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Blue Mountains · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1930

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Wilson Park Hotel Grand View

The Blue Mountain Star · Saturday 29 November 1930 · page 2

The Urban Area Committee are pursuing the path mapped out. The stone pillars, one at Linden or thereabouts, have been placed…

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"Hotel Barber" at Work Astoria at Blackheath Visited the Clue of the Motor Gloves Young Man Committed for Trial

The Blackheath Bulletin · Thursday 4 December 1930 · page 4

A pair of motor gloves proved a most important factor in a case heard at the Katoomba Police Court on Tuesday, when a young man was committed for trial on two charges of hotel barbering, one affecting the Hotel Astoria, Blackheath, and the other…

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Hotel Astoria Robbed a Sensational Arrest

The Blackheath Bulletin · Thursday 4 December 1930 · page 4

About November 18, Lionel God sell was given a lift by a motor travelling from Katoomba to [?]lack…

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Oriental Hotel, Springwood Changes Hands

The Blue Mountain Star · Saturday 6 December 1930 · page 2

Digger G. 8. Mackay has purchased the Oriental Hotel, at Springwood. For many years he has conducted similar businesses in the Hurstville…

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''Hotel Barber" at Work Katoomba Hotel Visited the Clue of the Motor Gloves Young Man Committed for Trial

The Blue Mountain Star · Saturday 6 December 1930 · page 8

A pair of motor gloves proved a most important factor In a case heard at the Katoomba Pol ice Court on Tuesday, when a young man was committed for tr [?] on two charges of hotel barbering. one affecting the Hotel Astoria, Blackheath, and the other…

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Plumber's Licenses (To the Editor.)

The Independent · Wednesday 10 December 1930 · page 2

Sir,—In your article headed "Much Ado About Nothing," you appear to me to have missed the point. The principle involved cannot be described…

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