THAMES LICENSING COMMITTEE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14392, 10 June 1910, Page 6

THAMES LICENSING COMMITTEE.

POLICE REPORT FAVOURABLY.;' ' . ' ► . ■ ■ • ' • • ';W' ; . > i ' ' '-" -' '' > ' i In ; [BY TELEGRAPHS-OWN..'CORRESPONDENT.] . :: ■ ' " r m, i ■ ' ''■ . 1 Thames,.Thursday. v ;y ; / The animal meeting of the Thames Licensing ? Committee was - held •; to-day. The.;, v 3 police sports were generally .favourable ; vv for the renewal of licenses, and most of the hotels were reported as being well conducted and' in good condition. ;..., In several cases certain repairs and improvement* were recommended/ and : the owner? i*y ;: promised to have the work carried out.,. On these conditions.the licenses. were renewed' '■ ■' of the Tererenga Hotel an Nln i the, case of. the Tererenga Hotel; an -. amended application had been put in lor ; an accommodation license in lieu- of the j.;:;^ hotel license. Proper legal notice; had not;*^ been given, but the committee decidedOto.,;-^ waive the objection and the accommoda- ' ■ tion license was granted... In the case of £-:';;■ the Whangamata Hotel, which had /beenli^j destroyed by fire some months ago, the - ; -'.;; committee decided to adjourn the matter : until the* next meeting. . V : : -:,\r : All the other applications for new... licenses and renewals throughout the dis- • trict were granted. . ' t v