THE LICENSING ELECTIONS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8179, 14 February 1890, Page 6

THE LICENSING ELECTIONS.

C McMillan, oj4>h N t,fe\»<?«* C . and I were nominated if «,„ n ' J - C. Ca~ stood that the taMffSWriifi would accept our ticket proved impartial administrS 6 °l °ur Licensing Act in the past. Th«? t ° the not intended to come out until *j? » 8 had station was made; and, if M" *p£ nised Mr Ehrenfried'a right tZ% ' r< *<>2. whicn publichouaes should b?±?*«?S which closed, he would not hav^ ned a "1 candidates against us. If we F* oth er real service to the public we wffl aT of at >? without fear or favour afiZl i Uo OUr beat but we.will fight to intimidated or bullied out of n haaV pendence. I think the closed L,?„ w<Jenot to be re-opened, and no one 3 me to open them.—l am, & c . Vo *e f or F & E^n-gtgs.

TO THE EDITOR.

SIR -Mr. Luks, in your issue of tnj takes upon himself to contradict ,* a *. ment made by you in your issue of t instant—a statement made in L» e . 12 with facts, and which I, for one amn° rdan< * to vouch for. Mr. Luks says it is n£ pared a* far as be knows. A, IJi meeting at which the resolution was „ th * I can vouch for all that took pWrt What took place at Mr. Luks' tnSl *«• not in a position to say, hut lam tolA atn who was present and took an active Wv ne it, that only one candidate of thoir I m ticket-namely, Mr. Holland-w« P /f Seilt able to the meeting. A meeting ,«■ ,e,c,t-four-fifths of the hotelkeepers of th, hlell Ward is stated to have been represent am, etc., Arthur H. Taylor e(UI » ,i jV, Manager Domain BrewpnAuckland, February 13, 1890. reWer T. TO -THE EDITOR. Sir,—Will you allow me to say thaf « of the Independent candidates for fi'i East and North, now nominated at a r ing committee, are Good Templar* i* etc., T. W Guam- ' February 13,1890. Grand Chief Templar.