LIQUOR AT A CLUB.
OFFENCE IN NO-LICENSE DISTRICT. By Telecrapli.—Press Association; Masterton, Last Night. 1 lie reserved decision of Mr. E. Page, t!',' thc cas « which the custodian ot the Masterton Club was charged with storing liquor, was given tb-day. . Mr. Page held that the Club, being incorporated, did not give members a legal or equitable interest in the property of thc Club, and therefore they could not store liquor on the premises as though they were in their own homes. As the question of the legality of storing liquor for members in a Club in a no-license district' had not previously been decked Mr. Page exp 4 sed opinion that, the question was not free from difficulty or doubt. He therefore imposed a fln° of only £ls and costs, ! eeurit y for appeal at this amount, plus ten guineas.
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Taranaki Daily News, 13 April 1920, Page 4
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140LIQUOR AT A CLUB. Taranaki Daily News, 13 April 1920, Page 4
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