FOXTON.
Wednesday, 7th March. The only business which came before the Court was the application of James Montgomery for a license for the Foxton Family Hotel. Constable Purcell was questioned by the Court as to whether the house was completed. He said that it was not ; that it had a good front outside, but that the inside was a wreck, and that the new rooms were neither lined or papered. The Court, after hearing the report, of Constable Purcell on the unfinished state of the house, declined to grant a license.
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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 41, 10 March 1877, Page 3
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