Slaughtering Licenses
The postponed applications for renewals of slaughtering licenses by Mr, J. P. Ryan, jun., and the Co-operative Butchering Company were considered…
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Hotels & licensing, 1894
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Slaughtering Licenses
An application by Mr. G. W. Casey for the renewal of his slaughtering license was yesterday postponed until this morning by Mr. J. B. Graham, owing…
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At the Paddington Police Court yesterday a peculiar case of selling without a license was determined. The parties were John Charles Dunlop and Wentworth…
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A billiard license was granted to the licensee of the Victoria Hotel (Mr. Marceau) yesterday, by Mr. J. B. Graham, P.M., at the Police Court…
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At the recent meeting of the Slaughtering Licensing Court one or two of the applicants did not appear and their cases were postponed pending their…
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The quarterly meeting will be held on January 29 at the Courthouse…
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Mr. J. B. Graham, P.M., yesterday granted a slaughtering license to Joseph Mendham, of Newbridge…
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A renewal of a slaughtering license was granted to Mr. H. Melton, Limekilns, yesterday by Mr. J. B. Graham, P.M…
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Thomas Ware of Orange was granted a renewal of a hawker's license yesterday by Mr. J. B. Graham, P.M…
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At the Court-house yesterday morning Mr. MeIntosh applied for the transfer of the license of the Post Office Hotel from Mr. Frape to Mr. W…
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Sir.—More than once have the friends of compensation to publicans, brewers and other license-holders, been challenged to state where the money should come from if compensation…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Molong Licening Court TUESDAY, 16th JANUARY, 1894. (Before Messrs. J. Black, C. Smith, and H. S. M. Betts, Licensing Magistrates). RENEWALS
Renewals of publicans' licenses were granted to Josiah Hamilton for the " Half-way House" Hotel, to be known in future as " The Ontario Hotel," Balderogery; and to George Cohen for…
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The reports from the Licensing Inspector (Sergeant Morris) and District Licensing Inspector (Sergeant McDonnell) were to-day placed before the Licensing Bench…
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Edye's Urana hotel was burned to the ground yesterday morning. The property was insured in the Commercial Union Assurance Company…
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Mr. J. B. Graham, P.M., and Dr. W. F. Bassett, L.M., conducted the business of the quarterly meeting of the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday, at…
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A fire at the Urana Hotel this morning destroyed the building, which was insured for £2000…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Impersonation of Police Officers. City Publicans Intimidated an Arrest
During Sunday, it is stated, two men, strangers in Bathurst, canvassed several of the hotels in the city, and represented themselves as police officers with a view…
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A fire broke out at the Royal Hotel yesterday, bat it was suppressed after dome damage was done…
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The Cardiff Hotel, near Newcastle, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The body of a man, supposed to to Randall Thomas, of Adamstown, was found among the debris…
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The Cardiff Hotel, near Newcastle, was destroyed by fire, Sunday, and a body, supposed that of Randall Thomas, of Adamstown, was found among the…
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