Blunt Warning Given Erring Hotel Licensees
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MASTERTON, June 3. "The Licensing Committee notes that cpnvictions for breaches of the Licensing Act have been recorde4 during the year against several licensees and although all applications have been granted on this ocT casipn, the police not objecting, such a f act must not be interpreted S:s indicating that the committee lightly regards such eonvictions," ;aid; Mr. J. R. Herd, S.M., chairman of the Wairarapa Licensing Committee, at the annual meeting. "The committee takes a serious vie-w of such offences, -and Palls upon counsel representing the licensees concerned to convey to Sheir clients that future offences nay entail veiy serious consequences to the licensees. , The committee warns the licensees that it iqsists on strictest compliance with licensing laws and to see thaf tl^eir businesses' are conducted in the manner laiid dpwn fty Stq,ttite."
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Chronicle (Levin), 3 June 1949, Page 5
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