 1929

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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On 11th June, H. Woolf, of 129, Amhurst Road, Stamford Hill, was
summoned for failing to abate a nuisance arising from an accumulation of
rubbish in yard at 41, Leman Street.
An order was made to abate the nuisance within 7 days, with £3 3s. costs.
On 18th June, Harry Caplan, of 19, Leyden Street, Spitalfields, was
summoned for carrying on an offensive business, namely, slaughtering poultry,
without being licensed by the London County Council.
He was ordered to pay £3, which includes costs.
On 25th June, Pinhorn & Pinhorn, of 534, Commercial Road, were
summoned for failing to supply a proper sanitary dust receptacle at 73, Skidmore
Street.
They were fined 5/-, with £2 2s. costs.
On 27th June, D. Jacobs, of 30, Everard Street, was summoned for failing
to abate a nuisance arising from an accumulation of rubbish in yard at 36,
Gowers Walk.
An order was made to abate the nuisance within 7 days, with £3 3s. costs.
On 2nd July, Barnett Ritinsky, of 52, Cazenove Road, Stoke Newington,
was summoned for failing to supply a proper sanitary dust receptacle at
Kerstein Mansions.
He was fined £3, with £1 Is. costs.
On 23rd July, Louis Galinsky, of 130, High Street, Whitechapel, was
summoned for failing to repair defective roof, water closet, and dirty walls and
ceilings at 26, Little Turner Street.
An order was made to do the work within 14 days, with £2 8s. costs.
On 1st August, Mrs. Bailey, of 7, Twine Court, Shadwell, was summoned
for obstruction by suppressing and giving false information respecting Small
Pox.
The summons was adjourned sine die.
On 1st August, Mrs. R. Jarmyn, of 7, Twine Court, Shadwell, was
summoned for obstruction by suppressing and giving false information
respecting Small Pox.
The summons was adjourned sine die.