Publicans' Licenses.
The following are the names of the persor>3 whose applications for Publicans' Licenses will come under the consideraiion of the Magistrates on Tuesday next, the 15th instant. It will be observed that there are an unusually large number of new applicants. Were they all to succeed, the public-houses in Auckland and its neighbourhood would be nearly doubled at once. At all events', so far as these Houses are necessary for public accommodation, it is obvious that they should beas much as possible confined to the leading thoroughfares. Iti the back and little frequented streets they too frequently become rather nuisances and receptacles of vice. Names. Sign of House. Residences. Richard J. Hunt Masonic Hotel Princes street. Ilemy Haidmgton Royal Exchange Shortland stiect. John Long Russell Wine Vaults Shortland street. Solomon H. Le\ey Victoiia Hotel Foit stieet. BrjantVeicoc Caledonian Hotel Fort street. Robert Thompson Ospiey lnu High street. William M'Gaivey Tiafalgar Inn Queen street. William Dennett Duke oi Marlborough Queen stieet. James Lochead Union (lneen stieet. William L. Rogers Greyhound Inn Queen street. Edward Parluiglon White Hart Hotel Queen street David Sheehan Ci own and Anchor Vest Queen street, Patrick Dignan. Clanricaide Hotel Albert street. Alfred C Joy M.isons' Home Olhcwil Bay. Thomas Johnson New Windsor Castle I'arnell. GeoigeCodlm Royal George Newmaiket. William Tye Prince Albeit Kpsom. Edmund Foley Sir George Grey Otahuhu. New Applicants. Fiancis C. Lewis Royal Hotel Princes sheet. William Harkms Derry Arms Hotel Shortland street. Asher Ashor Commercial Inn Shortland stieet, John Riigham Prince Albert Inn Shortland street. John Hoop Royal Arch Hotel Queen street. Jeny Waite Wheat Sheaf Queen street. William Cmrie Black Bull Cliapel stieet. Daniel Lock wood AVhite Horse Inn Hob&on street John Byrne Gibialtav Inn Hobson street. William Nicol Black Bull Albert street. Thomas Hancock Grey Horse Wyndham street. William Bacon Odd Fellows Arms Chanceiy street. Edward Costley Chancery Taveiu Chancery stieet. James PaYmei Odd Fellows Home Mechanics.' Bay. Waltei Scott Hallway house Epsom Iloaa.
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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 520, 9 April 1851, Page 2
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406Publicans' Licenses. New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 520, 9 April 1851, Page 2
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