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St. ANNES STREET
 NORTH STREET		 NORTH END WARD FULL LICENCE CLOSED 31.10.1961
KINGS LYNN PETTY SESSION REGISTERS PS 4/3/1 to 4/3/4 (August 1872 to 1965)
HOGGE & SEPPINGS (Bilander)
T. J. SEPPINGS  
COLCHESTER BREWERY  
COOPER BROWN  
COLCHESTER BREWERY  
STEWARD & PATTESON  
Licensees :
HARRY WITT by 1872
JOHN WILSON DEVONSHIRE 22.03.1880
ROBERT BAYES 12.04.1886
WILLIAM CHASE 17.05.1886
HENRY TWAITS 10.04.1893
HENRY ELLENDER 16.10.1893
Monday 11th June 1894 - Fine of 10s and 7s costs for permitting drunkenness. (Name reported as Henry Ellerton)
HENRY SLATER GOODSON 16.06.1906
HENRY KENDLE 08.10.1906
EMMA ELVINA KENDLE 07.01.1918
GEORGE HENRY JARVIS 11.03.1918
EMMA ELVINA KENDLE 07.07.1924
JAMES EDWARD KIRBY 07.07.1952
WILLIAM KEMP 04.07.1955
Convicted 04.12.1958 of 5 offences of selling out of hours and for not admitting the police. Fine of £5 on each offence.




The SHIP BILANDER pre 1872.
(North Street)

Address as St Annes Street is given from 1875.

December 1877 - Messrs Hogge & Seppings contributed £3 towards the £10 cost of paving the footway in front of the Dock Tavern, and as far as the gateway, three feet wide, inclusive of curb of Staffordshire bricks, and of repaving the roadway.

Given as the DOCK TAVERN in April 1879 news report.

One of 19 houses purchased by S&P 3rd July 1931 for a total sum of £21,600

Damaged by enemy action 13th March 1941, 10th November 1941 and again 22nd July 1942

Licence surrendered 8th January 1962
in consideration of a licence for the NAVAL RESERVE.

Building sold to Kings Lynn Corporation