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Surbiton 1953

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton]

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FOOD INSP3CTI0N(Contd).

Article.ho. of Containers.lbs.ozs.Reason for Condemnation.
Golden syrup12-Damaged
Table salt13-Contaminated
Egg substitute934Mould growth and deteriorated.
Caromel-7-Deterioreted
Ginger powder-3-do.
Chocolate fondant69-do.
Glucose111-do.
Raspberry compound228-do.
Piping jelly128-do.
Malt28-do.
Spaghetti-9-Weevils
Grapenuts12do.
Prunes-2Decomposed
Bacon7512Decomposed, bruised, abscess.
Pork-44Bruising
Mutton-512Decomposed
Sirloin-110Parasitic
Beef346410Braising and decomposed.
Kidney98Decomposed and nephritis.
Ox tongues-121Decomposed
Liver144Cirrhosis Angiomata.
Jellied veal--12Decomposed
Lamb trimmings5-do.
Dog fish-255-do.
Coley-28-do.
Skate wings-70-do.
God Roes98-do.
God68do.
Whiting-19 o-do.
Kippers-70do.
Haddock28do.

TOTAL:- 2 tons 15 cwts 1 qr. 8 lbs. 10¾ ozs.

Pig Carcases inspected and condemned.

Number killed5
Number inspected5
All diseases except Tuberculosis
Whole carcases condemnedNil
Carcases of which some part or organ was condemnedNil
Percentage of the number inspected affected with disease other than tuberculosisNil
Tuberculosis only.
Whole carcase condemnedNil
Carcases of which some part or organ was condemnedNil
Percentage of the number inspected affected with tuberculosisNil

There is now no slaughterhouse in use in the Borough consequently
no cattle, calves, sheep or lambs were inspected, except to butchers
shops.
The number of persons holding licences granted by the Council under
the Slaughter of animals Act, 1933, to act as slaughtermen was two.
23.