Hotelkeeper's Wife Wanted to [?] Purchase Hotel
An application by Mrs. Daphne Crittenden, wife of the licensee of the Goolma Hotel, for the transfer of the licence of the Grand Hotel,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1950
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Popular Bathurst Hotel to Be Sold at Auction
One of the best-known hotels in Bathurst—the Hotel Knicker[?]ocker—is be sold by public auction on Friday, March 10, at 11 a.m. The licence [?]…
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Mr. Tommy Burke, former licensee of the Tivoli Hotel on the corner of Castlereagh and Hay Streets, Sydney, has purchased…
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Bathurst hotelkeepers at the meeting last night undertook to provide the £75 prize money for the gymkhana, which is being…
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MOLONG.—Mr. Tommy Barke, former licensee of the Tivoli Hotel on the corner of Castlereagh and Hay Streets, Sydney…
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Fading memories of last year's police raid on the Grand. Central Hotel were revived to-day when the case took a…
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LITHOOW, Thursday: At Lithyow coroner's court today. Carl Hansen (48), licenser of the Royal Hotel. South Bowenfels, was committed for…
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In the Coroner's Court yesterday afternoon witnesses said the driver of a car which crashed into an elderly couple in Main-street West on January 26 narrowly avoided a head-on collision with a lorry, raced down Main-street on…
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LITHGOW, Thursday.—Carpenter John Crane told the District Coroner’s Court today that he saw a car travel in the…
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At the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday, Mr. Dash, S.M., granted an application by Torrington Richard Edwards, for the transfer of the licence…
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At the Change Licensing Court on Monday, the Magistrate, Mr. H. G. Cobley, granted transfers of…
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Tattersall’s Hotel Summer Street, which ha changes hands is one of the oldest and best-known hotels in the central West. It is the first time it has…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: carmody's palatial hotel at Wagga, which was bull in 1939, was passed in for private treaty at an auction sale conducted in…
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In Orange Licensing Court yesterday the license of the Victoria Hotel, Summer Street, was transferred from the Executors…
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SYDNEY, Friday.âThe Hotel Knickerbockers, corner of William and Russell Streets, Bathurst, was sold…
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SINGAPORE, Sunday (A.A.P.-Reuter).— A hand grenade was tossed by someone on the pavement into the the main dining room…
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A maximum bid of £51,000 for the Hotel Knickerbocker at Bathurst was rejected by its owner,…
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Paul Murphy, of Wiseman's Creek, pleaded guilty to a charge of having been found on licensed premises on Sunday, January 22, and was fined £2…
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The State Attorney General (Mr. Martin) told parliament today that he thought the Licenced Victuallers. Association should induce hotelkeepers…
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Arrested in the storeroom of the Lansdowne Hotel at two o'clock this morning, two local men were taken to the police station and charged with being on the hotel premises with intent to steal…
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