NO-LICENSE. To the Editor
Sir,—Kindly allow me to comment on the letter written by A. N. Farrell of the No License movement in your issue of the 11th instant, in reference…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
368 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 12 of 19
No-license Campaign
The fortnightly meeting of the local branch of the New South Wales Temperance Alliance was held in the inspector's room at the Town Hall on Friday night…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, before Mr K Marriott, P.M . John Frape. administrator of the estate of Alfred Fra[?]e applied for permission…
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Sir,—The following extract from the Sydney "Daily Telegraph" shows some of the effects of no-license on the commercial life of the country:…
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Mr. B. B. Howe, the new licensee, of the Oxford Hotel, at the corner, of Piper and William streets, was one of the original finders of the Main Ridge…
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The Oxford Hotel, which for so many years has been so well kept by Mr. James Fitzpatrick, has changed hands. The new licensee is Mr. B. B. Howe, late…
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Sir.—From a reputable journal published in Sydney, I take the following:— An incident occurred at Mrs. Barton's No-License meeting at Kogarah (near…
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Mrs. David, wife of Professor David, of antarctic fame, who accompanied Lieutenant Shackleton in his dash for the South Pole will address meetings in…
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Mr. Harry Flanagan, of the Sawmills Hotel, met with a nasty accident in Russell-street, yesterday afternoon. He was in the act of getting into Mr…
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Sir.—The following is from an English paper, July 16th 1910:—King George's oldest subject at least in the United Kingdom is James Grieve a…
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The Cosmopolitan Hotel of 25 rooms, at Murwillumbah was totally destroyed by fire yesterday…
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Mrs. David, wife of Professor David, of Antarctic fame, addressed a meeting for ladies in the Australian Hall this afternoon, in support of the…
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At 3 o'clock yesterday a fire broke out in the Cosmopolitan Hotel, owned by Walter K. Kelly, and totally destroyed the building, which contained 25 rooms…
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Mr. G. J. Stanley, late of Steawa[?] street has taken over the premises until recently known as the Gasworks Hotel, corner of Charlotte and…
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Mrs. E. David, wife of Professor David, of Antarctic fame, delivered an address in the Australian Hall on Thursday to a fairly large audience, on…
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During the disturbance in an hotel at Newcastle on Saturday night, between young German sailors and a young man, it is alleged a German…
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Sir, — In reply to Mr. Chisholm's letter of to-day's "Times," it is quite evident he has more time to idel away than I have, otherwise he would have cut his…
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Mr. E. J. F. King, temperance lecturer, conducted several meetings in Lithgow on Saturday and Sunday, under the auspices of the local brunch of the N.S.W. Alliance…
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When the licensing court opened on Monday morning the licensing' magistrate, Major Bracey, said it was the first Occasion the Court, had met since the death of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victoria. Sensational Encounter with Burglars. an Hotel Robbed. Melbourne
Two armed robbers broke into the Gardiner’s Arms Hotel, at McKinnon with a chisel. Matthews, the proprietor, was awakened by a movement in…
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