CONDITIONAL LICENSES.
, GRANTED AT MASTERTON. " J j 1 [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ." 'J. Wellington, Tuesday.-'"' ' , ■ ' . • *rLifcttl i \: It is interesting to note in view 4: » . the decision of Mr. Burgess, S.M. ; (proi-.;'i' i dent of the Ohmemuri Licensing 'Commit-'.: : I } tee) to refuse a conditional license to ■■$» I j . Ohinemuri Jockey Club at their receiitj; i meeting, in consequence of no-license I 1 I ing been carried in the district, .that »tjjj/? I Masterton (which also carried •; no-liceiWj I . at the recent poll) publicans" license j| , have been granted to booths at the to* 'ill Year's Day sports and A. and P. Society fr *** _____ -\vvm
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14017, 24 March 1909, Page 6
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