Our slaughter-house system : a plea for reform / [C. Cash].

  • Cash, C.
Date:
1907
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    impossible to get satisfactory meat public slaughter-houses. inspection except in JOHN J. WEAVER. Stoke Newington. In my opinion public abattoirs are superior to private slaughter-houses, from whatever standpoint the subject is considered. HENRY KENWOOD. Tottenham. My own opinion, based on practical experience in various countries for many years, is strongly in favour of public abattoirs, as the only efficient means of safeguarding the public against ignorant and unconscientious butchers. J. F. BDTLER-HOGAN, B.A., M.D. Wigan. My strong opinion is that public abattoirs should be established, and I don’t believe any Corporation will revert to re-licensing of private slaughter-houses, as the majority are totally unfit for the purpose. WILLIAM BERRY. Woolwich. That England, and especially London, is very much behind the Continent. Where public abattoirs are the rule, meat inspection is efficient, and the public benefited both in security from disease and pecunarily by the profit of the slaughter-houses. I have personally found this so at Cologne. SIDNEY DAVIES. Walthamstow. In favour of public abattoirs, as being more easily super- vised, and consequently more efficient. J. J. CLARKE. G—2