WELLINGTON NEWS.
(Per Press Association). * WELLINGTON, iast night. At the annual meeting af the Wellington Licensing Committee all the applications for renewals and transfers .were granted. The Inspector of Police, in'his report stated that a number of licensed houses in the district are in such' a state from age and decay and lack of accommodation that the owners should arrange for their rebuilding as early as possible. The Inspector then names ten hotels wh ch are, _ he says, a source of danger in case of fire. He doubts if any precautions in the way of ' fire escapes will make them safe. A Spanish seaman, who left the barque Charles Gi Rice at this port, - tas been deemed to be a prohibited - immigrant, and an order has been v made that he be placed aboard the vesselt which is now in Auckland,.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 438, 10 June 1902, Page 3
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