THE WAIKATO HOTEL CASE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2100, 22 December 1885, Page 2

THE WAIKATO HOTEL CASE.

Ar an arijuninrtl iwtnij; t>{ the HsunilUm Licensing Committee, on Satiud.iy, Mr Mi'.iiuiKint'H application for transfer of | lu-.-iisu to himself ftoui Mi (itiubn w,ih heard. Mr Hay for applicant, Mi O'Xeill for tlio ownei, Mr LeQuesne. The Deputy <Mhci.il Assignee, whose appointed Mr Hc.iiiniont whh, objected to the tr.innfei. It was contended that mieh objection levehted the licoiiHO in tho AnMi'gneo. On tho other hand, it wan argued th.\t Mr Li.'.QuoHiie had not givon duo legal uoticu to 'iiiit, while he had, by hix arf'itiaiy and llleg.il aation, neriounly interfered \\ith the coincnionco of tlio public; A[i lieaumout, on thecujitr.ii'y, linddonanvciytliing l|o Wn* bound l>y l.iw to do, fn tlio end tho Ohairm.iii (Mi W, A, Ujnb.im) h.uil tlint ai* tho Deputy Official AHsignoo g.i\o no satisf.ie tory roason for hi* objection, tho tr.iiiMfer wo»ild bo granted. Mi Hay announced that proectidingri would be takun agaiimt Mr Le'^uesne f(>r forcible entry and illegal distiaint.

A S<om>i\<. Woman— lhr b.irbaritici of tho ducking «tnol for the rnrr of scolding women, though /iholulird by law, arr now oftentimes firartisrd by -t kind of social barbarity ikiiio (lip ns rcprobrniiblf Women <irold only when they arc ill Instead ol blaming tbom we ihould prMrribf Am Cn's Hop Itiltrrv, Ibe pntirp will und'Tßo a (jonial, pleasant change. Iho ncrvn will bo rjuiotril and acerbity of word and thuu^lit will givo plico to' amiability and iffmtum. Healthy wor^on do not fcold or fret. Koad.