The Licensing Act
In a speech, delivered in Sydney last week, Dr. Renwick said: "Serious inconveniences had occurred in the administration of the Act, and no one looked with more horror than he…
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Hotels & licensing, 1883
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The Licensing Act. Important Ministerial Statement
A DEPUTATION consisting of Mr. A. R. Freman, M.P., and Mr D. Ager waited, on Wednesday morning, upon Mr Cohen, Minister of Justice, to lay certain facts under his notice for the purpose, if possible, of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →European and Foreign News. (From Our Exchanges.) the Milwaukee Hotel Fire
THE United States papers give further detail of the fire at the Newhall House Hotel, Milwaukee, on January 10. The fire started, apparently at the third floor of the building,…
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THE Colonial Secretary last week introduced into the Legislative Assembly the Bill to Amend the Licensing Act of 1882, and the measure was read a first time. The following is a summary of its…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, April 10. (Refore Messrs. E. M. Ryan and A. Landner, J.'sP.)
A RENEWAL at license was granted to Owen Hynes, for the Nana Creek hotel. A transfer of license was granted from Isaac Aurons to John Thompson, for the Maitland and…
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A curious new aspect of the operations of the Licensing Act and the operations of the bench was manifested on Friday. It appears that some time ago the holder of a publican's…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Clarence & Richmond Examiner Tuesday, 24Th April, 1883. The Licensing Bill. [From Our Own Correspondent.]
IN the Assembly, on Wednesday April 18, the House went into committee the consider the Licensing Bill. Clause 1—repeal of enactments in the Principal Act—was postponed…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Friday night, Mr. DALLEY moved that the Licensing Act Amendment Bill be read the second time. After a short introductory speech, the motion was agreed to, and the…
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THE following Act to amend the "Licensing Act of 1882," was assented to on the 2nd May. 1. On the passing of this Act the following sections and parts of sections of the " Licensing Act of…
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THE annual licensing meeting of the Grafton Bench was held on Tuesday, at noon, for the consideration of renewals, &c. No new applications were submitted. The magistrates present were the Police…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Grafton Licensing Bench. Monday, June 18. (Before the Police Magistrate, and Messrs. E. M. Ryan, and A. Lardner, Js.'P
Henry Wynard was charged with obtaining liquor from Michael O'Keeffe on Sunday, 10th, by representing that he was a traveller. Defendant pleaded guilty, and said that he was…
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MR ALEX. OLIVER, Parliamentary draftsman, has preparad a "Manual of the Licensing Law," which has just been published. It comprises the Licensing Acts now in force in this colony, so arranged as to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Grafton Licensing Court. Tuesday, August 21. (Before the Police Magistrato, and Messre. E. M. Ryan and A. Lardner, J's.P.)
Heary C. Bartels, landlord of the Market Hotel, pleaded guilty to selling liquor on a Sunday, and was fined 20s. with 4s 10d costs of Court to be paid within three days; in default, levy and distress…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton Licensing Court. Tuesday, September 11. (Before the Police Magistrate and E. M, Ryan, J.P.) K. FORAN V. J. F. FORAN
An application to have defendant bound over to fine sureties to keep the peace. Defendant offered no defence. The Bench ordered him to be bound in the sum of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Quarterly Licensing Court. Tuesday, October 9. (Before the Police Magistrate and Mr. E. M. Ryan, J.P.)
The usual quarterly meeting of the Grafton Licensing Bench was held on Tuesday, at noon. The Inspector's reports were produced, but there was no business to transact…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Licensing Bench. Friday, November 2[?]. (Before the Police Magistrate, and Messrs. E. M. Ryan, and A. Lardner, J'[?].P.)
Thomas Brown appeared on summons, charging him with supplying an aboriginal with spirits, contrary to the Act. This was the case connected with the aboriginal who was fined on Tuesday. Defendant…
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John Thompson, landlord of the Maitland and Hunter River Hotel, appeared to answer a charge preferred by the police, of permitting a drunken and disorderly person to remain in his house…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Hyde Park Hotel Tragedy. (From the Daily Telegraph.)
THE utmost exertions were used to secure the absconding man who had been the cause of the dreadful catastrophe. Detectives Mulqueency, Williams, O'Sullivan, and Maclean were engaged all Thursday…
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