QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT.
WAIMATK. Tkqbsdat, Duo. 81. (Before B. Beotham, K*q, B.W. (Chairman), tad B. Elwortby, nod T. TCeehomaker, Ktqt.) POWOI Bspobt. Tito police reported favourably on all the hpueea in the dUtriot. The Chairman raid information had reached the Court to the effect that the Be'deliff Hotel wee Improperly conducted, and: the Olerkwae imtrueted toduform Mr* Cameron, the lieeneee, that the wae required to he in
attendance on 3m. 6,1882—-to which date the tilting would b« adjourned—to answer the charge. Kitmwsiow or Liqsma— Mr Clement applied for an extension of license to Thomas Richmond, Melville Hotel, Timoro. for a booth at the Caledonian Sports at Waimate on Boxing Day. Sergeant Ramsay opposed the application, on the ground that Richmond had misconducted himself as the bolder of a license at the Mokikihi races. The Chairman said the application would bo dealt with in Timaru.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6498, 24 December 1881, Page 3
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144QUARTERLY LICENSING COURT. Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6498, 24 December 1881, Page 3
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