AIRPORT LIQUOR LICENCES
Presbyterians’ Opposition “In the name of the Presbyterian Church of NeW Zealand we strongly oppose the applications for liquor licences to airport restaurants.” says a telegram sent to the Prime Minister (Mr Holyoake) by the convener of the Presbyterian General Assembly committee on liquor problems and alcoholism (the Rev. K. 'L. Warren). Mr Warren is minister of St David’s Church, Sydenham. The telegram continues: — “Such licences would have grave and far-reaching results, They are contrary to the spirit and interest of the 6 p.m. hotel closing legislation, which is still the law of the land and the will qf ■the people. And they nullify the recommendations on this matter delivered by -the Select Committee on Licensing Law.”
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29635, 4 October 1961, Page 9
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