LICENSING COURT.
: r .»■/. - . | Wednhsdat. Sth Jusui(Bds6re j H. MiGullocbVEaq./iChasrmao .^W- r? i H;iNurse,\ Jfsq., and Capt. Haniinsop r , | Commissioners.) - _ SA. Clode applied for a general license’for premises near the railway station.—lnspeOtor Buckley pbjceled on the ground that another licensed house vri* not required in the t ti'kW —-The Chairman said the s considered at "former meetings, antf asked if-th# applicant? had any .further reason H to advance wbyadiciDso; should n.oyt issue.—’ The applicant r No t _yo_w —Mr Buckley j The policadiaye no objection .ta the v applicant 'receiving r ai.lice'h*J a’f 'fdp. building is’ cOn&errfed.—On’ bteinginformed that the' building was at. pYeWit. iised af rf-boarding'-hoUse-,'Mr MCufloClr TWrUgrked that that was- a good thing, tfnd atf, eU’ph must have - ■ proved a coWePiencF.—After h ftho'C consultation, the Bench agreed to grant the license. . ' I JL AH*" sod J. Grand both applied for a and genersd-mght license f->r the Great Western Hotel. Allan was the lessee of the bniblipg,} Iprt'hi« lease expirptj r pr. )31st Jply. Grant,'the' proprietor of the'building, id anticipation! of resuming possession on that date, also applied for' a' licffnso. On being informed that the Act provided for such a case, ■ Grant agreed td- vtithdmw.his appiiealion, and ; the licence Was granted to' Allan. : | Benew alb i -step u bl : cans* and general night licenses were granted to the following ;—F. IjockeJioAparhna Hotel; L F. Clapp, Comrrterci.aLt J-. R. Wills, Marine.: ... ■ Tlie following were' also granted:— _ ’ Fitbl icons’ licenses.^—T. Leahy, Commercial Hotel, Otauta U; ; 7 W. ;La wson, 01an tp.ii - jf. Smith,- Railway, j .j. Wilson, Ragle, OVepuki; Hi'F. M'Lenn, Shamrock, Orepnki f H.Sweetman, "All Nations, Wrey’s jjfinm; -B.' Firtiter; -ThdrhbiiVy ;1 M.,1 Caledonian ; J. FaUispn, Globe; J..Callaghan,7 Havefpck M‘. Shielrfs, Oou'nty" of Wallace j J. Vaiighnn,' Carriers’ Arms. y-tsmo-c jirrdian.iy i Bus!».;iiicen ejs.j—W. Scohie, Faste'rn.-Bmb i Round Hill; L. W'Kenzie,.Tai -,T li»r*e‘i)rkel:V 3J Lynch, Fbiirafkino; G. 1 Pdiit,'’ • WaikSpattfi ; 'h. .v j, -J ... ho.- ■: < •. . i Bottle Licenses. —WluttinghaiTn Bros, and Ipstone (wholesale and bottle, Riverton and * Tlibrnbury), J. A. Fish,Betchdlf ’Bros.^^M^'' 1 Hogan. jeew iti | h’.FosterJodged an altcrnatfyef application,, lie applied that the refreshtrfeUfc voohirat tft* railway-station be Ifcetuserchos dir extra'biir; anduc i'll the event of-that not. being granted, h© ~ pished a publican's ficensejfor both'the hotel a)id the railway refreshment rooms.—TheChairman said tlie ‘application for an 1 extra bar cpuld not be granted,Tint it was a gfe.it pirr ' that applicant should b® put to tiro expense of taking out another I’cense, as ihe-refreshmont rooms “werl v coWeiiitfnco;—Sepkhate publicans’ -licenses to issue for the two places.,,,
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Western Star, Issue 452, 11 June 1881, Page 2
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416LICENSING COURT. Western Star, Issue 452, 11 June 1881, Page 2
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