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Malden and Coombe 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Malden and Coombe]

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The factories described as such are mostly laundries, which is
an increasing trade, as may be expected in a growing residential
district.
The workshops and rooms axe occupied by Milliners, Dressmakers,
Fancy Work and Laundry Workers.
The district is residential, and has no industry of a staple
nature.
BAKEHOUSES AND EATING HOUSES.
These are frequently inspected and the desired standard of
cleanliness maintained.
DAIRIES, COWSHEDS AND MILKSHOPS ORDER.
Under these Orders there are now 67 persons registered, three
more than last year. One hundred and six cows and heifers produce
milk for sale.
Mr. Lloyd Still, your Veterinary Surgeon, has presented a
very satisfactory report of the health and condition of the cows
located within the district.
Cowsheds in occupation in the district 9
Milkshops and Dairies in the district 10
Total 19
VETERINARY SURGEONS REPORT.
Three Months ending March 31ST, 1914.
Cowsheds visited 9
Milch cows and heifers examined 110
Result of Examinations.
Cows and heifers in healthy condition 110
Three Months ended June 30TH, 1914.
Cowsheds visited 8
Milch cows and heifers examined 124