THE LICENSING ACT.
EMPLOYMENT OF BARMAIDS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Greymouth, April 30. An interesting point awaits magisterial decision at Ahaura. A publican was charged with selling liquor on a [Sunday, but the charge was dismissed, as the defendant proved that the men served were bona fide boarders. The police then charged the same defendant with permitting a female not registered as a barmaid to serve liquor in the lbar on the same occasion. It was contended for the defence that Sunday was not a day on which licensed premises were open for the sale of liquor, although certain persons might be supplied, and that the employment of registered barmaids as expressed by the Act was obligatory only "while the bar is open for the sale of liquor." The Magistrate reserved his decision, to be <nven in Greymouth during the week. °
ME. A. W. MARTIN, sole controller of Dr. Sherman's Method for Australasia, is now in New Plymouth until 4th inst., and may be consulted at the WHITE HART HOTEL. CONSULTATIONS FREE. Send for Free Booklet, "Rupture and its Treatment." Will visit HAWERA on 6th and 7th (Egmont Hotel).
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 259, 2 May 1912, Page 8
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188THE LICENSING ACT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 259, 2 May 1912, Page 8
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