GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
i TIiUTT LICENSING PETITION. By Telegraph—Press Association. i Wellington, Last Night. T» ! ' Magisterial enquiry into the ■Hull licensing poll was continued today, when evidence was submitted bv the respondent iir rebuttal of that given lor the petitioners. It is expected that Hie inquiry will be concluded to-morrow. . NATIVE LAND COMMISSION. Wellington, Last Xi RU t. Ihe Native Land Commission has been extended, but Judge Jackson 1 aimer, chief Judge of the Naliv'e Land Court, takes Mr. Ngata's place: The principal business is (he clearing up of (he work done bv Sir Robert Stout and Mr. Ngnta. and (he completion by the Chief Justice and Jud-o | Palmer of consolidating the native land I laws.
WELLINGTON SUBURBS LICENSING POLL. Wellington. January 20. The appeal by the trade against the deel.'i rat ion of (he licensing poll in Wellington Suburbs has been withdrawn. Costs this morning were awarded ;i»(iins| the petitioners. The reason for the withdrawal of the petition is on account of lire rulings of (he Court ill lhc Masterton petition, according to winch petitioners could not hope to succeed.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 328, 21 January 1909, Page 2
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180GENERAL TELEGRAMS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 328, 21 January 1909, Page 2
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