Beerless Wallsend Hotelkeepers Defy Association
NEWCASTLE, Monday: None of the 20,000 people living in Wallsend Municipality, suburb of Newcastle, can now purchase beer locally…
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Hotels & licensing, 1943
139 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 7
Hotels Won't Serve Meals
Due to staff shortages, only two of the eight hotels at Young have their dining-rooms available to the public. The latest hotel to announce "no…
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The temperance folk in Victoria want the pubs, shut on Saturdays, and asked the Premier what he was going to do…
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CANBERRA, Monday: There is to be a stricter comb out of men working in hotels and boarding houses. The Director General of Manpower,…
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SYDNEY. Tuesday:—In the State House today the Premier Mr. McKell said that if hotels had supplies of beer they should sell it instead of…
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Hotelkeepers who had supplies of [?] were [?] to close their hotels during the hours fixed for [?] in the…
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The Sydney University Extension Board, In conjunction with Orange Rotary club, will give a lecture entitled “Australian Relationships with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hotel Hours Clergyman's Query on Unwritten Law
NEWCASTLE, Friday: The Chairman of a committee of clergy appointed recently to deal with moral questions, the Rev. W. Gibbens,…
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DUBBO Wednesday: In the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday, before Mr. Cookson, L.M. the transfer was approved of the Tattersall's Hotel…
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Although the State Liquor Act imposes an obligation on hotels to provide sleeping accommodation, not more than ten per cent, of suburban…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Carcoar Hotel Gutted by Fire Early Morning Blaze Neighboring Premises Damaged
A disastrous fire which occurred about 4 a.m. yesterday almost gutted Carcoar's Royal Hotel. Residents fought the fire until the arrival of Blayney Fire Brigade, but the building by then had been almost destroyed. The…
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SYDNEY Thursday: The Premier Mr. McKell said today that regulations compelling licensees of hotels to keep open between 2 pm and 6 pm…
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Carcoar's biggest fire occurred early yesterday morning when the Royal Hotel was gutted Damage is estimated at about £5000…
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The [?] of the Railway Hotel Thomas [?] pleaded not guilty in a charge of selling liquor after hours. He was [?] by Mr. T…
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A fire which broke out between 3 and 4 oâclock yesterday morning destroyed the Royal Hotel, Carcoar, a modern building of [?] bedrooms,…
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SYDNEY, Friday: Mr. J. L. Geraghty, MLA. said today that not more than 10 per cent of hotelkeepers in Sydney were trying to provide…
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The Premier (Mr. McKell) said on Thursday that regulations compelling licensees of hotels to keep open between 2…
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MELBOURNE, Monday: Many Melbourne hotels are now so short of beer that they are not opening. An inspection today of 41 hotels…
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An outbreak of fire occurred at the Freemasons Hotel on Wednesday, which apparently originated in the destructor, but it was checked by the…
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Edward H. Hopwood, 19, s, soldier, who had been convicted last week of stealing an antique pistol from the Bathurst Museum was yesterday…
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