WHAT THE PUBLICANS WANT. Outcome of the Wellington Conference. Wellington, August 18.
As the result of the Licensing Conference, a Bill has been freshly drafted and is to bo introduced by Mr Harper. It pi ovides that bottle licenses shall be expunged ; that there shall be only one committeo for each borough or riding of a county ; nominated benches, the R.M. to be Chairman ; right of appeal to the Supreme or District Court ; compensation to houses which are considered not required ; the hour of cli sing to be 11 o'clock ; optional endc rsement of offences on license ; reduction ot fees to L2O ;' repeal of the disqualification clauses as to who will occupy seats on the Bench. Failing a nominated committee, the burgess roll to be us-'-d ; failing the disqualifying clause, the leaders of Good Templar and other similar bodies to be debarred,
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Te Aroha News, Volume 64, Issue II, 23 August 1884, Page 5
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142WHAT THE PUBLICANS WANT. Outcome of the Wellington Conference. Wellington, August 18. Te Aroha News, Volume 64, Issue II, 23 August 1884, Page 5
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