Hotel License Applications
Before Messrs. S. J. Hamblin (chairman), Dr. Brooke Moore and E. T. Webb, L.M.'s. at the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday an application…
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Hotels & licensing, 1922
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Royal Marriage Licenses
In the Archbishop of Canterbury's Faculty Office, in a quiet little street behind Ludgate Hill, London, preparations are going forward for the…
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John [?] Sinderberry, [?] [?]on He[?] of the Australian for [?] months, sold [?] [?]ydney [?] about two weeks…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →After Fifty Years. Bathurst Hotel Closed. Bathurst
The first hotel in the Bathurst electorate to close as the result of the recent decision of the Delicensing Board is the Tradesmen's Arms Hotel, Geroge- street. The licensee…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Licensing Court. Friday, January 20. (Before Messrs. T. W. Cohen, P.M., R. X Cohen (Deputy Chairman), and J. Saunders.)
The Inspector reported on his inspection for the quarter. Everything was in good order. The application of W. Wonson,…
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Mr. A. M'Donald took over the ComCmerelal Hotel from Mr. W. Corliss at the beginning of this week. Mr. M'Donald served throughout the…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Hotel Burgled Night Porter Gagged Melbourne
Three burglars entered the Hotel Victoria at Albert Park early this morning. They gagged the night porter and blew open the safe from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hotel York
For many years Mr. Tom Lovt was well Known as the propri[?]sor of the York Hotel, on the corner of King aud York streets, and it was the…
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A powerful protest against the early closing of licensed premises has been sent to London licensing Justices by the executives of the Imperial…
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While Mr. Spencer Cook, manager of the Palace Hotel. Kalgoorlie, was locking up his cash, he was confronted by a masked man,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Important Licensing Case Selling Beer in Street Sydney
What the magistrate (Mr. Gates) described as a serious case for publicans in general was heard at the Paddington Police Court…
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Mr. S. J. Hamblin S.M., at the Bathurst Police Court this morning, granted a collector's license to A. J. King. Thomas O'Rourke was granted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General News Sunday Trading Licenses
Sunday Trading licenses were granted by Mr. S. J. Hamblin S.M., at the Bathurst Police Court yesterday to James Ernest Lorimer, Albert J. King…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Bench to-day decided to the transfer of the license of the Empire Hotel to the Alliance Hotel, Park and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lithgow Police Court. Wednesday, February 15. (Before T. B. Clegg, P.M.) . Alleged Theft in Hotel
Henry Francis McMahon and William Anderson were charged with having stolen a sum of £2 from George Eavers. George Eavers said that he was a laborer…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local and General Booth License
Mr. S. J. Hamblin, at the licensing Court this morning, granted a booth license to William P. Rutter, for Oberon on March 4…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bitten by Snake Another Bathurst Case Groom Attacked in Hotel Yard
Douglas Mcfariane, Past middle aged a groom employed at the Edinord Castle Hotel, William street was admitted to the Bathurst District…
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An application by Emily Elizabeth Burke for a hawker's foot license, was granted by Mr. S. J. Hamblin, S.M., at the Bathurst Police Court…
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"I was drunk and didn't know what I was doing," was the extenuating circumstances put forward ty James Tuckwell, 39, laborer at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Memories of Moonlight the Tenandra Hotel
Standing forlorn, and almost ghost like on the Warren-Coonamble road, where the dull monotony is broken only by the arrival of the bi-weekly…
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