London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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West Ham 1910

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

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The following table is a resume of the investigations made:—

TRADES.Number of Shops visited.Number employing Young Persons.Number of Young Persons employed.InfringementsNumber employing Female Asstnts.Number of Female Asstnts. employed.Infringements, re Seats.
Hour?.Notices
Boots and Shoes805059l7711—
Butchers150626632745—
Builders' Merchants14813—412—
Bakers and Pastrycooks641818—112241—
Chemists and Druggists5828321589—
China and Glass1222——45—
Confectioners1121515—52425—
Corndealers632433—31116l
Cycle Agents1135—1———
Dairies1912152856—
Drapers11340621453128—
Dining Rooms121313S12175168—
Domestic Machinery2155—21022—
Fishmongers3556—433—
Fancy Goods301619—61939—
Furniture30712—145—
Grocery and Provisions2761331734232126—
Greengrocers, &c.135445062878—
General Salesmen201012—345—
Hatters and Hosiers441922—3719—
Hairdressers167112114835———
Ironmongery241620—214—
Newsagents and Stationers151106160—91117—
Oil and Colour9949612433—
Pawnbrokers34305223———
Photographers633—239—
Public Houses14522244115498—
Picture Dealers724—1410—
Saddlery and Leather Cutters1644—2———
Tobacconists4269—267—
Tailors and Outfitters65344011024—
Wine and Spirit Merchants1068—————
Watchmakers and Jewellers1668—136—
Totals21909281164362483767011