THE IMPERIAL HOTEL CASE.
« ———- Exception has been taken to our remat ks, f.t least one member of the Council claiming that Messrs Westoa [and Westi n have not been instructed to p' oc:od against the owner of the Impes ial Ho'.el, but to advise the Oouq(ril on the matter. If this is so wo have no more toeay,but the resolutions standing on the minute-book areas follows : "Cr. B-o >king moved, and Cr Collis secorded, That the resolution of |the Omncil of f-e 25th M.y, 1903, rz., 'Tnat the action ugainst the owner rf tin Imperial llofal be droppod'be rescinded, and t'ue qu<stion re-i p-!i:el." This was carried. It was iurth.-r novtd by Cr. Brouking, and sreondei by C.\ Ti ch, "That Messr3 Weston and Weston be instructed to act for tha Oour.cil in the aciion againbtthe owner of iha Impeiial Hotel." Tre Cour:c 1 divided, ayes (6) Ois. Belliinger, Brooking, Oonnett, Collis, Tiab, and H's Worship; noes (4) Ora. Alexander, i Edmunds, Smith, and Wood, and the motion w s decbrel carried.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 139, 12 June 1903, Page 2
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172THE IMPERIAL HOTEL CASE. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 139, 12 June 1903, Page 2
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