Greater Population, Fewer Hotels
SYDNEY, This Afternoon. -- Five hundred and eleven hotels in N.S.W. were closed down between 1920 and 1950, although…
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Hotels & licensing, 1951
194 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 8 of 10
Molong Hotel Mentioned in Royal Commission Inquiry
Molong Freemasons Hotel was mentioned in the Royal Commission inquiry into the liquor trade at Sydney, on…
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Applications before the Bathurst Licensing Court yeterday included: From Tooth and Co., Ltd, owner of the Park Hotel, Bathurst, seeking…
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SYDNEY, Monday: In the Parramatta Court this afternoon a charge of disorderly conduct against a Salvation Army officer, Capt. Ivan…
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SYDNEY, This Aft. -- Documents produced at the Royal Commission into the liquor question to-day…
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SYDNEY, Monday. — Tooheys Ltd. has ties over 329 hotels in N.S.W., the Royal Commission into the liquor trade was told this afternoon. Both Tooths and Tooheys…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Big sums paid for Toohey's hotel leases in N.S.W. were disclosed in documents before the Liquor Royal Commission…
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Lawyer Sir John Cameron told a court at Newmarket. Surrey, that British inn-keepers, in areas where there were American servicemen, were…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: Robert Howard Graham, an hotelkeeper, who died in May aged 50. left an estate of £22,104 to his widow, Isabel Violet…
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SYDNEY, Monday: A hotel keeper at the Liquor Royal Commission admitted today he borrowed £8000 from a man who…
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An application by Ronald Sutherland Kay for the transfer of the licence of the Victoria Hotel, Bathurst, from John Bernett Wade was granted…
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Three Hungarians were tonight sentenced to death after they were found guilty of murder. They were charged with the…
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Pleading guilty to a charge of being the licensee of premises on which a person was found after hours, Oswald Clive Nash, of the Kelso Hotel,…
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Abraham Saffron, Roosevelt night-club owner, at the Liquor Royal Commission today changed earlier evidence and admitted that he had a financial…
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Mr. C.W. English, S.M., at Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday, granted an application by George Arthur Bright for the transfer from Walter…
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At an auction sale in Sydney today L. J. Hooker Ltd. refused bids totalling almost £90,000 for two country hotels. In no case did the highest bid reach…
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A Surry Hills publican who allegedly blackmarketed American cigarettes in 1945 and 1646, was penalised £500 today for a taxation breach…
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At the Mudgee Licensing Court last week: — F. H. V. Williams, licensee of the Court House Hotel,…
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For using indecent language in the saloon bar of the Telegraph Hotel, on September 29, Ernest Godfrey…
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One hundred years ago next Sunday alluvial gold was found at Hill End. But Hill End’s real history was nade not on this day, but five days later when the Beyers-Holtermann Nugget-largest gold specimen ever mined - was discovered 130ft. below the…
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