NASEBY LICENSING COURT.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 326, 4 June 1875, Page 2

NASEBY LICENSING COURT.

June 1. (Before H. W. Robinson, Esq:, RiM., Chairs man, and L..W. Busch and W. Grumitt, Esqs., J.P.'s, Commissioners.) The following applications were granted —there l being no objection by thei police : Walter Morgan, Post Office Hotel, Kyeburn, general license; William Bead, Hyde Hotel, general license. The following renewals were also granted: E. T. George, "Victoria Hotel, Naseby, general and night license; Edmund Horswell, Royal Hotel, Naseby, general and night license; George Collctt, Ancient Briton Hotel, Naseby, general and night license; John Bull, Crown and Sceptre Hotel, Naseby, general and night license ; John Cogan, Melbourne Hotel, Naseby, general and night license; G. A. Chapman, Kyeburn Hotel, Naseby, general and night license ; William John Millar, Old Victorian Hotel, Naseby, general and night license; Thomas Pinder, Empire Hotel, Naseby, general and night license ; Rachel Graee> Criterion Hotel, Nasebj, ge-

neral and night license; Joseph. Henry Gason, Commercial Hotel, Naseby, general and night license; David Stewart, Ballarat Hotel, general and night license; James Cain, Flagstaff Hotel, Kyeburn, general license; C. K. Douglas, Junction Hotel, Kyeburn, general license; Mary George, Pass Hotel,. Kyeburn, general license ; John Eccles, Welcome Inn, saseby, general license; Emma Barbeh, Union Hotel, Hamilton, general license; John Malloch, renewal and transfer of general license to Jesse Mace Maisey; John Laverty, Commercial Hotel, Hyde, general hcense. The application of Christopher was withdrawn. Upon the first application being called, the Chairman said thai -though the was on the whole favorable, the attention of the Bench had been called to the fact that in no case had urinals been provided. In granting the applications, the Bench made it a sine qua non that this defect should be supplied. In the cases of Read of Hyde, and Morgan of Kyeburn, which are new buildings, and elaborate plans of which are before the. Bench, ■ the Chairman said that he had no doubt but that these: houses would prove a : booh to the district in which they are situate; The Chairman also paid a handsome' compliment to the managgm'eht. ©f the Kyeburn Hotel under Mr. John - Malloch 1 , and hoped-that, 'in the Hands of, his successor Mr. Maisey, the good reputation and 1 character of the.house wojild/be-..main-tained. ". '';.'" •'■''""' ■■•"■•-'■'■