Licensing Laws.
There is little need to draw attention to licensing affairs. If the Premier is a wise man he will not attempt to carry into effect his proposal to abolish elected licensing committees in favour of benches of magistrates. And the wide-spread indignation felt with regard to Bruce and Newtown will certainly make licensing amending legislation a question of serious consideration during the present session.
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White Ribbon, Volume 9, Issue 98, 1 July 1903, Page 7
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66Licensing Laws. White Ribbon, Volume 9, Issue 98, 1 July 1903, Page 7
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