No-license Campaign. (To the Editor)
Sir, — Judging by the tone of Mr. Adam Innes's letter, referring to my having more time to idle away than he has in writing long letters," he is feeling…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
368 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 13 of 19
The No-license Fight
Fairplay, the organ of the Licensed Victuallers’ Association of New South Wales in its last issue has the following:—…
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Mrs. Edgeworth David, wife of Professor David, of the Sydney University, will deliver two addresses in the Masonic Hall, in favor of No-License,…
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There were some very amusing interchanges at the no-license meeting in Lithgow in Saturday night. One man, who bore evident signs of having tried…
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Mrs. David, wife of Professor David, delivered a lecture in favor of NoLicense License in the Parish Hall, Blayney, on Thursday night last. The hall was…
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Mrs. Edgeworth David, wife of Professor David, of the Sydney University, addressed a fairly large audience in the Masonic Hall, Bathurst, on…
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Sir,—I have often heard it urged in Sydney and in other parts of New South Wales that " There is an alliance existing between the ' temperance cause'…
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At the Orange Licensing Court yesterday. a renewal of the license of the Family Hotel, at Millthorpe was Granted to Mr. Hugh Hazard by…
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Sir,—I was very much surprised on reading in this morning's issue of your journal that at a meeting held at Millthorpe to form a branch of the…
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A letter by Horace Chisholm, in reply to Adam Inncs, on the question of drinking in private houses, has been held over until to-morrow…
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A number of ladies interested in no-license met in the Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Walker presided at the gathering. It was decided to form a…
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The Premier regarding the temperance question, does not go as far as the no-license advocates. He was challenged at Hornsby to express his…
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A letter signed Adam Innes, bearing upon this question has been held over until Friday…
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Sir,—It seems to me that people who advocate "No-License" do not really understand what they are driving at. Some seem to confound No-License with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence No-license Campaign. (To the Editor.)
Sir—Mr. Adam innes, a local hotelkeeper, continues to occupy a deal of your valuable space with a lot[?]of nonsensical statements, repeated with…
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A meeting of the Orange Council of the New South Wales Alliance will be held in the Methodist School Hall on Wednesday evening next to…
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Sir,—I have noticed that your correspondent "Adam Iunes" likes to call the attention of your renders to letters on the above question appearing in the…
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Sir,—Mr. Horace Chisholm, the hired agent of the Bathurst No-License League, is making such wild oral and written statements, quoting such…
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Bro. A. Rosenberg, District Chief Ruler of the Independent Order of Rechabites, addressed a meeting at 7.45 on Monday evening, in the Methodist Hall, of members of…
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Mrs. Kinchington addressed a largely attended meeting in the School of Arts Hall last night in favor of a continuance of the present number of hotel licenses…
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