CO129-400 - Governor Sir May - 1913 [3-4] — Page 158

,90IP10 n'grad Tool IsinoI69

.QIQI,10uusvol” „Jula „ghcagnol

. oweolond

Y 403 0PY.

.DIENOSI .ob

C.O.

11854

TREUSS

Enclosure 3.

The Public House Trust Committee met in the Council Chamber lat noon on Thursday the 28th. November, 1912, to consideratie Voldai-

-al Secretary's letter of the 21st. November.

Present:-

155

noidatoʻri se tot dimerard of bajserib mus I

noid rovnos : To wason to ¿quo bezofon and saddeumod tog to Toy to predica, mild duiw đnuşuà vildu sud no bari torevol and albi11*•

-aneuil grid to credo.. and bar,951 ogrono .Id Jusovo (setJS LIMOU

.brod gai-

-Ieo all yoloƆ snc od mugon a'sbl .1.1 soniB

.2

bis,Josjden osa md to min Liw noivaætovaoo a ban can yonel- noiJabpmaJoost sit terdunt mod of nexinob won yonelisord sil od of BI JIO§1 a'90đ¢Ínak00 two, to (8)3 niquzeetaq mi beningroo

-NTSVO) and od necpdix Ja yoilog sad to Jiu.SeToLite 18 No bodqeowa

Vilmarog yo inamos sud 101 ewbee of tsiv (0)I dqan jerag ni Juan- To ¡oilong end of #toupil to olsa ond lori Dixit aditong sid -119 OJ DIJA.3: İsijneens me to noisesiuni ne xiste vi di Tadcom

.bedqoba ti qoilog Jow to re9000pe sud SIVE-

Jug ed of mois torquetni o'r ei 190tel sad II bogildo Homa ou bimor voneilsoTM aili neis moldabmæ:11058% siid noqu

of an noinigo viand dele mid wovet blow neðźbwo0 100% ti

-İbnoa and ni eldsoitong ai (u)I ai bessofoni Jeepdo end Tendang

·(molo) nind mi gniniatoo BLOİJ-

•

irtsvan bual0 (.E2)

■y13297092 Lainolo

TO GRADIT

..oli 60:

.eott Lumou depiï sevoli oilasi

The Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson.

The Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C.

Mr. C. Montague Ede.

Mr. M. Fletcher.

The Committee unanimously agreed that the following replies

should be made to the questions put:-

The recommendation in paragraph 2(a) was not an indication of

an essential measure to ensure the success of the policy suggested

in paragraph 1(b) as the advisability or otherwise of that policy

was not reported upon. The recommendation was an indication of an

essential measure to secure the success of the scheme. The Committe

considered that, if the most profitable bars in the Central

District were permitted to remain in competition, no money would

be forthcoming to support the scheme. See paragraph 3 of the

report *The Committee consider it to be impracticable, if the

Trust is to succeed financially, that any public houses should be

allowed to remain in competition".

With regard to His Excellency's final query the Committee were

of opinion that, as the large hotels made a substantial profit, the

Trust, with a few houses only in place of the many existing at the

date of the report, must also make a substantial profit; whereby,

incidentally, both the shareholders and the Government would be

benefitted. They considered it practicable that the Trust should

take over all bars, more especially in view of the advice of the

Law Officers regarding the question of compensation.

(Sd.) A. M. Thomson,

28th. November, 1912.