Bathurst Licensing Court
At the Licensing Court yesterday an auctioneers license was granted to Thomas Durack, and hawkers' licenses were granted to Joseph Shimooni, Lauvla Insliem, and…
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Hotels & licensing, 1900
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Hawker's License
At the Police Court this morning a hawker's license was grunted to John Wall…
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Mr. J.J. Murray, of Gulargambone, has become the licensee of that very popular house, the Bridge Hotel, Gilgandra. Mr…
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At the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday the license of the Edinboro' Castle Hotel was transferred from Mr. Michael Charles Treanor to Mr. Patrick Matthews late of…
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At the annual meeting of the United Licensed Victuallers yesterday, it was urged that the Government should be induced to take up their cause in Parliament…
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At the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday an auctioneer's license was granted to Mr. W. S. Croaker for the district of Bathurst…
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We hear that Mr. J. D. Corrigan of the Long Creek Hotel, is about to sell out, and that this popular hosterly will shortly become the…
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Mr. Ted Endacott, of Merrendee, has purchased the lease of the Long Creek hotel from Mr. Corrigan, and his advertisement announcing the…
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In Chambers to-day the Police Magistrate, Mr. J. F. Mokinson, granted the transfer of the license of the club House Hotel, Peek Hill, from H. F. Stafford…
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Abraham Lane, of Lucknow, licensee of the Royal Hotel, applied for a renewal of his license. Granted…
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Bernard A. Kelly, licenses of the Black Horse Hotel, was proceeded against at the Police Court yesterday for gelling liquor on Sunday, and having pleaded guilty was fined…
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A number of gentlemen representing the Licensed Victuallers Association waited upon the Premier to-day, and pointed out the the inspectors under the Early…
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Some days ago the Minister for Industry and Labor, at the request of Mr. Lyne, referred to the Attorney-General for his opinion the question whether domestic…
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The transfer of the license of the Globe Hotel, Dubbo, from Mr. A. Tengelly to Mr. F. Burkenshaw, was granted to-day…
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Senior-sergeant Morris, Licensing Inspector, proceeded against Jas. Banfield, licensee of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, at the Police Court, yesterday, for supplying liquor on…
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The Licensing Court was adjourned until the 21st inst., as there was only one member of the Licensing Bench present…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Extensive Burglary in William-street. Mr. H. Moore's First Nugget Inn Hotel Robbed. £100 Cheque and Miscellaneous Articles Stolen
One of the most extensive burglaries perpetrated in Bathurst for many years took place in William-street, at Mr. H. Moore's First Nugget Inn Hotel, late last night or…
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A Special Licensing Court was held yesterday when the following publican's licenses were renewed :—E. M. Fitzgerald, Court House Hotel Dubbo ; E…
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Yesterday morning a report was made to Senior-Sergt, Morris that burglars had effected an entrance into Mr. H. Moore's First Nugget Hotel, and had stolen certain…
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Applications for publicans' licenses were received from H. Mortlock, Imperial hotel, Lithgow, and Wm. Crawford, Royal hotel, Cullen Bullen. There were no police objections, and the…
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