Closing of Brewery Depot Bathurst Hotelkeepers to Meet
Concerned over the decision of Tooth and Co. to close its depot at Bathurst, local hotelkeepers have convened a meeting today to discuss…
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Hotels & licensing, 1952
199 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 10
Publicans' Protest
Ald. A. Morse, Mayor presided over a representative meeting of Bathurst Hotelkeepers held at the Hotel Bathurst yesterday to protest against the…
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At Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday, Mr. Tunchon SM., granted an application for the transfer of the Western Stores Spirit…
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Mr. Ben Bernard, who was formerly license of the Royal Hotel, Bathurst, will main take over the premises as from next Monday. He has been…
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At the last meeting of the Local Government Association a departmental letter sought an expression of…
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Well-known publican of the occidental Hotel, Nicholas Francis Farrell, was convicted and fined £5 in Orange Court yesterday for being the licensee of premises where persons were find during prohibited hours…
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The licence of the Royal Hotel, Bathurst was yesterday transferred from Fred Flddick to Ben Bernard, the owner and former…
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Licensee of the Metropolitan Hotel, Michael E. Murphy, was fined £5 at Orange court yesterday for supplying liquor during prohibited hours. The conviction was not recorded…
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At the Bathurst Licensing Court on Monday an application will be made Hotel in Keppel Street from Wllliasn for the transfer of the Tattersall's…
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SYDNEY. Friday: The Transport Department is preparing a scheme for the issue of separate licenses to drivers of heavy vehicles…
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Harold Charles Parsons was granted the transfer of Tattersalls Hotel's license from Charles William Murray Thompson by Mr. Tunchon…
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A man, who saud he had "acted on a stupid impulse," when he stole goods to the value of £65 from a Molong hotel, was fined £60 in degault four months' hard labour,…
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SAN FRANCISCO, Friday.—Actress Diana Barrymore and husband , Robert Wilcox, returned by air from Australia yesterday and summed up their impression of Australia with two words…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bathurst City Council Tenders for Publican's and Refreshment Booths
TENDERS, endorsed, will be received up till 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 27th MARCH. 1952 for the rights of the following Booths in/…
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WOLLONGONG, Sunday.--The body of Reginald Douglas Tolley, licensee of the Open Hearth Hotel, Warrawong, near…
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LONDON, Tuesday: Teddy Gardner 30 year old publican, who won the European flyweight title a mouth ago. added the British and Empire titles…
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A farewell to the former licensee of the Railway Hotel at Millthorpe, Mr. Holmes, and Mrs. Holmes,…
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CANBERRA, Thursday: All in ports licenses issued for goods from the dollar area have been reached for re-examination…
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Permission was granted by Mr. A. S. Tunchon, S.M., at the Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday, to the estate of N. T. Healey to make…
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At Orange Court yesterday a man charged with wilfully delaying admittance to the police at the Occidental Hotel last December was acquitted. The man Michael William…
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