PARLIAMENT.
(Per Press A"BBdoistl(3nJ 4 "] WELLINGTON, Ootobei- 5. The House resumed at 7,30,"and went into committed foe further consideration of the recommitted c'auseß of the Licensing Bill.
Mr Seddon moved the following new clause: —" Nothing in olsusa 59, making clubs liable to certain provisiopa of the Licensing Act, shall apply to cases whoro at meetings of any association, society, or club, bonu fide engaged in legitimately carrying out literary or musical entertainments, or friendly society, charitable or masonic purposes or outdoor gamos and exercises, the refreshments supplied to members and thoir guests at the expense of the association, society, or club include liquor." This was read a second time by 55 to 13. . The clause was then altered on Mr Massey's motion by including "agricultural societies" witbin its provisions. The clause as amended was then added to the Bill. Progress was reported, and the amendments were agreed to. The debate on the third reading o£ the Bill is now proceeding.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7926, 6 October 1904, Page 3
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