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Removal of House Refuse.
Regulations under Glanders or Farcy Order, 1894.
New Streets and Buildings and alterations to Buildings.
East Ham Allotments (Swine Fever) Order, 1906.
Common Lodging Houses.
Tramways.
Public Pleasure Grounds.
Employment of Children.
Cleansing of Footways and Pavements.
Cleansing of Waterclosets, Privies, etc.
Nuisances.
Good Rule and Government.
Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops.
Slaughter Houses and Bakehouses.
Houses let in lodgings or occupied by members of more than
one family.
Hairdressers' and Barbers' Half Holiday and Early Closing Order.
Bootmakers' Half Holiday Order.
Butchers' Half Holiday and Early Closing Order.
Chemists' and Druggists' Half Holiday Order.
Drapers' Half Holiday and Early Closing Order.
Fishmongers' Half Holiday Order.
Grocers' Half Holiday Order.
Milliners' Half Holiday and Closing Order.
East Ham is classified as one of the 96 great towns of
England and Wales and included within the Greater London
area.
It is bounded on the north by Wanstead, south by the River
Thames, adjoins West Ham on the west, Ilford and Barking on
the east. It is well served by railways, viz. : District, Midland,
(London, Tilbury and Southend section), and Great Eastern ; also