QUARTERLY LICENSING MEETTNG.
(Befoi'o W. YUW, Fsq., Chairman, awl J{, work; J mas, and J. Brown, Esqs., Commissioners). DISTRICT OP THAMES. Nhw LroBNSKS.—K. S Brown Rpplied fnr a license for the Belvidero Hotel (Dr Perslon's late resilenco) — Vlr Brassey appearod for an objector, Mr T. Hani-,, mond. Ho said that a memorial had been filed, but ho did not tako any notice of it, as soven days' notice had not b00n.... given 10 applicant. He simply appeared on the ground that the house was un-.'.> necessary.-Tho Bunch was of the same opinion, and refused the application. ■ ■• Tbansfbiis.—Hdward J.- Angofo, Desperandum Ho'ol, to Robert Grinlor.> ; —Robert Grinter, Bay View 'Hotel, to'' Edward J. Angove, granted.. •; -
hauraki dm rich. ' • ?;':' New Lioenses.—John Connell applied, ! I for a license for a house situated near'thirt Kauaeranga Bridge.—Mr Millor appearod' f! for the npplicaut.-The police report .was']! favourable to the granting of- tho license,,7, —The application was granted,: and oavit the application of Mr Miller the Benchdecided to recommend tho licenso to bo £20 per annum.—tfori Matena, applied - for a licence for a house at Kirikiri. Mr Miller appeared fcr the applicant. ThoJ police report was road, and was to tho -- effect that tho house was and suitable for its intended purpose. The application was granted. Tho Bench decided to recommend the license to'bo £20.—There were two applications on the' list for licenses for houses near tho To, Aroha mountain, but as the district was ! a native one, tho applications were adjourned till the 13th inst., for the purposed of allowing a native assessor to be in attendance. ' . "
Tho court then rose, ,
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XI, Issue 3185, 4 December 1878, Page 3
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266QUARTERLY LICENSING MEETTNG. Thames Advertiser, Volume XI, Issue 3185, 4 December 1878, Page 3
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