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All the notices he has served for the abatement of nuisances
have been complied with, without having recourse to legal
proceedings, and he has seldom had to call in my assistance.
2.—We have 110 hospital for cases of acute infectious
diseases or tuberculosis, but arrangements have been made
for the reception of the former into the Ealing Isolation
Hospital. The charge, however, is very high, viz., two and
a half guineas per patient per week; and as regards the
latter (tuberculosis) I understand that arrangements are being
made, which wilt be completed by about next April, for the
reception of suitable cases into the conjoint Small Pox
Hospital at South Mimms.
3.—No action has been taken under local or adoptive
acts. The following is a list of the latter in force in the
District, with the Bye-laws made by the Council:—