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Minutes of the Health Committee, 1902. Volume 13/1 included reference to: the appointment of

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Unique IDA-00432727SeriesMinutes of the Health and Recreations CommitteeDateBetween 29th January 1902 and 31st December 1902FormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionMinutes of the Health Committee, 1902. Volume 13/1 included reference to: the appointment of additional ratcatchers (29 Jan); prosecution for adulteration of milk by use of preservatives (29 Jan); suitable garbage carts (29 Jan, 14 Feb, 8 Oct); the plague and the apparent insufficient inspection of City premises by the Sanitary Department (14 Feb); leaflets on destroying rats with poison and collecting dead rats (14, 24, 28 Feb, 4, 5, 6 Mar); sand playgrounds in parks (14 Feb); By-laws for produce stores (14 Feb); decision that due to the recurrence of the plague Council confer upon the Committee executive powers in relation to all matters concerning health and sanitary administration (14 Feb); destruction of produce found in stores where a case of plague or infected rats discovered (14, 20 Feb); fumigating the Tank Stream and sewers (14, 25 Feb, 4, 21 Mar, 2, 17 Apr) plague progress reports by Acting Chief Medical Officer and City Health officer and decision to inspect, disinfect and cleanse all public places in a certain areas using cleaning gangs (various); appointment of a Lady Sanitary Inspector and the provision of sanitary conveniences for ladies (22 Feb, 1, 24 Mar, 11, 21 Apr); combined onslaught on rats by a number of Councils (28 Feb, various Mar); inspecting rabbits coming into Sydney, rabbits unfit for food and destroying rabbits at Redfern Railway Station (1, 3, 14, 24 Mar, 4 Apr, 24 Sept); watering the streets with salt water due to drought (5 Mar); unsanitary condition and cleansing of the General Post Office (7, 24 Mar, 2, 21 Apr); By-laws to regulate stables (8, 11, 17 Mar); free distribution of refuse boxes and receptacles (12, 17, 26 Mar, 14 May); refuse destructor at Moore Park (14 Mar, various others); By-law regarding garbage boxes to be advertised in Chinese newspaper (19 Mar); Special Court for prosecutions under the Public Health Act (24 Mar, 17 Apr); demolition of premises (7, 17 Apr); destroying worthless dogs found roaming the streets (7 Apr); rats and refuse at Zoological Gardens (7, 14, 17, 28 Apr, 11 Jun, 2 Jul); deputation from the Committee regarding amendments to the Public Health Act (11 Apr); timber partitions in buildings occupied by Chinese and proceedings taken against owners under Public Health Act (14 May, 4 Jun); uniforms for Sanitary Inspectors (4, 11 Jun); drainage and management of Point Street Baths (16 Jul); road through Moore Park (27 Aug, 5 Nov); Women’s Progressive Association urging erection of a Ladies’ Chalet (10 Sept, 5 Nov); establishment of a Dog's Home (10 Sept); Council engaging the bands associated with the NSW Band Association for a number of music performances in the public parks and bandstand in Prince Alfred Park (5 Nov, 31 Dec).LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Minutes of the Health Committee, 1902. Volume 13/1 included reference to: the appointment of