Licensing Courts
A special meeting of the Licensing Bench will be held at the Bathurst Court House at 10 a.m. on the 19th instant. The quarterly meeting will be…
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Hotels & licensing, 1893
118 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 6
An Alarm of Fire at Nicholl's Hotel, Howick Street
Last night, about 10 o'clock, the citizens were somewhat startled at hearing the firebell ringing, and in a few minutes hundreds of people were…
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Before Mr. J. B. Graham, chairman, and Dr. W. F. Bassett and Mr. Jago Smith L M's. The following licenses were renewed:— BATHURST LICENSES…
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The quarterly Licensing Court for the granting or renewal of publicans' licenses will be held on Monday…
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A Sydney correspondent signing himself "Demos" writes in a Metrop. paper:—"Now that the authorities are taking decisive steps to subdue the 'pushes' by…
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Yesterday morning, before Mr. J. B. Graham. P.M., and Mr. T. Durack, J.P., Thomas Falvey applied for a hawker's license, and the necessary bonds…
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Yesterday before the P.M. and Dr. Bassett, J.P., Henry Dennis applied for a renewal of the license of the Dukes' Hotel, William Street. There being no…
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The following persons have been licen-sed to sell postage stamps : —Margaret Robinson, Piper-street, Bathurat; W. and E. Hayes, Milithorpe…
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Mr. David Miller of the Great Western Hotel, Dubbo, died on Monday morning. His funeral was largely attended on Tuesday evening…
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The Government Gazette contains among other notifications the following: Henry Christian Fischer J.P., to be Licensing Magistrate and Official…
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Alfred Greene, a Cootamundra publican, attempted to commit suicide at tho Central Coffee Palace on Saturday night…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Horseflesh Versus Cast-iron Posts. an Affrighted Van-horse Bolts in George-street and Damages Oashman's Hotel
Yesterday morning a bolt occurred in George-street of such a furious nature, that when it became a question of which should go in collision between a horse…
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Mr. Hade, the new landlord of the above house, had a very narrow escape on Tuesday night from what might have been a serious loss. About seven o'clock,…
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An important meeting of the members of the Goulburn branch of the Licensed Victuallers' Association was held on Monday afternoon. The Town Hall was…
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Messrs. Croaker and Co., on the premises to-day, at 3, sell Nicholls Hotel…
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Sergeant Morris-Licensing Inspector —v. Joseph Warren.—Defendant, who is proprietor of the Royal Hotel, Newbridge was charged with selling liquor on Sunday…
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To be sure !' cried Sir Mark eagerly' Does she look nice ?' 'Lovely, uncle ; all but—' The girl ceased speaking, and looked…
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Myra took her bouquet and turned calmly to thier cousin as the maid burs out with— God bless you, Miss Myra—I mean…
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The license of Harry Nicholls' Hotel was, yesterday, transferred to Caldwell Howard, and an application to change the name of the hotel to the Plough and…
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Yesterday application was made by John Edwards, Perth, for a transfer of his license from the present building to a cottage close by, pending…
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