LIQUOR AND "NO-LICENSE."
(Per Press Association.) INVERCAHUJI.L, April 17. A judgment by Mr .Justice Denniston >n the appeal case, Police v. Whitttngham, Gore brewers, was de- ' livercd to-da}'. The police proceed- ] ed against Whittingham for sending t)Ccr out of Mataura, a "Xo license'' district, into the Clutlia, also a "No j license" district, in pursuance of u written order from a customer. For the police.it was contended that delivery of goods took place at (lore station, and was therefore in contravention of the law. lljs Honor, in a lengthy judgment, Md otherwise, and that the beer was no!, the properly of the consignee till it rwu.-h.ed its destination. In another appeal His Honor held (.hat Whittingham could not appropriate beer brewed by him, and ordered Uvungh an office he had established »l iluiidevillc in a licensed district,'the said Ijjwy being returned to the purchaser wjtihLu tbe ''No Lii cense" district of Majaura. Hig license did not cover sush a transaction.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7801, 18 April 1905, Page 3
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160LIQUOR AND "NO-LICENSE." Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7801, 18 April 1905, Page 3
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