Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]
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2. Any person refusing entry into such premises as
aforesaid or obstructing such officer as aforesaid in the
execution of his duty shall be liable to a penalty not
exceeding forty shillings.
2. In the event of any inmate of any building (any part
of which is used for the manufacture of ice cream or similar
commodity) suffering from an infectious disease, the Medical
Officer may seize and destroy all ice cream, or similar
commodity, or materials for the manufacture of the same, in
such building, and the Council shall compensate the owner
of the ice cream commodity or materials so destroyed.
(Birmingham, 1903).
3. In the event of any ice cream or similar commodity
or materials for the manufacture of the same being manufactured,
or in process of manufacture, or stored for purposes
of manufacture contrary to the provisions of this Act, or any
Byelaw made thereunder, the Medical Officer of Health may seize
and destroy the aforesaid ice cream or similar commodity or
materials for the manufacture of the same, and the manufacturer
or owner of the said ice cream or similar commodity
or materials for the manufacture of the same, shall be liable
to a penalty of twenty pounds.
4. Every dealer in ice-cream or other similar commodity
vending his wares from any cart, barrow or other vehicle or
stand, shall have his name and address legibly painted or
inscribed on such cart, barrow, vehicle or stand, and any
person who shall fail to comply with this sub-section shall
be liable to a penalty not exceeding forty shillings.
For regulating the Manufacture and Sale of Ice Cream.
5. The Council may make Byelaws
1. For regulating the manufacture and sale of ice
cream.
2. For securing the cleanliness of ice cream, and
the vessels used in its manufacture and sale.