TEMUKA LICENSING COMMITTEE.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2397, 10 September 1892, Page 3

TEMUKA LICENSING COMMITTEE.

The quarterly meeting of the above was held yesterday at the Courthouse. Present —Messrs j. Talbbt (chairman), M, Guinn, S. Clinch, and A. M. Chi.rk. The clerkq Mr A. W. Gaze, handed in copy of his appointment from the Justice Department. PorVioir-; of tlm minute; of the annual ami adjourned m, dings were read {or the information of I ho commil lee. The police reported favorably upon t'm houses in the district, and oilered no objections to renewals. Attention was drawn to t]ie temporary character of tfie repays t" the foaoes of the Wallingford Motel premise" to the rough wav , ,oia also tUti winch a portion of -- the Temuka Motel had been reft. Thn inspecting constable stated that •■ho .licensee of tim "Wallingford Motel had iuroviued him that vorv shortly a substantial ’run fence would bo creeled, and the hotel painted. Me had drawn the urtonliou ot tne licensee of the Temuka Motel to the manner in which a broom ioimu bad been h.-l't, and suggested i hat a proper one be bubsLtutei’. . Other alterations were {substantial.

The cleric was instructed to notify the licensee of the Temuka Hotel that the committee were of opinion that ho had committed a broach of faith in not carrying out the repairs to fences in a substantial manner as promised, and in not having the premises painted as it waa stated at a previous meeting was about to be done. Non-compliance with the promise would militate against the granting of a license later on. The temporary transfer of the license of the Royal Hotel from M. McAtoer to M. Mulhearn was confirmed, and the committee desired that the licensee be informed of their approval of the way in which the repairs and renovation of the hotel had been carried out. The meeting then adjourned.