ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 997, 20 April 1871, Page 2

ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING.

The annual meeting was held this morning in the Court-house, before the following Bench of Magistrates :, R. Stuart, Esq , J.?., 11. S. TilFen, Esq., J.P., J. Anderson, Esq., J.P., S. G. Brandon, Esq., J.P., B. A. Ferrard, Esq., J.P., J. Rhodes, E«q., J.P, P. Russell, Esq., J.P., and J. A. Smith, Esq., J.P. The following are the names of the applicants whose licenses were granted, with the names of the sureties : James Ashton, Provincial Hotel, Mennee.— , Sureties, W. Reardon and E. W. Knowles Hendriek Beukers, Ferry Hotel, Western tSpit. —J. LeQnesr.e and W. Rear-don William Britten, Clarendon Hotel, Napier.— F. Sutton and J. LeQuesne Harry 0. Caulton, Albion Hotel, Napier.— A, Manov and N. Jacobs Stapjlton 0. Caulton, Masonic Hotel, Napier. —F. Tuxford and J. Dinwiddie Thomas Edvfards, Shaktjspeare Hotel, Napier. —T. Morrison and J. Pritphard Henry Fletcher, Exchange Hotel, Napior.— J. Hague and H. Williams Richard Jiffares, Clive Hotel, Clire.—E. W. Knowles and L. Hi'ggins Joshua Lear, Napier Hotel, Napier.—J. Close and N. Bishop Peter M'Hardy, Havelock Hotel, Havelock. — F. Sutton'and E W. Knowles James iVl'Murray, Shamrock Hotel, Tareha's Bridge.—E. W. Knowles and W. Reardon Richard D. Maney, Meanee Hotel, Meanee. —II. Williams and J. LeQuesne Thomas Feddie, 'Jaradale Hotel, Xaradale. — J. G. Kinross and J. Gh-aham Thomas Reynolds, Exchange Hotel, Havelock.—E. W. Knowles and VV. Reardon John Steed, London Hotel, Port Ahuriri. — H. Williams and N. Williams Florence Sullivan, Settlers' Hotel, Napier. — W. Reardon and F. Sutton. George H. Swan, Empire Hotel, Napier. —E. W. Knowles and N. Jacobs John Henry Trask, Crown Hotel, Port Ahuriri.— H. Williams and N. Williams William Viilers, Petane Hotel, Petane.—J. M'Farlane and J. LeQ.uesne John Robjohns, Pakipaki Hotel.—F. Tuxford and T. K. Newtop. Annie Charles, Commercial Hotel, Port Ahuriri.—J. LeQuesne and N. Jacobs. David Vaughan applied for a licence for an hotel to be built on the Te Ante road, at Olive. A plan of the proposed building was handed in. No public no titication having been njade, the application was adjourned for three weeks, that the requisite forms might be complied with.

Samuel Caldwell applied for the renewal of the licence of the West Olive Hotel. Mr Lee appeared foi? the applicant. Inspector Scully opposed the application, w the house" vvas badly conducted. . Mr Lee ssid tha-t the fault lay with the brother, who formerly had held the license.—Application refused. -