The Onehunga Licensing Commissioners met at noon to-day for the purpose of electing a chairman, when Mr A, Dunwoodie was unanimously chosen. An application for a conditional license for the publican 3 booth at the Onehunga races on Saturday next was made by Mr R. Webb, and refused, the grounds of tbe refusal being that it was neither a public-holiday nor a: public race meeting. ) "They tell me Mr Brown has a great ear for music," said Fendersor.. "Yes," replied Foi'g, "I knew he had a great eartwo of them, in fact, but! did not know they were for music. I supposed they were for brushing flies off the top of his head. " No more of the fruit, but a little more of the juice, if you pleas*)," said the temperance advocate when the hostess asked him to have another dish of preserves— brandied peaches. \
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 4325, 26 March 1884, Page 3
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