[Report 1939] / Caernarvon Port Health Authority.

  • Caernarvon (Wales). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1939
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Credit: [Report 1939] / Caernarvon Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LIBRARY 1>d the ort sanitary Authority, C A A N ARVO N, Gentlemen, I have the honour to submit to you my annual report for the year ending Jog ember 3l3t. 15)39. Two veosela from foreign parte arrived with timber. None of those had a history of disease occuring during the voyage, and the crow were in good health on arrival. No serious defects were found and the quarters clean on the whole. Examinations and inquiries wore made in each case to ascertain the existence of rats, but no occasion lor treatment rus founv necessary. : 00 3. No meat or foreign food was imported. The oyster beds on the Anglesey aide were discontinued and the beu remains suitable for further use should occasion arise. They are very suitable for this puroose being free from the danger of pollution. Irish ootatoes were imported on four occasions during the year. INi ACTICAJi No case was notified. TO /.? ITAL, The Port sanitary hoepital is ready for any emergency. cca a:-i ,, All this trade ie now carried on between Liverpool, London and .lies; ere Port. NUI :.AHCAo. Those were dealt with and consisted mainly of dead uninale on the foreshore. I an, Gentle: on, Yours faith£uAiy»|