THE Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED DAILY. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1878.

Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 51, 10 July 1878, Page 2

THE Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED DAILY. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1878.

Tub following telogrnm containing MlO provisions of the new Licensing Bill ; vvn?( rooeived by us lnst night ;.— r " Fuvthor provisions of tho new Liccn* aing Bill are published horo, nmonc;st which \nre Homo of tho following. Every ppraou desiring to obtain licenses shall give- notice in writing to Clerks of Licensing Court 8, and affix on the front; of tho premises notice of such lieonno m npplied for* at leanb tvvont.y---on& olenr tkiye before the application, nnd ptibliah n o^py of audi notification in tho Kionl papers. Every application, exoopt, fop a ronowftl , must be flccompnnied by ft certificate signed by ton householders in reapect of th« fitness of tho applicant ;■ the Clerk of Oourl; to post the- application insido and outside tho building were tKo Licensing Ootirt is to bo held ; twolvo op more male or fomalo residents within tho licensing district, or any pornon already licensed in the district, as tho ownor of pvemises hnvo- a right to, object to the .grunting of such licenge, also County or Thorough Councils may nuthoriao a person to object, on. behalf of ratepayers, to tho granting of tho license. Tho gimundafor objection to the granting of licenses nro ; that applicnnt fa of bad fame or chnrncter ; of drunken linbits ;• or haa within six months pro* viou«lv forfeited his. license j or bee-n---convicted of selling without a license within a period of three years ;or that •the licensed house ia not required ; or is near a place of worship, or Bchool; It is not neeesfjary to give the applicant notice of tho objections, but in such- case appiionnt may demand an. adjournment. Similar objections, to be entertained against renewal of liaens'B. Tho Lifofisino; Justices* must entertain such objections and if it appears that tbo majority of tbo residents, or raten payers, m neighborhood object to tho application the same shall be refused. The Licensing Justices in each onf to detor-mino what is "■ weigbbqrbootl '* for tho purposes of tho Act;."