LICENSING REFORM.
/proposals in otago. SEQUEL TO LAST POLL. {.By XJEC.BCB4.PK. —PSBSS ASSOCXAXtO^.j I>CNE.DIS. Friday., The 0t«2» branch of the New Zealand licensing Reform Association, at a meeting over which Bishop Richards presided, passed the following resolution iThat, in view of the substantial defeat of prohibition at the last poll, the Gov. eminent should accept, that declaration as, the settled policy of the country an this inatller and proceed (I) to insist on a more rigorous enforcement ©Jf the existing licensing laws, and (2J to. legislate irn. partially in the direction of licensing reform.
A copy o? these resolutions vviU be for*, warded to the Prime Minister, Sir Joseph Ward, and the Dominion executive wdl be requested to take steps to press forward the licensing reform proposals of the association.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20252, 11 May 1929, Page 12
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