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On 15th October, Charles Mayor, of 48, High Road, Leyton, was
summoned for unlawfully removing and carrying through the streets offensive
matter during prohibited hours on the 5th September, 1929.
He was ordered to pay 2/- costs.
On 15th October, T. H. Harris & Sons, Ltd., of 22, Marshgate Lane,
E.15, were summoned for unlawfully removing and carrying through the
streets offensive matter contained in improper receptacles on the 5th September
1929.
They were fined £5, with £22s. costs.
On 15th October, T. H. Harris & Sons, Ltd., of 22, Marshgate Lane,
E.15, were summoned for unlawfully removing and carrying through the
streets offensive matter contained in improper receptacles on the 5th September,
1929.
They were fined £1, with £22s. costs.
On 17th October, Waste Food Products, of 118, Fenchurch Street, E.C.3,
were summoned for unlawfully removing and carrying through the streets
offensive matter contained in improper receptacles on the 5th September.
They were fined £3, with £11s. costs.
On 17th October, Leonard Banwell, of 464, Grosvenor Buildings, E.14,
was summoned for unlawfully removing and carrying through the streets
offensive matter during prohibited hours on the 5th September, 1929.
He was fined £2.
III.—LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS)
ACT, 1902.
On 5th July, Mrs. Andreana Napolitano, of 159a, Charles Street, an
Itinerant Vendor of Ice Cream, was summoned for failing to have her name
and address inscribed on the barrow.
She was fined 4/-.
IV.—LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS)
ACT, 1908.
On 28th June, Zelig Cohen, of 1, Crellin Street, was summoned for general
uncleanly condition of food premises at 1, Crellin Street.
He was fined £\, with 10/6 costs.