SAY OF PLENTY LICENSES

Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4931, 26 July 1918, Page 6

SAY OF PLENTY LICENSES

X.Z. ALLIANCE PROTESTS

(Press Association Telecrai».J WELLINGTON, July 25. The New Zealand Alliance executive last evening passed a resolution that the attention of the. AttorneyGeneral be called to the fact that the Tanoatua license was granted, in spite of the strongest evidence against it tendered by such unimpeachable and unbiassed witnesses as the Public Works- engineer, assistant) engineer and the police. . Ine Alliance protests against this flagrant defiance of the clear intention of the Licensing Act. The Alliance asks that a searching inquiry be immediately made into this and the Ohnra licensing cases.

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THE HOLY LAND. Opl. G. Pagett. of the sth Wellington Mounted Rifles, writes from Pal* estine to a chum in New Zealand, (Mr W. Chambers,, of 14 Belfast Street, Wellington), asking tliat.twq bottles of Fluenzol be posted to him. He says he always finds that Fluenzol keeps him well while on active service. Don’t forget your own soldier.*