Licensing Court. (Before Major Bracey, L.M.)
James McQuade applied for a renewal of the license of the Grand Central Hotel. There were no objections, and the renewal was granted. The same applicant also…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
368 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 14 of 19
The No-license Movement. Sydney
No-license addresses were given yesterday in most of the Methodist Churches, as well as in several churches of other denominations…
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The Re p. J. B. Penman, of Mudgee, will he in the district at the and of the present week, in the interest of no-license. Mr. Penman is putting up…
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A special Licensing Court was held yesterday before Mr. T. C. K. McKell, P.M., and Dr. Brooke Moore and E. T. Webb, J's.P., when the renewals of…
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At a special Licensing Court yesterday the application of Christopher Hade, for an auctioneer's district license was granted…
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At the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday, Mary Ellen Finlay, of the Tradesmen's Arms Hotel, and Mary McSorley, of the Family Hotel, were…
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Contractor Joyce has just completed the erection of Mrs. Kerr’s new hotel at Canowindra, The building is an imposing two-storey brick structure,…
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On Tuesday might, at Wattle Flat, Mrs. Kinchington addressed a large meeting in Thompson's Hall, in favor of continuance. Mt. W. Foster…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Publicans and the Eight-hour Committee. To the Editor
Sir,--As a worker, I have read with interest the reports appearing from time to time in your paper of the meetings of the Eight-Hour Committee. This is the…
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An audacious robbery was perpetrated in broad daylight in the city to-day. A gang of bandits raided a hotel and at the point of the revolver compelled…
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A No-License rally was held at the Sydney Town Hall to-night, and about £600 was collected…
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VANCOUVER (B.C.), Thursday Bandits raided an hotel in Seattle, Washington (U.S.A.), and the occupants gave up their cash at the point…
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Mrs. Kinchington addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday night. In the absence of the president of the Liberty League…
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Sir,—The day is now fast approaching which will tell whether the people of Orange are prepared to give up their birt[?] and not get their mess…
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There is no gainsaying the tact that hotel properties suffer a depreciation in value as soon as the licenses are withdrawn from them. Illustrations…
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Sir,--Permit me space for a few remarks relative to the report of a recent meeting in the Workmen's Club, held under the auspices of the Liberty League…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Capertee Booth License Case. Committed to Mudgee Quarter Sessions
At Mudgee Police Court on Friday, before the police magistrate, Edward V. Carr, was charged with forging a booth license at Capertee with intent to…
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A lecture was given by the Rev. J. B. Penman, of Mudgee, on Saturday evening from Mr. W. J. Bennett’s balcony, Millthorpe, on behalf of the…
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Mr. Tom Littlewood, secretary of the Bathurst No-License League, applied for permission to hold a meeting on King's Parade. The meeting would…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sale of an Hotel at Molong. ARKMAN v B[?] Ltd. (Reynolds and Wife Claimants)
ON Friday last in No. 1 Jury Court, Sydney, before, Judge Sly, the following case of local interest was dealt with:—…
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