"A Harsh Law." Responsibility of Publican. Bathurst
"It certainly is a harsh law," observed Mr. Crane, S.M., of Bathurst, in a case at the Cowra police court in which the licensee of an hotel was charged with…
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Hotels & licensing, 1921
391 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 20
Haymaret Hotel
Mr. F. W. C. Crane, at the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday, granted the transfer of the Haymarket Hotel, William-street, from John Scott…
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At a meeting of district fanners, Mr. R. Thompson (secretary) stated he had applied at the local office for a special license without fee, hut was…
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Joe Asgar, an elderly Indian hawker, proceeded against Wm. Stibbard, licensee of the Intermediate Hotel, Borenore, at the Orange Police Court this week, for…
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The application of August offnor for the transference of his wine license at March to promises at 133 and 135 Summer-street will come on…
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More innocent language cases engaged the attention of Mr. Crane S[?] in the Bathurst Police Court this morning. Harold Joseph Whalan…
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Messrs. Crane and Brooke Moore, Licensing Magistrates, presided at the Quarterly Licensing Court this morning. Inspector Campbell submitted a…
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William Colley, licensee of the Tradesmen's Arms Hotel, was, at the Bathurst Police Court this morning fined £2, with. 8s costs, in default 21…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Daring Attack Sinn Feiners Charge an Hotel Sensational Battle in Dublin London. Monday Night
A sensational attack was made on the London North Western Railway Hotel in Dublin where a number of auxiliary police were saying by a…
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Mr, F. W. Crane, S.M., yesterday gave his reserved decision in the case of William Colley, licenses of the Tradosmen's Arms Hotel, George…
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With the milk of human kindness exuding from every pore of his body, and a thought for the unfortunate fam[?]es who were deprived of their bread…
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The Application of August O[?]ner for the transference of his wine license for promises at March to promises in Summer street, Orange,…
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The above well-known and long-established hostelry is again under new proprietorship. The owner of the hotel, Mr. James White has…
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At the Mudgee Court of Petty Sess[?] Friday a collector's license was renewed to George Collins, West End, Mudgee, and a…
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The Mudgee Quarterly Licensing Court was held on Friday. The court was constituted by Messrs. Walter Scott, P.M. (chairman), H…
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Mr. W. Moran, who for some time past has successfully cenducted the Park View Hotel, Mudgee, has taken over the Miners' [?]…
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A large meeting of Grand Templars last night agreed to urge the Government, in view of the sacredness of the occasion to close the hotels on…
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On information received from Serscant Prowse, Sergeant Clarke on Friday arrested a young man in Summer street on a charge of stealing from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A "Rogue and Vagabond" If You Do Not Pay Hotel Score. Magistrate's Dilemma and Disinclination
At the [?] Public Court on Friday [?] Phillip Carroll, [?] and William Ryan, were changed before Mr. Walter…
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Messrs. F. C. and W. G. Hacket and Pitt, Son, and Badagery, auitioneers in conjunction, will act for sale by public auction on…
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