[Report 1920] / Medical Officer of Health, Gloucester City & Port.

  • Gloucester (England). City and Port Council.
Date:
1920
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    Of this amount 16| tons was from the S.S. Redbridge winch had been in collision. Amount dealt with Name of Where No. of Vessels Landed as unsound Foodstuff from Steam Sailing at Tons cwts. qrs. lbs. Barley River Plate — ... 1 Sharpness } Brail a 3 ... — )» J 31 tons of this was from John Ena S.\. which had been in collision. Maize River Plate 4 ... 1 Sharpness! M •** Brail a 3 ... — .. 1 FROM “COASTWISE55 Condensed Milk Avonmouth 1 o 4mJ Gloucester Tinned Peaches 9 9 2 — 9 9 ,, Pineapple 99 o 3 9 9 ,, Blackberries 9 9 1 — 9 9 ,, Meats 99 1 2 9 9 Monkey Nuts 9 9 —- 2 9 9 Sugar 9 9 1 2 9 9 1 2 4 This return does not show the full amount of work done under the Food Regulations, as although all grain cargoes are inspected at the same time as the vessels are inspected for Port Sanitary purposes, and if any such cargoes appeared to need further inspection such would be seen to, it was not deemed necessary to include them in the return. In addition the following foodstuffs, which were part of two cargoes of returned Army Stores, N.A.C.B., landed during the latter part of last year and had been detained for sorting, were condemned. Tons cwts. qrs. lbs. Tinned Pineapple ,, Apples ,, Apricots 1 15 2 24 1 4 0 12 0 5 3 23 Total amount dealt with as unsound ... 78 1 1 16 E. J. H. UPHAM, Port Sanitary Inspector and Assistant Officer under Unbound Food Regulations, 1 908.