CHRISTCHURCH LICENSING COMMITTEE.
[liY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION'.j CnaiSTran'ROH, Wednesday. At the adjourned licensing meeting to-day the Stipendiary Magistrate said that while the committee recognised the necessity of improved accommodation, they fell. it. as a hardship to compel licensed victuallers to erect expensive premise:; under the present uncertain tenure, lie thought that the law should bo .altered in the direction of giving more security. The licensee for the Clarendon and lloyal Hotels, previously held over, were issued, conditionally on plans for the new buildings being submitted by, March ueitj, ' ' y
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11690, 27 June 1901, Page 5
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