Sunday Trading License
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Hotels & licensing, 1918
344 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 11 of 18
The Sartorial Renovators. Two Doors From Club Hotel
Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Binaaway. Private A. Birkett Entertained at Farewell Social: Presented With Wristlet Watch—Street Drainage Work: Tenders Called—New Hotel Completed: An Up-to-Date Hostel—Country Looks Well:Prospect of a Prolific Season—Visit of Baradine Dramatic Company
A farewell social was tendered Private A. Birkett on Monday evening, and was well attended considering the short notice…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned. Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
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A delightful afternoon was spent at the Club Hotel on Wednesday, when Mrs Walton, or Gamboota, entertained a large number of her lady friends…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised l)y the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
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At the Mudgee Police Court this morning (Mr. H. Matone. P.M.) Prosper Hely, of the Royal Hotel, Mudgee, was granted a booth license…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Registration of Dog and Explosives Licenses
The time for registering dogs expires at the end of September while all licenses for storing explosives also expire at the end of same mouth…
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At the Organge police court on Monday George 'Peisley was charged with being on the licensed premises of the Club Hotel during prohibited hours,…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
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Mr. Hall, Attorney-General, in the Legislative Assembly last night, gave notice of his intention to move for the introduction of amending…
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An application for a publican's booth license for the Fox Terrier coursing meeting at the showground on Saturday was granted by Mr. C…
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Mr. John Roper, was granted a collector's license by Mr. C. Jennings, S.M.; at the local police court this morning…
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Mr. Hall Attorney-General, in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, gave notice of his intention to move for the introduction of…
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Suits and Costumes Cleaned, Pressed and Sterilised by the latest American Sanitary Machine, which may be seen working in the window…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sale of Cullen Bullen Hotel
Mr. E. V. Carr has sold the good will of the Cullen Bullen Hotel to Mr. Thomas Blunden, formerly of the Capertee Hotel…
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