NAAS PETTY SESSIONS.
MONDAY.
Before Colonel T. J. de Burgh (chairman), Mr. Hans Hendrik
Aylmer, and Colonel Wogan Browne.
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OCCASIONAL LICENSES AT THE MOTOR RACE.
The Chairman asked if the County Inspector proposed to make
any application in regard to occasional licenses for the motor races.
Mr. Aylmer said they did not want to have applications coming before
them day after day, and they would probably want to fix one particular
day in Naas for giving them. Chairman: I should think none at all should
be given. Mr. Aylmer was understood to agree with this opinion. The
Chairman said that, as the County Inspector was responsible for the
order on the day of the races, it would be well if he made a statement
as to his views before the magistrates. Otherwise, magistrates might
give occasional licenses and create a lot of disorder. D.I. Gray said
he would consult the County Inspector on the matter. Chairman: The view
of the bench about occasional licenses for the motor race in July is
that no magistrate ought to give an occasional license except in petty
sessions, and that a special petty sessions would be held later on for
deciding the matter, in case of occasional licenses being brought forward
from any particular district. Mr. Aylmer: It does not follow we will
give any.