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OPPOSITION TO NEW LICENCES.
Notices of intended application to the Kensington
Bench of Justices for new licences for the sale of intoxicating
liquors at the undermentioned places in
the borough, having been received, the Council decided
to offer no objection to Mr. Gilbert's application, and
to oppose the applications of Mr. H. F. Fuller, and
Mr. W. D. Prince. In the case of Mr. Klempner's
application, it was decided to request the Justices, in
the event of their granting the application, to require
Mr. Klempner to give an undertaking not to have a
bar, and to confine the sale of intoxicating liquors to
persons who at the same time were being supplied
with food. The Justices refused both the applications
opposed by the Council, and granted the other applications,
Mr. Klempner giving the required undertaking:
Premises.
Nature of Licence.
Proposed Licensee.
Premises and grounds connected therewith
to be known as thelndian Court
of the Franco- British Exhibition and
Entertainment Buildings about to be
erected on a site between Uxbridge
Road on the south, Ducane road on
the north, Old Oak Road on the west,
and the West London Extension Railway
and Wood Lane on the east.
*Premises about to be constructed on a
site at the corner of Larden Road
and Mandel road, and intended to be
known as "The Three Tuns."
"Bradmore Tavern," 30, Brackenburv
Road
Ditto
Sale by retail of
Intoxicating
liquors to be consumed
on and in
the premises
Sale by retail of
Intoxicating
liquors to be consumed
on or off
the premises
Ditto
Sale of beer to be
drunk or consumed
on or off
the premises
Frederick Gilbert,
of 2, Castlemaine
Terrace, The
Grove, Hammersmith
Raymond Lampert
Batchelor,
"The Three
Tuns," 5, Kensington
High
Street, W.
William Daniel
Prince, resides on
the premises
Ditto
* This application was made by Mr. Henry Fleetwood Fuller, for sanction
to the removal to the premises about to be constructed of a publican's licence
in respect of " The Three Tuns," Kensington.