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Advertised To Let and entered on Michaelmas 1863 Enquire of Messrs. Hall, Brewers, Ely Monday 6th March 1905 - Provisional licence granted and the matter of possible closure referred to the Quarter Sessions. Monday 12th February 1906 - Licence renewal adjourned for consideration at the licensing meeting to be held 12th March 1906. 12th March 1906 - Licence granted. Licence not renewed at Adjourned Licensing Session held Monday 8th March 1909 in Downham Market. Licence refused at Compensation Authority meetings of 21st and 23rd June 1909. Reported as an alehouse, owned by Frank Mills and run by licensee John Coble. ~ At the Compensation Meeting of Wednesday 22nd December 1909 it was stated that trade consisted of :- Beer, 20¾ barrels at 10/- (For 10 years = £103/15/-) Bottled beers, 38 dozen at 6d (£9/10/-) Spirits, 28½ gallons at 4/- (£57) Mineral waters, 51 dozen a year at 6d (£40/15/-) Rent £14 at 18 years (£252) Depreciation of fixtures £10 Giving a total 10 year value of £445 Value of property without licence was £120 Total claim was £325 The committee allowed £330, which was accepted with 10% going to the tenant. At the Downham Licensing Sessions of Monday 14th February 1910 it was reported that although compensation had been allowed, following the Compensation Meeting of the previous year, it had not yet been paid and the house remained open |
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