NAPIER LICENSING COMMITTEE

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 5 December 1927, Page 5

NAPIER LICENSING COMMITTEE

QUARTERLY MEETING. The quarterly meeting of the Napier Licensing Committee was held in Napier to-day. Present: Messrs. A. M. Mowlem, S.M. (chairman), A. W. Pirie, W. G, Martin, A. G. Pallot, H Bate and G. Stubbs. The question of the gravelling of the back yard of the Clarendon Hotel came up. Inspector Cummins said that the work had only been partly done. Mr. Willis, who appeared for the licensee, said that he had filled in the depression which the inspector had complained of, and this had made aneffher depression lower down, causing the water to lodge there. Mr. Willis gave an undertaking that the work would be attended to. A transfer in the license of the Empire Hotel was granted from A. McCarthy to A. M. Herbert. The chairman said that the conunitmittee were pleased to see that in connection with the hotelkeepers the police report showed that in each case the houses had been well conducted and they saw no reason why that state of affairs should not continue. PHOTOGRAPHY SIMPLIFIED Great strides in photography have been achieved by “Hajar,’’ the new photographic film that is made in England. Amateurs all over the world are now using it on account of the ease with which it gives good pictures. Fits all cameras and is sold by all dealers. Same price as ordinary film.” Miss Hunter, D.D.S., American and London Specialist (Regd.) in Electrolysis.—Hairs (400 per hour), moles, warts, and any elevated blemishes permanently and painlessly destroyed by my most up-to-date 12 needle machine. Strictly private and individual attention given. Tiffen Park House, next to Municipal Theatre. Napier. Telephone 3078. Tuesdays only 2 to 7 p.ra."

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