Publican v. Customer
John McAtamney, of McAtamney Brotners, of the Central Hotel, Orange, sued James Loughnane, at the Orange court yesterday, on two…
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Hotels & licensing, 1915
406 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 14 of 21
Blue Ribboners Ask for Hotel
A license for hotel No 2 at Macksville on the Macleay River was granted by the Licensing Court held at Bowraville on Wednesday last…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hotel Closing Petitions in the House. "Liberty" v. "Temperance." Monster Petitions Unread Sydney
A procession of men and women, followed by a motor-lorry garlanded in rod, white and blue, left the Town Hall for Parliament House at one o'clock…
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A petition presented to the Assembly yesterday advocated the closing of liquor bars throughout the State at 6 p.m. It was two miles long, and was signed by 143,572 persons…
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Walter Coventry applied for a second hand dealer's license. The bench slated that objection had been entered by the police on the grounds that the applicant had been…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, a petition nearly two miles long and bearing 144,000 signatures, praying for the closing of liquor…
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A monster demonstration in support of the early closing of hotel bars movement will be held in the Masonic Hull on Monday night. That fine speaker,…
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On Saturday night Inspector McKenzie and Sergeant Sheehy visited about a dozen hotels in the city, and inspected the premises to see that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →6 O'clock Closing of Hotels Big Meeting in Bathurst. Resolution Unanimously Carried
That this meeting considers Unit the sale of intoxicants during evening hours is productive of grave national and social evils, and…
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In the Legislative Dr. Arthur (Middle Harbor) asked the Premier if the Government proposed to take any action with regard to the…
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The Gilgandra "Liberal' says:—We have been privileged to look through Mr. A. J. Lance's Railway Hotel, which has, since the fire, been…
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Before the P.M. on Wednesday, an extension of time, to December 28th was granted Thos. McDc[?] nell, licensee of the Overlander…
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The result of the raffle of a case of ale donated by Mr. T. Hartland, Court House. Hotel, in aid of the Australia Day Fund, was won by Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General. Auctioneer's License Granted
An auctioneer's license was yesterday grunted by Mr. .C. Jennings, to Henry S. F. Wilkins, of Bathurst. Mr. Wilkins informed the Court that he…
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Onder me Defence Act, hotels in Glasgow do not open before 4 o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday. One football club advanced…
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At Bathurst Court yesterday morning Henry Sandall Fisher Wilkins, of Bathurst, was granted an auctioneer's license for the State of N.S.W…
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Mrs. Rooney (nee Miss Rose Harford), who is well known in Mudgee, now runs the Town Hall Hotel, Paddington. On Australia Day she gave…
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Mr. H. W. Burns, proprietor of the Mundooran Hotel, has just disposed of the business to Mr. E. Byrnes, of Bourbah. Both hotels…
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A license to conduct a publican's booth on the Bathurst Show Ground on Saturday next, in connection with the Australia Day display, was yesterday…
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Glasgow hotel—keepers are, in consequence of the restriction of licensed hours, converting their houses into something resembling social tea and…
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