No-License in Ohinemuri

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4431, 3 July 1909, Page 3

No-License in Ohinemuri

Henceforth it will be illegal to grant in the Ohinemuri district any New Zealand wine license, accommodation license, wholesale license, or the charter of any club. Every person who gives an order for liquor to be sent or taken into the district must notify the person to whom he gives the order as to its destination, ana must also give his name and address \ or, if he is giving an order on behalf of another party, he must furnish the name and address of the party for whom he is acting.. Anyone selling liquor which he knows is going into the district must furnish to the Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court a statement in writing as to the nature and quantity of the liquor taken or sent, and as to whom it is consigned. , Every brewer wine and spirit merchant or other vendor of liquor, is required to keep a book in which all orders for the delivery of liquor into the district must he Any resident of the district is BylmV allowed to obtain from another district eutsioo the locality in which he resides, and take or have it sent into the district, for his own personal use, . i liquor not exceeding one quart of spirits or wine, or one gallon of beer, in any one daj r . It will be lawful for chemists, within the district, to dispense alcoholic liquors in medicinal quantities and for medical purposes, upon ' a doctor s certificate. The electorate re • mains a no-licence district until the next poll is taken, when the question will be decided whether no-license Is to continue or license shall be reverted to.