BLUESKIN.

Otago Witness, Issue 1973, 12 September 1889, Page 17

BLUESKIN.

September s.— The quarterly meeting of the Blueskin Licensing Committee was held at the Good Templar Hall, Waitati, on the sth inst. Present : Messrs T. M'Connell (ohairman), P. M'Leod, J. Kay, and W. Park. Mrs Carey applied for a renewal of licenso for the Blueskin Hotel, Evausdale. — Constable Hastings reported that he had inspected the note!, and that the conditions upon which the quarterly ! license at the annual meeting had been granted had not been fulfilled ,the house not having been repaired. — The Chairman said he had heard that the house was then under repair, a carpenter and paiuter being now at work. Such being the case, he did not think it would be right to cancel the license. — In reply to a question, Constable Hastings said he had visited the house that morning, and found that repairs were going on. — The Chairman hoped that the work would be continued, for the committee had to be very particular in attending to their public duty. He understood Mrs Carey was then in a position to put the house in proper order before the next meeting.—Mre Carey said she intended to do bo.— Mr M'Leod moved — "That the license be granted, the house to bs put in repair to the satisfaction of the police." Mr Park seconded the motion, which was carried. — A vote of thanks to Constable Hastings was agreed to unanimously on the motion of Mr Park, seconded by Mr M'Leod.