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2. WORK DONE UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUGS ORDINANCE AND SECTION 82 OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND BUILDINGS ORDINANCE.

Samples of fresh milk were submitted for analysis under section 12 of the Food and Drugs Ordinance, of which 48 were found to pass the standard and 1 to be below standard.

In addition the following samples of Food and Drugs were taken:-

Bean curd 4, sugar 36, coffee 10, tea 27, lard 6, cheese 13, bread 27, skimmed milk 2, tinned condensed milk 7, tinned milk 23, flour 31, tinned butter 8 and fresh butter 21.

Prosecutions were undertaken in 2 cases where the samples failed to satisfy the legal requirements.

Under section 82 of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance the following foodstuffs were seized and destroyed by Order of the Head of the Sanitary Department:-

Condensed milk 574 tins, crabmeat 5 tins, salmon 160 tins, Dutch butter 16 tins, sardines 155 tins, milk 530 tins, tongue 94 tins, oddments 160 tins, syrup 70 tins, shad fish 11 tins and salt fish 8 tins.

G. W. POPE,

Medical Officer of Health.

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M (1) 14- 2. WORK DONE UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUGS ORDINANCE AND SECTION 82 OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND BUILDINGS ORDINANCE. Samples of fresh milk were submitted for analysis under section 12 of the Food and Drugs Ordinance, of which 48 were found to pass the standard and 1 to be below standard. In addition the following samples of Food and Drugs were taken:- Bean curd 4, sugar 36, coffee 10, tea 27, lard 6, cheese 13, bread 27, skimmed milk 2, tinned condensed milk 7, tinned milk 23, flour 31, tinned butter 8 and fresh butter 21. Prosecutions were undertaken in 2 cases where the samples failed to satisfy the legal requirements. Under section 82 of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance the following foodstuffs were seized and destroyed by Order of the Head of the Sanitary Department:- Condensed milk 574 tins, crabmeat 5 tins, salmon 160 tins, Dutch butter 16 tins, sardines 155 tins, milk 530 tins, tongue 94 tins, oddments 160 tins, syrup 70 tins, shad fish 11 tins and salt fish 8 tins. G. W. POPE, Medical Officer of Health.

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M (1) 14- 2. WORK DONE UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUGS ORDINANCE AND SECTION 82 OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND BUILDINGS ORDINANCE. Samples of fresh milk were submitted for analysis under section 12 of the Food and Drugs Ordinance, of which 48 were found to pass the standard and I to be below standard, In addition the following samples of Food and Drugs were taken:- Bean curd 4, sugar 36, coffee 10, tea 27, lard 6, cheese 13, bread 27, skimmed milk 2, tinned condensed milk 7, tinned milk 23, flour 31, tinned butter 8 and fresh butter 21. Prosecutions were undertaken in 2 cases where the samples failed to satisfy the legal requirements. Under section 82 of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance the following foodstuffs were seized and destroyed by Order of the Head of the Sanitary Department :- Condensed milk 574 tins, crabmeat 5 tins, salmon 160 tins, Dutch butter 16 tins, sardines 155 tins, milk 530 tins, tongue 94 tins, oddments 160 tins, syrup 70 tins, shad fish 11 tins and salt fish 8 tins. G. W. POPE, Medical Officer of Health.

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2. WORK DONE UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUGS ORDINANCE AND SECTION 82 OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND BUILDINGS ORDINANCE.

Samples of fresh milk were submitted for analysis under section 12 of the Food and Drugs Ordinance, of which 48 were found to pass the standard and I to be below standard,

In addition the following samples of Food and Drugs were taken:-

Bean curd 4, sugar 36, coffee 10, tea 27, lard 6, cheese 13, bread 27, skimmed milk 2, tinned condensed milk 7, tinned milk 23, flour 31, tinned butter 8 and fresh butter 21.

Prosecutions were undertaken in 2 cases where the samples failed to satisfy the legal requirements.

Under section 82 of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance the following foodstuffs were seized and destroyed by Order of the Head of the Sanitary Department :-

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