PROHIBITED PERSONS.
MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION. (Fbom Ou» Own Correspondent.) AUCKLAND, September 9. Prohibition is one thing, but the prevention of prohibited persons from obtain* mc spirituous liquor us quite another, ao cording to the argument* of counsel, in an appeal case heard before Mr Justice Edwards yesterday. Some hotels, it was( stated, supplied something like 2000 per* eons daily, and when as many as 17 pro* hibition orders had been issued at Auck* land in one day, it was a matter of zmposa, sibility for licensees and employees tq ascertain the dentity of all. "In Lou* don," remarked Mr J.-R. Reed, "the* have a black list,. which means that pubj licans are supplied with photographs <tt jo-ohibited persons." Some such practice^ he thought, might -work sucooafuUj; Ui Auckland. - . -
The Melbourne City Coronor (Dr Cole), at a recent inquest on a three weeks' old baby, commented in strong terms on th« reprehensible practice of parents sleeping with young infanta.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2896, 15 September 1909, Page 3
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158PROHIBITED PERSONS. Otago Witness, Issue 2896, 15 September 1909, Page 3
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