Folkestone
Express 16-2-1935
Annual Licensing Sessions
The annual Licensing Sessions was held on Wednesday at
the Folkestone Town Hall, when the Chief Constable (Mr. A.S. Beesley) reported
that there had only been 15 convictions for drunkenness, the number being the
same as the previous year. One licence, that of the Mechanics Arms, was
referred to the adjourned licensing sessions, all the others being renewed. The
licensing hours were extended for the whole of the summer time period by half
an hour, from 10 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. on weekdays.
Mr. R.G. Wood presided, and a number of Magistrates
were on the Bench.
Licences Transferred
The following licences were transferred: London and
Paris Hotel, from Mrs. Venner to Mr. C. Garland; Mechanics Arms to Mr. Moxon.
Folkestone
Herald 16-2-1935
Annual Licensing Sessions
Another year of sobriety was reported by the Chief Constable (Mr. A.S.
Beesley) to the Licensing Magistrates at the annual Licensing Sessions for the
Borough, which were held at the Town Hall on Wednesday. All the licenses were renewed with the
exception of that of the Mechanics’ Arms, which was referred to the adjourned
annual Sessions with a view to the question of redundancy being considered. During the Sessions reference was made
to the four licensed houses in the Radnor Street area, a statement being made
by the Town Clerk.
The Magistrates were Mr. R.G. Wood, Mr. A.E.
Pepper, Mr. J.H. Blarney, Dr. W.W. Nuttall, Alderman T.S. Franks, Alderman
Mrs. E. Gore, Mr. P. Seager, Alderman W. Hollands and Alderman J.W. Stainer.
The Magistrates approved of the transfer of
the London and Paris Hotel from Mrs. Venner to Mr. Claude Garland.
Folkestone Herald
29-4-1939
Local News
A very pleasing incident took place on Wednesday
afternoon during the quarterly meeting of the Folkestone and District Licensed
Victuallers’ Protection Association, when Mr. Claude Garland, licensee of the
London and Paris Hotel, Folkestone, was presented by the Chairman (Councillor
E.J. Price) on behalf of the Association with a collar and jewel
of office. Mr. Garland was unanimously elected u Vice-President in recognition of
his eight years’ Treasurership and 25 years total membership of the
Association.
Councillor Price, making
the presentation, congratulated Mr. Garland who in reply said his one aim during his membership was
the success Of the Association, especially the financial side.
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