[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham] page 17

West Ham 1904

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]

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17
Dairies, Cowsheds, and Milkshops Orders.—The
cowsheds are kept under observation by the Men Inspectors, in whose
districts the cowsheds respectively stand ; the milkshops are visited
by one of the Women Inspectors. The whole of the cows throughout
the Borcugi are inspected annually by the Council's Veterinary
Surgeon, whose report as to their condition of health and the absence
of tuberculosis of the udder during 1904 was remarkably favourable.

Table: I append a list of the cowsheds and the number of cows in June 1904:—

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I append a list of the cowsheds and the number of cows in June 1904:—

NAME.	Address.	Regis-tered Accommodation.	No. of Cows.
Joshua Harradine	14, Maryland Street	6	5
Henry Buckingham	23, Church Street	31	29
George W. Green	23, Beale Street	8	11
Henry Comber	38, Vicarage Lane	69	39
Elizabeth Wilkins	Gift Lane	17	17
Sarah Murray	149, Neville Road	10	2
William Billington	16, Ross Road	37	30
George W. Wintle	257, High Street	8	8
John Preston	71, Carpenters' Road	35	38
John Mumford	Edwin Street	39	31
George Woodley	40, Queen's Road	1	4
Thomas Lawrence	23, Charles Street	5	1
Thomas Frost	22, Whitwell Road	20	16
Arthur Low	169, Balaam Street	14	14
Alfred Lawrence	16, Mason Street	8	8
„ „	Anne Street	19	20
Joseph Corbett	25, Poplar Street	12	17
Susan Mackenney	1a, Blanche Street	12	14
John Williams	37, Woodstock Street	16	13
James Burke	6, Brunei Street	2	2
Charles Smith.	7, Edward Street	3	2
George H. Willis	2, Warmington Street	16	10
Ann McBey	32, Thomas Street	11	1
John I. Read	5, Campbell Street	4	3

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Table: I append a list of the cowsheds and the number of cows in June 1904:—

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