Licensing Meeting,

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 3, 7 June 1900, Page 2

Licensing Meeting,

The annual meeting, of thel taki Licensing Committee wasfe injthe Wai mate Courthouse on Tm day, Messrs McGregor, Mity Milne, Carter and Bradshawbes prosent. In the absence of Ma XeJdell, S.M., Mr McGregor t took the chair. The following applications^ considered : i '

Isabella Jane-Heiijlersoi} apj| to have the licexfse of Gleuj Plotel, Glenavy, ' transferred' tialph Porter. — Granted. \; John Lawlor applied for lejfti transfer the accoramodafciou l\vk for Silversfcream Hotel to Jaa i (Brighton. — Granted. \ J. P. JRDbaon' applied tohavsi accommodation license of k Tekapo Hotel transferred to]?,' liiasson. — Granted. j

New Licenses for Ohd Houst Publicans' Licenses. : j J. J. Ardugh was granted^ for Waimate Hotel, Waiiaats Fuchs one for Fairlie Hotel-^ t. j.x — o une tor Kurow Bo Kurow ; Ralph Portpr oae forGli coe Hotel, Ulenavy. ■*, Accom^odatioQ Licenses. , F. W. Gkssoa was granted license for TeWo Hotel ; J. Crij ton one for Silverstream Hog Robert Bell ou\ ior Lake Pub Hotel, and Hobgrfc Forrest one! Georgetown Hofc^

Publicans' licenses. * The following rentals of licena were granted :—: — \ H. Middleton wasgr^ntecf aij n^wal of his license W t^e Roji Hotel, Waimate. H\ applicai for leave to put out Bi front H at 11 o'clock was not cW a j us sj S. Binaey, for GriteW Ho!? Waimate. \ ' , J. O'Leary, for EmpV Ho^ Waimate. * \ :'"i P. Moloney, for Termim gg^ Hakatararnea. \ JJ. O'Neill, for Bridge^ Kurow. y) A. 0. Gilmour, for Gl% Hotel, Fairlie. \j R. H. Hassall, for Kurow fy Kurow. . |j C. Wederell, for Masonic Hi St. Andrews. ) J. T. Bourne, for Makikibißj Makikibi. .' H. R. Mann, for Junction 1J Studholme. J Jas. Pringle,. forDuntroon^ Duntroon. '4 R. Orr, for Empire Hofcl/J troon. '.^ Accomodation License^ D. McPherson, for WaihwJJ Hotel » ' % Margaret Mewhianey, fo*-| cliff Hotel. "J T>. McMillan, for Burke 1 *! Hot«l. ' % I J. Richmond, for Whai| ■ t Hotel. vj : W. G. Munro, for Om Hotel. /sj Susannah Munro, for Ot«n| Hotel. J Alex. Ross, for the TtoJ mitage Mount Cook. Conditional Licenses wfl»] at £1 during the nexfe three J^

Objections. j - An objection was made* license being granted W\ Waimate BLotoi as it wanted »j deal of repairs. i r\ Mr Hamilton appeared ~Q applicant, and pointed out| the contract for more iepa"*j had been required had W| all objection was removed. | The Chairaian stated tM| were giveE to understand'^

necessary repairs had been arranged tor and that it was more than likely that within the next three years a new building would be put ud in place of the present one. They would therefore grant the license. Objection was made to granting a license to Pukaki Hotel, on the oronnd of having no bath-room nor sitting-room. Mr Rolleston appeared for the .applicant, and declared that owing to the nearness of the lake, a bathroom was not an urgent necessity. As regards the sitting-room, the travellers, who wero the only visitors at the hotel, stay only one mu'ht and do not need a sittingroom It was likely that the hotel would be closed if the Government improve the traffic between Fan-lie and the Hermitage. The committee thought that under the circumstances they would not put the owners of the hotel to any unnesessary expense, and granted the license. All the licensees were granted the extension to 11 o'clock. At the close of the other business Mr Miller moved and Mr Bradshaw seconded the follow ing resolution : Tbat the committee recognise the .highly efficient manner m which Mr Parker has carried on the duties of .clerk, and "recommend that his seruccs be recognised in a more liberal way by an increase of .salary.