NO-LICENSE IN CHRISTCHURCH.
10 THS EDITOR Sir,—Just one word to G. Bernard Nicholls, and I have finished. When the inconsistencies of himself and his fellow-killjoys are pointed out, he calls it " vulgar abuse." Is there a man who has ladled out more abuse to hia opponents than the said Bernard lVi« cholis? His defence of the ChapmanAlexander combination is characteristic of the man. He carefully dodges the question of a no-licenso advocate stopping at a licensed hotel, and frankly admits that the accommodation at licensed houses is far better than that provided at establishments run on Bera nard Nicholls's cold water lines.—l anr-J etc., E. NORDON", Secretary Licensed Victuallers' Association. Christchurch, March 18.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16192, 19 March 1913, Page 2
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