CHRISTCHURCH.
This day. Cecil Gumey was fined £10 and costs yejjerdAy^fpr acting as conveyancer when li'6f*lP^^PW%eFypf v the Supreme Court. The defence' was that he was merely acting as a clerk for a solicitor. The Law Society prosecuted.
J. A. Morgan, a starch and farina manufacturer, has applied for a whisky distilling license, . iFering to pay the Government the same duty as is charged on the imported article. * Mr Morgan writes to the Commissioner of Customs— "If you cannot grant a license under existing laws, will you be good enough to bring the matter under the notice of Government." . „
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3881, 7 June 1881, Page 2
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