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Stepney 1929

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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On 28th June, H. Samuels, of 1, Crellin Street, was summoned for failing
to observe due cleanliness in bakehouse situate at rear of 1, Crellin Street.
He was fined £1, with 10/6 costs.
On 2nd July, Jacob Mehlberg, of 3, Amhurst Park, Stamford Hill, was
summoned for keeping food premises (sweet shop) at 193a, Whitechapel Road,
in a dirty condition.
He was fined £1, with £2 2s. costs.
On 2nd July, Jacob Mehlberg, of 3, Amhurst Park, Stamford Hill, was
summoned for keeping food premises (sweet shop) at 104, Whitechapel Road,
in a dirty condition.
He was fined £1, with £22s. costs.
On 19th December, Israel Silver, of 4, Lower Fenton Street, was
summoned for making and storing toffee apples in rooms used as bedrooms.
Having discontinued the business at the time of the hearing of the
Summons, he was bound over in the sum of £5 to come up for judgment if
called upon to do so.
V.—LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL POWERS)
ACT, 1928.
On 8th November, Thomas Staines, of 35, Cornwall Street, was summoned
for residing in premises which were insanitary, etc.
He, being infirm and physically incapacitated, was removed forthwith to
Bromley House Institution by order of the Magistrate.
VI.—MILK AND DAIRIES ORDER, 1926.
On 8th March, Bertie A. Powell, of 63, Brook Street, was summoned for
filling a bottle with milk and closing same, otherwise than on registered
premises, viz., in Hardinge Street,
He was fined £1, with £11s. costs.
On 11th June, Richard Lewis, of 133, New Road, was summoned for
filling a bottle with milk and closing same, otherwise than on registered
premises, viz., in Old Montague Street.
He was fined 10/-, with 10/- costs.