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Battersea 1922

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Battersea, Metropolitan Borough of]

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Sanitary Circumstances.
Summary Table 58
Legal Proceedings 59-62
Common Lodging Houses 62
Drainage Work 62
Revenue Act, 1903 63
Licensed Premises Urinals 63
Smoke and Effluvium Nuisances 63
Water Supply 63
Van Dwellings 64
Rag Flock Act 64
Rats and Mice Destruction Act 65
Personal Cleansing Station 66
Disinfecting Department 66
Mortuary 67
Staff 67
Protection of the Food Supply.
Unsound Food 68
Butchers' Shops 68
Cow-Houses and Slaughter-Houses 68
Sale of Food and Drugs Acts 69-71
Analysts' Reports 71-80
Milk and Cream Regulations 80-82
Milk and Dairies (Amendment) Act, 1922, and Food Control Order 82-84
Ice Cream 84
Milk Shops 85
Fish Shops 85
Restaurant Kitchens 85
Street Stalls 85
Factories. Workshops, &c.—General Tables 86
Factories 87
Workshops 88
Outworkers 89, 92
Bakehouses 91
Warehouses and Wharves 91
Housing.
General 93
Overcrowding 93
New Tenements and Houses erected 95-97
Repair of Unfit Houses98-100
Closing Orders 100
Underground Rooms 100
Increase of Rent, &c., Act 100
Unhealthy Areas 101
Insanitary Houses 101
Houses Let in Lodgings—By-laws 101
Statistics 104
Appendices.
Table I. Summary of Vital Statistics 107
„ II. Infectious Disease Notifications 108
„ III. Causes of, and Ages at, Death 109
„ IV. Infant Mortality 110-113