Ware Road
Ware
Above photo, September 2019, kindly sent by Michael Mirams. |
Above photo, September 2019, kindly sent by Michael Mirams. |
From the Dover Express and East Kent News, Friday, 4
March, 1921.
WINGHAM PETTY SESSIONS
OBJECTIONS TO PUBLIC HOUSE LICENCES
For the "Prince of Wales," Ware, Ash, owned by Ash's East Kent
Brewery Company Mr. Moverby appeared.
Mr. J. R. ??toll a director of the brewery said that the trade was
steadily increasing.
The house was referred.
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Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald 30 July 1921.
MORE EAST KENT LICENSES TO BE EXTINGUISHED.
COMPENSATION AUTHORITY GRANT ONE RENEWAL AND REFUSE SIX.
Lord Harris presided, on Saturday, at the Sessions House, Longport,
Canterbury, over the "Principal" meeting of the East Kent Compensation
Authority, the other members of the Committee present being Messrs. W.
A. Lochee, C. J. Burgess, Alec Baird, G. F. Raggett, H. H. Green, and A.
G. Iggulden.
The following houses came before the Committee for consideration:-
"Prince of Wales," Ware, Ash, licensee, Albert Joseph Gifford;
registered owners, Ash's East Kent Brewery Co. Canterbury.
After hearing at length arguments by counsel for the retention of
these houses the Committee decided that the whole of them must go for
compensation.
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From the Dover Express and East Kent News, Friday, 13
January, 1922.
LICENSING BUSINESS
The license of the "King's Head,"
Kingsdown, was temporarily transferred from Mr. Leonard Thomas Patterson
to Mr. Albert Joseph Gifford, late of the "Prince of Wales," Ware, Ash
(now closed), the last transfer was in 1900.
Alderman Lewis (to Mr. Patterson): Made your pile, of course.
(Laughter.)
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I believe the pub closed in 1922.
LICENSEE LIST
ROGERS Harriett Mrs 1851-71+ (widow also shopkeeper age 83 in 1871)
ELGAR John 1891+ (age 64 in 1891)
GIBBENS 1914
GIFFORD Alex Albert Joseph before Jan/1922
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Census
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