Hotelkeeper Wins Appeal Full Court Decision
SYDNEY, Monday: By demanding a bottle of beer from Albert Callinan, licenses of a Sydney hotel, customs official Gillespie William Russell upset…
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Hotels & licensing, 1945
138 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 7
Report by Inspectors 220 Hotels Visited
SYDNEY, Monday: After visiting 99 towns and inspecting 220 hotels in the South Coast and western districts of NSW metropolitan licensing…
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At last night's Bathurst Council meeting advice was received from the Beard of Health about a proclamation under the Public Health Act, 1944,…
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When application for the transfer the licence of the Freemasons Hotel, Molong, came before Mr. G. W. Brown censing Magistrate, in Molong License…
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As the result of visits, by inspectors to a number of country centres, it is reported Unit some hotel licensees are to be proceeded against for allegedly…
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SYDNEY. Thursday: When William Charles Fletcher, licensee of the Palace Hotel, was charged today with having failed to make beer available…
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After visiting 99 towns and inspecting 220 hotels in the south coast and western districts of New South Wales,…
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The Acting-Premier, Mr. Baddeley, states that he is [?]ow in receipt of the report of the Metropolitan Licensing Inspector, who recently completed a…
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The acting-Premier, Mr. Baddeley states that he is now in receipt of the report of the Metro[?] inspector, who recently completed a…
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Martha Jane Doyle, licensee of the Central Hotel, for having allowed liquor to be sold at her hotel during prohibited hours, was fined £2 with…
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A publican who was fined £3 at Tamworth recently, and had a mark recorded against him, for allowing two persons…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Registered AJC bookmakers John Knight waterhouse licensee of the Imperial Hotel was refused a renewal of his hotel license…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Hotel Ramp What Did We Tell You? Picking on the Country
In recent issues of the "Guardian" attention was drawn to the way the country hotelkeepers are being harried by…
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SYDNEY. Wednesday. At the City Coorner's Court today, a returned soldier said a gun which it was alleged had killed two men in a hotel…
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James Joseph Collins (33), a soldier was fined £2 at the Bathurst court yesterday for using insulting words to Oliver Edgar Goodfellow…
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At the above court held on Tuesday last the licence of the Capertee Hotel was transferred from William David Rawlings to William Allan…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday: Speaking on the adjournment of the Senate, Senator Armstrong (Lab., NSW) said that a Government controlled…
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The licences of the following hotels were renewed by Mr. C. W. Brown, L.M., in Molong Licensing Court:—…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday About £770, portion of £1200 alleged to have been stolen from the Marrickville home of Clarence Cook former publican last…
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The following applications for renewals of licenses for butchers' shops and slaughtering premises were approved at Boree Shire…
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