LICENSING MEETING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 94, 2 March 1864, Page 4

LICENSING MEETING.

lre k jv sin g 5J k ktiin' g-. A special meeting of tl.o Ju-'irus of tho P. ace w.-c 1 eld vc-terd:iy at nrnn, at t'-o Ke-iUei.t Ma S i~tiate" Coin I Hr-n-t. ' Prcent:--'.'. B. cM::-n>. K-n,.. 101.; C IT-o'. F.H..U. E-q.. J.l' : -vi.l J mis liiber. J.V. Tho Mlrwinir lirenres were tlnn tianslericd v.i'hout any opposition : — •Swan Inn.' Jlcehiiuics' liny, from tho executors o! tlie late Michael Havdon to Geo. Leech. • Auekl.ind Hotel, , High-.-tmt, fruu 15. Newell t< J. ]\. Viaiou 'Grovhound H'-H." Qut.-cn-jtn.-et, from W. S. Rosrers to Bryant Vevcoe. ' Xewfon lintel," .Newton, from Jerry Waite t" Oe rge Lawless. ' Exchan"e Hotel,' Shortland-street, from Bryan! Vf-n-no to Richard Walker. ' Gibraltar Hock," Albcrt-stmrt, from the executor: of tin- 1 itc Mrs. Grindev to her son ,T. Grimlev. ' Whau Hotel.' Whau, I'rom J. Prie.-tly to j;u. N". Cot.hind. Th-> two following applications wore thrown rut, «nd ordered to «taii~d over till next Quaiter 'lay, in consequence of their notices not hiivins ken lodged with the Clerk- of the Court .-even days before the lac-etinfr. which is the tin e pre-cribed by the Act: — ' Harp of Erin,' from V. lUcKenzie to William Chithan'i. ' tihick Hull Inn," .Unert-srroet, from A. >"ichol,.n to G. o. X.".:'i-n. Mr. T>-vi'i-iiijr<> niriiic ;m application on b'/milt' oi Tlir-mns Jlac-iisidy. stuiiiiL' tii.it in M;iv 1 i-t a llcchmwas jrnmird for" tho ']»uK««of Marlboroiigh Inn.' Uueoii-.-tn ut: shoitly ai'ieiwards tin.- juvinisi-.s wen■burnt down, and on the tollowing month (June). they endorsed his iicen.-o with a ei.-itiiieate Ui \]\.- elicit liiat lie niisrrl cairv ■ n bu i< cs< in Al'-'Mt-i-liii't. :'"i the space of 1-VJ .l.i'v, th;;' i- sin . .'pi red l:iisd:.y. an'i he. appeal, d to reque t them initiior f> exti-n.l Ina! diiiicu'ly in obtainiuir labour for getting n;i his i:e«' building, and it would be at 1e..-t si:; v.-.-ek.-, or two months before it v.uu'd be liul.-'icd. The jjenen did not sue any objection and extended it '.or anot:.i-r tw.i months. License ?oi'. the; ' Fu'i- r.;v Hi ri::..' Mr. Broik-f:«] i append <-ii >."h.-df of J u:i-s H-l----mes, and applied that a Iju ii I.cense should bi- gi::ntcd t < him, panuittiiiLT him to keep a hou.-e "n the. Sand-spit, Xovth Shore, t> l,e named thu- ' Flag:,iali Hotel. , Mr. Loil»c, Clerlcof the Curt M,M that the applie itiou was acc-omp if.ied by a l-'.ter Jroin lli.-> 11-ui'.r the Superintends.t strmgiy recommending tho license to bo granted, na rilso !<y a jieiitio/i fijf.t-.l liy x/ine iSi per.-on«, who in favour of it.

After some consultation the Kench agreed that they ■would grant a hush licence to be in iV-rci- until Uα; next Annual Licensing Meeting, upon p.-.'viuent oi a :i fee of £-5, anil the iiillowiiiif" i-unditi--iis : —•• Timt he, the said James lT<.hnes, do keep ami iily a feiry bout, not b-ss than IS feet in length or -1 lect 0 inein..-, breadth, bo'.v-.-fin the pier at ilic .S.tnd.-pit, X.irth Slior.', and tiic Quecn-.-tn el Wharf, Auckland ; this boatto run every Mondayam! Friday,leaving thu pier, y< rth Shore, at S a.m., and 3 p.ia.,' and list- Queeii'.AVharf nt 10 a.m. and •! p.m. : tlic faiOs to be- in accordance with tli« other I'i.ti-v boat ; tin.- service t.> commence on Monday, tin- lith iiu-t." Tin:' Mr. 110!m..s imrevd to, »nd the Bench then granted (he I.'crii-r. .-taling (hat if it was propel h carried out. it w< u]d not only be a great bent-lit to iiiin but th-i-publie too.