Liquor Licenses In New
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Guinea
IHE New Guinea Licensing Court has refused an application by Tsang Sang, of Kavieng, for a publican’s :ense for premises at Kavieng, “and nich it is intended to keep as a public mse, to be called the Hotel Kavieng.”
The Court also refused to grant Tong au Ming, of Namatanai, New Ireland, storekeeper’s license to sell liquor.
The publican’s license held by Mr. A. . S. Brown, for the Hotel Ascot, abaul, has been transferred to Hotel scot, Ltd.; and it will be held in the ime of Miss Ann Dorothy Stewart, as anageress.
The Court has extended, until April 8, e conditional publican’s license granted Mrs. F. S. Stewart in respect of the ;w hotel which she is building on the aterfront at Lae. Although the builders ive been delayed by most of the Lortages and frustrations known to the hiding industry, the new hotel is aking steady progress towards com etion.