No-License Campaign the Children's Meeting
The children's meeting in connection with the No-License campaign was held in the William-street Lecture Hall yesterday afternoon. The hall was…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
285 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 15
No-License Campaign
A meeting was held on Wednesday evening at the public hall, Eglinton, in the interests of no-license. Mr Church, th organising secretary of the Temperanc…
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Bathurst electors are cordially invited to [?]ar Mr C S Church speak on "Our great rights with the liquor traffic,' in the M[?]sonic Hall to-night, commencing at 8 o'clock…
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Sir, — The following is taken from the New Zealand Times of April 15, '07. "What is the value to the community, of the abolition of the sale, by retail, of strong…
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Sir — Observing in Thurday's issue of the ADVOCATE a report of "The Childrens' meeting in connection with the No-License campaign," the…
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J Kessey was yesterday granted a renewal of the licenses of the Enterprise Hotel, Mt David…
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Mr. W. T. Hill, the genial host of the Royal Hotel, Forest Reefs, has just had his hotel completely renovated. It is now one of the first and…
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A meeting in the interests of No-License was held in the Methodist Church on Monday evening, Rev Mr Wright, Methodist Minister of Portland, presided, and…
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Before Mr. E. Marriot, P. M., and Messrs, J. H. Dobblin and A.T. Toms, [?] Mr. Robert Ewin made an [?] for an auctioneer’s license…
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Sir,—The prohibition parsons have declared with much persistence that there is no truth in the assertion of Bishop Doyle, and other conscientious…
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The no-license question was touched upon by Rev H Wheen in the course of an address at the South Bathurst Methodist Church last night. After…
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Sir,—Shakespeare made some trite remarks regarding the doings of people "dressed in a little brief authority," and never was it more truly exemplified than…
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The caravansary of the East is the most ancient species of inn of which there is any notice. This was an Eastern institution—a sort of…
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The Ser R B S Hammond will deliver an address in the Masonic Hall on the liquor question on Tuesday night next. On Wednesday evening there will be a…
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The attention of our readers is directed to the "No-License" notice ia our business columns. We learn that fathers, mothers, sisters aud brothers have de[?]ded on…
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At the Bathurst Police Court yesterday B McEvoy, Alf Dennis, Leslie Sergeant pleaded guilty to removing timber from Crown land without a license. Mr J H…
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The present weekend is to see great rallying of forces under the auspices of the local no-license campaigners. To-night (Saturday) the Rev. R…
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Sir,—It is with feelings of mingled pain and shame that I read in your columns of this morning theory of the 67 little girls against the liquor trade. Pain because of…
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Speaking at a largely attended no-license meeting at Peel, Yen Archdeacon Oakes said that the question that had brought them together was a serious one. Its gravity…
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The Rev B B S Hammond, who is announced to speak Tuesday in the Masonic Hall on the No-License question, is one of the most popular clergymen in Australia…
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