TUB LICENSING BILL.
The effort:, of tho amendment made in the Licensing Bill by the Legislative Council closing; Bellamy's (the Parliamentary iUar), on Sundays and at 10 p-m- on week clays, is still in doubt. In -spite of that amendment the adherents to (lie privileges of Parliament, reckon they are not altone (her prohibited from, getting liquor whenever they want it, seeing that, according to 'their reading of the law their interests are. conserved by the Act, of IS'SI. Section 3 of that Act provides that nothing in this Act shall apply to any person selling liquor in any refreshment room, at the Houses* 'of Parliament, by permission, and under the control ol the Houses of Parliament- This section is still in operation, not having been repealed- ___-.
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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10457, 4 November 1904, Page 1
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127TUB LICENSING BILL. Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10457, 4 November 1904, Page 1
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