The Cadia Hotel
James Patrick Tynan applied for a certificate of license for an hotel at Cadi[?] to be known as the C[?]dia Hotel. Mr. Lane for Mr. McLachlan…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
285 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 13 of 15
Quarterly Licensing Court. Monday, October 7. (Before Major Bracey and Dr. Kirkland.) RENEWAL
George Henry Cooper applied [?] the renewal of his license for the Gra[?] at Mount Victoria. Mr. Thompson appeared for applicant, and stated that the…
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We notice that the Cadia Hotel is to be opened to-day, and a great many of the Millthorpeites have signified their intention of journeying to that…
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At the Gulgong Licensing Court last week, four coach licenses were granted to W. J. Gawthorne, and one coach license to Alfred Turner ; a second hand…
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Mr. Wade, Premier, stated to-day that steps would be taken to establish as soon as possible special courts to give effect to the expressed desire of…
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Passenger coaches must be licensed at once, and auctioneers are reminded that their applications fur renewal are now due…
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The annual meeting for the consideration of auctioneers licenses will take place at the Bathurst Courthouse on Nov. 26, at 11 a.m…
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Charles Wallace, William McKenzie, Albert Croft. Kenneth Miller and Michal Ryan, bookmakers, were each fined £5 to-day with £2 8s costs on…
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At the [?] police Court to-day, five men Twelve each fined £5 each for betting at Randwick race-course on October without a license…
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Micheal Meany was at the Bathurst Police Court yesterday granted a booth license for Eight Hour Day…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Royal Hotel Property
Messrs Bedford and Taylor reported having sold the Royal Hotel property to Mr. James Kirkland, late of Auburn Vale, at ff satisfactory price. The…
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Meetings of justices of the Peace will be held at the undermentioned places on the dates named for the issue of auctioneers licenses:—…
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A married woman named Mona Dahldren (34) was, at the Central Police Court to-day, fined £30, in default six months imprisonment, for…
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Auctioneers are reminded that applications for the renewal, and of first granting licenses, must be in the hands of the local C.P.S. on or before…
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Senior Constable Robertson, of Wallerawang, has been appointed a sub-inspector under the Licensing Act for Hartley Licensing District, as…
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As the ordinances made under the Local Government Act are now In force regulating the licensing of all public vehicles and the drivers…
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It is pronounced that Mr [?] [?] to dispose of the good [?] of the Grand Western Hotel. Host Bragg during his stay at Millthorpe…
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Auctioneers are reminded that applications fer the renewal of licenses must be lodged not later than Tuesday next, November 5th, otherwise they will be too late for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensed Victuallers’ Association
A meeting of licensed victuallers was held at the Royal Hotel last night, when there were present: Messrs A. Edye, in the chair, T…
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At the Water Police Court to-day a waiter named Nixon, 32, was fined £50, in default four months' imprisonment, for having sold liquor without a…
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