ANNUAL LICENSING MEETINGS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 1163, 13 June 1884, Page 3

ANNUAL LICENSING MEETINGS.

MANUHBRIKIA DISTRICT. The first meeting of the Committee for the above district was held in the Court House, Blacks, at noon on the sth inst. Present— Messrs Jones, Harrington, Barren, Fitzgerald, and Cottingham. Mr Jones was againuuauimously voted to the chair. The minutes of the .previous meeting having been read and confirmed, applications for renewals were heard and granted to 10 pm., as follows : -'John W. MTntosh, Blacks Hotel ; Martin Cavan, Shamrock Hotel ; John Pitches, bottle licensi. A renewal also of the aocomruo latio-i license for the Carriers’Arms, Ida Va!’ey, was granted to Josiah Dai ling! on at a feu of L 3, the licensee to maintain the foot-bridge over the Pooiburn Creek, near his premises. There being no other business, the Committee adjourned. .

M ATAKA NUI DISTRICT. The first meeting of the Committee for the above district was held, in 'ho Court House, Blacks, on the sth fust, all members lining present, when Mr Jones was unanimously appointed Chairman for the current y<nr. The annua! meeting bain-' fixe 1 for toe (ith ioa', the Committee a j mrued rill 12 o’clock mi th it date On meet ng on the 6th inst., the minutes of the previou- meeting were rea l and con - firmed. • » .... The application'of William Wall for a renewal of his publican's Ijcenso for the New Town Ho'el, Takers, was opposed by the Ins | motor on the grounds that the lie nice bad not fulfilled the; conditions under which his license ,'was-,grauteil last year. . . . The Committee, after hearing the Inspector iu support of his objection, and the apphnnnt’s reply, decided to adjourn the app'ication to the 2nd prox., to allow the applicant time to effect the alterations required by th Inspector. . "Tlie application of Henry .Duck for a renewal of Ida publican’s license to the Matakanui Hotel, Drybiead, was e'rantcii, with authority to conduct a Post Office on licensed premises, "< The meeting then adjourned.

ALEXANDRA DISTRICT. » The annual meetin: of the Committee for the above district-was held in the C-iurt House, Alexandra, on the 7th inst. Present —Messrs Wingriel (Chairman), M‘Donald, Gar la, and \1 •K'mzie. The minutes of the previous meeting wi re rend and confirmed. There eing no ol ji otions, the following applications were graiped from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.:— L G, Ryan, Bendigo Hotel; H. To .i 1!, Criterion Hotel ; William Rooertson. Geelong Hotel ; Sarah Cameron, Caledonian Hotel. Wholesale licenses were

•anted to the following:—Robert Finlay, William Vheyers, and James Rivers. There being no other business, the meeting a j turned. DUNSTAN DISTRICT. The annual licensing meeting for the Dunstan district was held in the Court House. Clyde, on Monday, June 9th, 1884. '1 he following members of Comraitiee were in attendance :—Messrs A. A. Oliver, M . J. Macginnis, S. Welsford, A. Joss, and T. H Bell.

Mr Oliver was appointed Chairman, and the minutes of meetings of past year hj ying been read and confirmed, the following applications were considered :—Mrs George, Dunstan Hotel; Mr Dickie, Port Phillip Hotd, G, Murray, \incent County Hotel ; J. Parks, Hartley Arms Hotel; A. Moote, Junction Hotel, all of Clyde, general licenses up till II p.m. were granted. J. Hayward, Chatto Creek. -Accotnmo* dation license granted at an annual fee of Ls,:and license to keep ford at his house in repair. J, .R. Kemp, Bald Hill Flat, and Hugh Crossan,- Bald Hill Flat,' general licenses granted till 10p.m. George Field, Butcher’s Gully- -Accommo I ation license granted at an annual fee of LlO. '

■ Benjamin Naylor, Clyde Wholesale license granted.

The statement of assets and liabilities in the insolvent-estate of W, and G. Turnbull and Co. was filed in the Official Assignee's offie < > on Monday. The total liability s are ? 63,724,- the- unsecured debts being L 30.203, and secured L 33.520. The securities are valued at L 35.764, and. the total assets’ at L 51,372, the deficiency being L 12.351, Holloway’s Ointment and Pills— Old Wonuds, Sores an i Ulcers—Daily experience confirms tbe fact which has triumphed over all opposition for forty years viz., that no means are known equal to Holloway’s, remedies for curing bad legs, sores, wounds, diseases of the skin, erysipelas, abscesses, burns, scalds, and, in truth, ad maladies where the akin is broken.. To cure these infirmities quickly is of primary importance, as compulsory confinement indoor weakens the general’ health. The ready means of cure are found in Holloway’s Ointment and Pills, which heal the sores and expel their cause. In the very worst cases the Ointment has succeeded in effecting a perfect onri after every other means had failed in giving ing any relief. Desperate diseases best display its virtues.