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Globe, Thursday 22 October 1908.
Extinction of Licenses.
Kent Licensing Committee yesterday awarded nearly £20,000 as
compensation for the extinction of the licences of 23 public houses
situated in the western and mid-division of Kent.
The following were among the sums awarded.
"New Inn," Frindsbury, Rochester, £1,382;
"Plumber's Arms," Sevenoaks, £1,578;
"Man o' Kent," Luton Road, Chatham, £1,058;
"Bricklayer's Arms," High Street, Sevenoaks, £1,041;
"Forester's Arms," High Street, Beckenham, £1,374;
"White Horse," Deptford Road, Dartford, £995.
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Sevenoaks Chronicle and Kentish Advertiser 7 December 1906.
LICENSING BUSINESS.
SEVENOAKS DID NOT AGREE WITH HIM.
With regards to the license of the "Plummers Arms," London Road,
Sevenoaks, application was made for the transfer from Mr. Thomas Arnold
Curtis to Mr. James Albert Walker. Sergeant Paramour told the
magistrates that the outgoing tenant had only been in the house about a
month, but he had a doctor's certificate to the effect that he found now
that Sevenoaks did not agree with him. The incoming tenant had held a
license in the Borough of Maidstone for the last eight years, and the
police reported it had been conducted in a very satisfactory manner. The
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