AN APPEAL TO CÆSAR.

NZ Truth, Issue 68, 6 October 1906, Page 4

AN APPEAL TO CÆSAR.

, _^_^__^_ 7^-_ . ; •' It is not too late now for- the Government to introdiice a Bill permitIt ing liciu-av to he sold withi meals at ithe fnternaiional njihibit.Lofe"'-; HivllI Jones saidVtht>' *>ther .«^y-<wlit -Chris iI thiirc-h, ' ; '*hat -.- j»he> fct-abipfr.l% IK<- Ih(> liw^tljer V)-'ittie 'jf-icensin.^ Co^inii'ee,. j : biit- .as, Uial. p'asly-i'a'.edj. purH :. -ljc. puaji has resolved .tlnut »o ona. .»i?-U

have 'a d'a^ 'that chee'_a,"''i^ is up t'q Sir Joseph 'Ward to show that he po.^se?-ses backbone.- 'Any measure that: he intrcduced m the House enabling keevuwiie&.-aad r-spirits' to' be obtained .woul(l .J;e without very much oppos'itipn; it would be carried anvwa.y, iandUhe'" Christchurch people hope that he will act m the. matter. Tbere h'a's'been quite enough bunsling m connection with the exhibitions, it is, v iaud;4if r ioe f^.ould 'recognise'"(hat fact "wfi ha forty horse nowcr recognition. <*' As it has been stated by Colonel Pitt m the Upper House that. Ihe, (.{qxefiiment will see that a restaurant is' "established, the Exhibition Committee having failed to receive a tender.; .the Government should also. see. to it,,th?,.t,_^qpor bo, -secured with, ever :y- "iijbal. People will be m that building ell '-'.'day, and (hey want ,'someUii'ng' mor^, tlijin a cup of weixk-tca a-nd'-.ii. parson'.^ 'bun to' iiou'rish- '-them, " .and •' a restaurant'aiid^ukso .a- wine 'bar, .and. a ', spirit and .'beer epiporium'are : a.psolutely essential... i«<o wonder,, hot -a single teiidev. for. the restaurant was received by. the Committee. "«>. Clu-is-t- j ehikch i.s.lookij)g. .to the. Premier ' ip j dor. something, "and it is Xd _he"hbp£|dj that lie will' realise tha ipipprtaijce fU ; i tbe.y'uibieci,— (Christchurch >corresponiJcnfc',o't.'.'Vr F uth.'.'. , i ) „ *„... -. ; .:,.v"|