CITY SOUTH LICENSING COURT-This Day.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 123, 2 June 1885, Page 2

CITY SOUTH LICENSING COURT-This Day.

(Beforo D. Goldie (Chairman), James CantoJan. W. Carr, Chas. J. Hill, and J- »* Liccn.ing Commissioners; J. «• «_?.•". Clerk. • i '„•■-.' Tbe annual Licansing Court for this oßtrict was opened at noon tod-y,^ Cotter appearing for the Licensed. Vietoallers Association, and Supenntendw* Thomson representing the police,; *™ business done was as follows :— ■:■. ,

TKANSFEBS. Rising Sum Hotel, (from % B. Harg»« to John Morrison).-MrF. Earl in support The Chairman warmly praised Mr W rison's management of the hotel, auoi" application was granted,

Renewals. " V-%', Carpenters' Arms Hotel (Morgan' Andrcws'.-Suporintendent ™mso'>. », ported that tho number of bedrooßMJJ was insufficient and that a fire-escape m needed. -The Chairman comme-dca in. good conduct of this house and f'» ™ for this reason the Bench would n>»» "» difficulties of the objections raised. ey * police, unless it could be (hof'^L ditional bedrooms were absolutely 'MsP_\ The Bonch would not insistupon »«S£| of tlio accommodation, win c »*» rope at each window would •<«".. a lite - escape. The otoe s requM attending to. Superintendent Thorny did not press the matter of«*Sg™ bedroom accommodation, and'W» ' was therefore unconditionally rewea. Kavai. and Family Hotel tfgm Brophy-..-Insufficient bedroom t dation reported by Supt. £>"**"£ had Chairman said that since the hew-" been cautioned against _^£__W& hotel had been much better condacteoLicense renewed. i n_i*_B-«*' • Freeman's Hotel: iMwhMLW^ The Chairman recommended tne ffiWfejg water to the closet, and. °f "|Lj,.. escapes as at the Prince of Walw now* License renewed. ,/-t,.rl__ Heurf Prince or Wales Hotel IggSSS Dodge).-Mr F. Earl for •Ijg&h the Chairman praised the-ponditto.« jf house, and suggested thejay"^ water'to the urinals rUg£gsm Wellington Hotel (Andrew^^, Supt. Thomson thought *to*°£&*: sary.-The Chairman said fffg'd took objection under the •fJ^piM * the Act to the renewal o!*»A,,*., ; of this house.-Mr Cotter w '■, out that tbe WJta'W year and ahalf of his lease -J* "fa* . irgued that for that *£&£&&_: should be continued for anottery^^, Chairman stated that the BeM*gg g^| that, the house was not requ»«"' fflitM r_? | gested the adjournment further consideration. WJ* || 6 |gtilCotter that last year the BenCD lr v, _,

,' »j on to -reod out tlio >.rtre "ot required and ri&*% UhvTCuiaa^vay.-sivctbo _£»__ i 1 ample accommodation t. ©W S which relied upon Mr Cotter replied that in S'-T'llbion a year's notice was _»* MatV«s all ho asked for &f?»U>l0 ocock. SS-SSSwon reportedl tbat tho __*t*r i and that a hie SlS^liJ Tho Bench raised to to m of the license of tho ttellmgfgSfite adjcirnmcnt, was thorofat KoT.i.-Eli/nbotl. Hfickott.- -*__ »<,vi3Ml tho vMT i 0". °, f an (i Cb»ml, , e fcnpo to each window. W^ZZwlod Ihe liconseo to close I>CS tlOl-.m, in future than r' C r erast.-Li,-enscivnotvcil. Monison-Mr S^Vpplicant.- Liconso renewed. I**1 HoiEt-Isaac Harrison.-A bro '^knotted rope recommended ar.d rf*. license renewed. fe _«i_-WlHam Rc 3 an -Tbo r TOidthat tho Bench considered wos not required as tho Free- «. Whi-b. was the better of tbe >»! .nlifld all existing wants,—On tho of Mr Cotter the case was ad(f_rt|l the 12th inst. *- T BcßV's HoTF.r.-Johanna Slone, PSarstated that a now building was J,seUa rt a cost of fI.BOO.- License TBS O'CLOCK T-in-SNFS.

, r . tter applied for the extension of *g_ Tosing till eleven o'clock. &1 the fonch refused. then rose.