" MICHAEL KILLE EN, being the holder of a publican’s license in respect of tho mse and premises situate at Cuba street, 'ollington, known by the name of the Mesonic otel, do hereby give notice that I desire to >tain, and will, at tho next Licensing Moet g to be holden at Wellington on the sth day June next, apply for a transfer of tho said ■ense from myself to Thomas Kirkwood, my >pointee. Dated the sth day of May, 1896. - M. KILLEEN. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN’S LICENSE. f "I THOMAS KIRKWOOD, of Wellington, I j hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to bo holden at the Magis trate’s Court at Wellington on tho sth day of Juno, 1896, apply for a certificate authoris ing the issue of a publican’s license for a house situate at Cuba street, in the City of Wellington, and known by the sign of the 1 Masonic Hotel, containing 27 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated 6th day of May, 1836. 5 THOMAS KIRKWOOD. Messrs J. Staples and Co., Limited, are the owners of these premises. 88 NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOE A PUBLICAN’S LICENSE. I- ARTHUR EDWIN HAYWOOD, of j tho City of Wellington, Hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be > holden at the Magistrate’s Court at Welling ton on the sth day of June, 1893, apply for a certificate authorising tho issue of a Pnbh can’s License for a house situate at corner of 3 Molesworlh and Sydney streets in the City of Wellington, and known by the sign of tho - Wellington Hotel, containing 27 rooms, ex clusive of those required for the use of the - family. 1 Dated sth day of May, 1896. , ARTHUR HAYWOOD. : Mr Salvatore Cimiuo is the owner of these £ premises. 89 ■J3ATJE-NTS obtained and TRADE MARKS registered in New Zealand and Abroad. WM. KEBYE HASELDEN, 6 i EEOTSTEEED PATENT AGENT e 34, Featherston street, Wellington). 4C4



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