A Hotel Change
Mr. G. W. Williamson, well-known down Capertee way, has sold his hotel at Burraga to Mr. Westcott, of Lithgow…
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Hotels & licensing, 1902
351 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 7 of 18
The Adjourned Licensing Case
The Police Magistrate at the Licensing Court this morning gave his decision in the case of the Inspector of Police v. James Walker, a brewer, the…
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On Monday morning Mr. T. H. Wilkinson, P. M , on the application of Mr. L. Rouse, Gulgong granted a transfer of the license of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Those Brewery Licenses. the Bathurst Case. a Small Fine Imposed
A decision was given by Mr. N. C. O'Neill, P. M., in the Licensing Court yesterday, in regard to the case of the Licensing Inspector v James Walker,…
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On Monday last Mr. Edward Brigden the late popular proprietor of the Cobbora Hotel took possession of Eganâs Prince of Wales Hotel and on…
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We hear that this Club House Hotel has again changed hands, Mr. Daly having re-purchased it from Mr. Latimer. Mudgee will be sorry to lose…
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A correspondent writes that the Bow Hotel, between Caasilis and Merriwa, bus changed hands, and that the over genial and widely popular Mr…
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Application by - Williamson for the transfer of his publican's license at Burraga to - Wescott. Postponed till next . Licensing…
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A boy was fined at the Central Ponce Court to day for having sold boot laces without a license…
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The Royal Hotel, at Dandaloo was destroyed by fire last night. The occupants escaping in their night clothes…
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The Royal Hotel, Dandaloo, was destroyed by fire last night, The occupants had to escape in their night clothes…
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John Kemp Foster, licenses of the Park Hotel, was granted a renewal of his license at the Licensing Court yesterday…
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This morning the Police Magistrate granted an application by Lawrence Mocklar, for a booth license, on the Gun Club grounds, on the 21st inst…
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At the Licensing Court on Saturday a booth license was granted to Laurence Mockler, for Wednesday next on the Gun Club's grounds, on the occasion of the…
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A Licensing Court was held at the Courthouse this morning. An application for music and dance hall, lodged by G. W. Cohen, of the…
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A special licensing court will be held at Mudgee on Monday, 16th June…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Park Hotel Cup
The Cup presented by Mr. Frank Hall, late of the Park Hotel, for competition amongst local footballers and which was won by the A team of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of a Publican. DUBBO
Mr. William Simms, licensee of the Court House Hotel, died on Monday night. He only took the license of the above hotel over about six weeks ago,…
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This morning champagne was opened at the Club House Hotel, in honor of the completion of the sale of the property and business by Mr. W…
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An application for the transfer of a publican a license from—Williamson to—Westcott, at Barraga, was granted…
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