LICENSES.

Tauranga Record and Bay of Plenty Examiner, Volume 1, Issue 11, 14 September 1867, Page 3

LICENSES.

Cnlonel

Ilarington,

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P.

II. T-

C.larko.

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and

Rs q., R.MA

Mr. Clarke observed thaij according to tlie Act. it was necessarv tliat tlicre shouhl lie at least three justtces of tlie Peaee to form a g licensing bench. IJe Iiad endeavored to o' ta'n a tltird justice Imt had not sncceeded, for Dr. Nsbitt was awav on pnblic business and could not be back till tlie lo hof tlie luontli ; l»ut J.e s .iv bv tlie Kesident Magistrates' Act tbat two justices cpnld deal'with application? like those before thcin. Mr. Warbrick, cn behalf of Captain Traser, applied for a licenqe toi* Josepli Mullig.m, for premises to be ereeteJ 011 Colonel Pitt's Quarter Aore. Not granted, as tliere was no building. i Tliomns Wav, of Way and Morrison, apljilied for a Kocnse for .preniisps kiiown as tlie Kestaurnnt In Te Papa. A plaii of propose.1 adililions to tlie building was subiritted. A Liceiiee was gra'nted :or £2b, till tlie "Geneial Li encing'Meeting, wlien application was to be niade in Ihe usual form. I f Frederk-k Gcdryr. OrcOrtor, Gate Pah, applied for a Bush .£10 L'.eence. Granted.