License or No-License Lecture by Dr. Bell. Prohibition a "Failure, Folly and Farce."
Dr. Frederic. Bell delivered an interesting and entertaining lecture in the Masonic on Wednesday night, on "License or No-License."…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
368 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 19
License or No License [?] Address by Dr. [?]Lle
Dr. Bell, Ph. D., addressed a fair audience in the Australian Hall last night upon the question of license or no license. Ald. H. K. McKay…
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The application of Daniel Hogarth, lessee of the Park Hotel, Bathurst, for the renewal of his publican's license for 12 months, was heard yesterday. The…
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The liquor trade has decided to close all public houses in London; from 10 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. on May 20, the day of the King's funeral…
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The Rev. T, B. Roseby, of the Congregational Church, East Orange last evening repelled to Dr. Bell. He said the American visitor, who had come…
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The report of the annual Convention of the N. S. W. Alliance, which began, its meeting yesterday, states that although there is a large increase in…
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A meeting of hotel-keepers is called for this evening for the purpose of arranging some uniform observance of Friday next…
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The Bathurst hotelkeepers will to-night decide how they will observe the official day of mourning on Friday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →REV. T. S. Crawford and No License. To the Editor
Sir,—As a civil servant, I am debarred from writing to the press under my own name, but that does not apply to "publican," whose letter appears…
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At a meeting of Bathurst publicans, held last night, it was decided that all hotels in Bathurst will close at 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. to-morrow…
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At a sitting of the Wellington licensing court on Friday, Messrs. Oslear and Gaden and Dr. A. M. Rygate being on the bench. a duplicate…
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Sir,— As your paper is a newspaper, and not a mere organ, will you permit me a few remarks on the liquor question in reply to the…
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Sir,--I a few months the people of this country will, in the second local option poll vote as to continuance, reduction and no-license. In the aggregate the first…
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A meeting in support of the No License campaign will be held his evening at the School of Arts corner, at 8.15, when an address will be delivered…
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Mr. Chisholm, a visitor from New Zealand, will deliver an address on No-License, at the School of Arts corner to-night…
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Mr. Chisholm, a visitor from New Zealand, addressed a fairly large open air meeting, under the ausp[?]es of the Bathurst branch of the No-License…
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On Saturday evening an open air meeting was held in advocacy of the No License campaign. Mr. T. Latlewood introduced Mr. Horace Chishohn…
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A long series of robberies of hotels has been checked by the police, who arrested a youth named Charles Spears, aged 18 years, on the charge of committing the…
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An important no license conference is to be hold at Wellington next month, for the discussion of the compact entered into between the representatives…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr Miller Penitent Would Repeal Coercion Act. Too Many Hotels in Bathurst. an Interesting Interview
Immediately after his Empire Day oration on the showground, on Tuesday, Mr. John Miller, M.L.A., was in a very amiable mood, and readily…
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