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LICENSING ACT. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association) WELLINGTON, October 8. In a written judgment, Mr Page S.M., lias convicted Cissy Mira Brough, licensee of the Zealandia Hotel for selling liquor after hours, the case arising out of a set of circumstances in which a barman, James Fearon, her brother, was lined the maximum of £lO for supplying liquor after hours. She was fined £2 and costs.
BAPTIST UNION
WELLINGTON, October 8
The Baptist Union Conference to-day is considering missionary activities' of the church in reports being presented and eulogistic references made to the work of missionaries.
'l'he election of officers of the Missionary Society resulted.—Secretary and Treasury, Rev. Lascelles ; Convener, Rev. .Rollings, Missionary editor, Rev. Jenkin ; Missionary Bros, organiser, S. Barry; Preacher for next conference, Rev. Kemp. Committee :—-Revs. Rollings, Jenkin, Goring, Archer, Kemp, Adridge, Duncomb, Anstice, North, lugs, Mrs C. Collins, Mr S. Barry, and ex-office members.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 October 1931, Page 6
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