LICENSING COMMITTEES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXII, Issue 7414, 3 December 1884, Page 3

LICENSING COMMITTEES .

CHRISTCHURCH NORTH-BAST. TJw quarterly meeting of Hie mmittoe for the Ohriatohurch North* «t District was held at the City Council uuoberxftt noon yesterday j pw«ont--MrJ. Mm (Chairman). Mewreß. Westonm, Stmthen#, andd. R- Jama*®* The prlnoipai buatoeaa dealtwith was the nsldomtion of fihiarfor in mot of two hotel*, lh»w»e»lo which had m tttm tod at hurt wmnal mating on Edition that tbo oW placed by wore suitable boUdtop. Market Hotel.-H. HaddreU, ESSSaSai k finished by the next annual meeting In ? ' Victorian Hotel .—Patrick Burke, lloonwe. ilr C. Money, the owner of the property übmitted plan* of a n»* toUdhyfr ■«* rhloh the Committee expweeed their a? was offlatinued on the under tending that the #andaHoa* of the non jotel wop) laid before Hie March mooting if the Committee. Golden Fleece Hotol.—A. H. Hardecke loensee.

uttl«B for permission to re-opmi a dooronif ArtoJißh street frontage of tho hotel. |J i The Chairman Mid tin* door had beo»|j [elowwl la vtmmttmarn of representations bjfi ;tho police that ft nuisance *m w<msion«3| [through Women congregating Around it- ■ Inxpcetor fender mid that the poliw did mot wish to be oppressive or hard on and particular licensee, but if this door wml reopened, ho did not «eo why other shufl t entrances, a« that at tho Palace HotelX which h*d iwen closed by U»« ComtnitteiS M objectionable, should not bo mnxmedl Pl® <xmld not recommend Mr Btrinonr'fl tiCAlion. B r Hi ringer cal ted Mr J. Parry, plumbed h»bt> had Hired In Armagh street, ad joining? Iho hotel fur some years. Mo stated tbd p>e had never noticed any special ntnuanß ;whon the door referred to was open. If B ma reopened it might ho a convimtenß to passengers waiting for the Avon»i<B ottiuihiw, which stopped opposite to it. fl Tin? Chairman said the Committee couß not pm their mty to grant the application* The Committee then adjourned. «