THAMES HOTELS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15552, 9 March 1914, Page 9

THAMES HOTELS.

' ( LICENSING COMMITTEE MEETS. ' [SI TELEGJUUTH.— CORRSSrONMKT.] Thames, Saturday. The quarterly sitting of tne Thames Licensing Committee was held yester- ,, day. Mr. F. J. Burgess, S.M., presiding. The following'transfers of licenses, were granted:— J.. Wall to John O'Sullivan, Waiwawa Hotel, Gumtown; Arthur Kerr U James M. Agnew, Governor Fergusson tfotcl, Thames; John Robinson to Mary Ann Cowling, Wharf Hotel, Thames; Robert G. , M " nroo to W. J. McLean, KuaoStiunu Hotel, Kuaotumi. ' *•* • , ™ :,, \: Executors of the estate of the late George _.-' ■ Loram wen granted permission' to'carry ;«.on llio business of the Coromandel Hotel llff ™ nao<J » for a further three: months' ' m Jbo police report pointed out that there ntrtS CTW & reason to believe that at one -Thames Hotel a considerable amount of I < 1 ste-bours and Sunday trading was carried I «i, but the police were unable to obtain ' direct cadence as there was always some- ' one on too watch who gave notice of the I approach of the police. Mr. Hogben an. 1 -If 11 *? for the hoensee and denied that any after hour trading was carried on The cpnimiitec decided fc> action the licensee Against allowing liqnor ,to be Bold on the |Mmses except during the hours prescribed - ' ■- " -.