UNKNWON.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 150, 8 June 1893, Page 2

UNKNWON.

The annual meeting of the above was held in the school house at Cheltenham last Tuesday. Present— J. Bruce (in the chair,) F. Mcßetb, W. Mills. Mr E. Goodbehere, clerk to the Committee, and Constable Tuohj were also preeent. Mr Richmond appeared for Mr Pool and also for Mr Palmer ; and Mr Prior for Mr Ryan. The applications for a license for an accommodation house at Apiti (Feilding Block,) was granted to Mr Ben Poole. Renewals of licenses were granted to Mr Thomas Lowes, Birmingham ; Mr Thomas Ryan, Cheltenham i^Mid^to^iir Dickson, Pemberton. An application from Mr Satnuel [Palmer lot a licence lor "an a'cc6tam6d£tit>n house in the Pohangma was adiourned for Committee to visit the locality and ascertain whether a licensed house was needed in that portion of the district. No objection was made to the applicant. , Mr Hankine, of Palmers too, appeared in support of the pe|i^Ptea/\£ainsCtbe application, and "pointed* out that no licensed house was required in the locality, and that if granted would only be made use of by workmen temporarily engaged thereon the road work. jMr Biohmond said the petition was against a publicans' license, whereas only an accommodation license was applied for. There was also a petition in favour of the; licence being granted, but this was also informal through having been sent in tfro $a{ef The applicant for the licence, in statjgiJ his reasons for the application, said ne was often requested; by !str4ng4rr./for meals and lodgings. As stated above further hearing of th* Mpplitt&Otti <w«rl adjourned. [ i.'rtfo.j: J«»