Maclean District Licensing Court
Before the P.M., and Messrs J. B. Crabb[?], and D. Shearer, J.'sP. The District Inspector's quarterly report was received…
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Hotels & licensing, 1885
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Licensing Court. Tuesday, Jan. 27
Before the Police Magistrate, and Messrs E. M. Ryan and A. Lardner, J's.P. An application was made by the police to have the license of the South Grafton hotel cancelled, as the…
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The license of the Highland Home hotel in Pound-street, was transferred from John Henry Cooke to John M[?] Slaughtering licenses were granted to John Brown,…
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Before the P. M. and Messrs. A. Lardner and E. M. Ryan. J'.sP FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13. A CASE against W. Noud, of Tattersall's hotel, for allowing gambling on his premises, was postponed…
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A FIRST offender for drunkenness was fined 5s. PERMITTING GAMBLING IN HIS LICENSED HOUSE. William Noud, landlord of Tattersall's hotel, was [?]mmoned for permitting cards to be played in his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Grafton Licensing Court. Tuesday, February 2[?]. Before the Police Magistrate, and Messrs E. M. Ryan and A. Lardner, J's.P. Breach of the Licensing Act
Emily Stephens, of the Post Office hotel, was summoned for supplying liquor on Sunday, 15th instant. Mr Norrie appeared for defendant, and said that she admitted giving the liquor, but believed that…
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Mr Francis Mann, proprietor of the Lord Ragla[?] Hotel, at the corner of the Hoddle-street and Simpson's-road, East Melbourne, is another very st[?]ch supporter of St. Jacob. For ten years M[?] Ma[?]…
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The usual annual report of the hotels in the district was submitted by the police, from which it appeared that most of them were satisfactorily kept and well conducted…
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Mr Francis Mann, proprietor of the Lord Ragian Hotel, at the corner of the Hoddle-street and Simpson's-road, East Melbourne, is another very stanch supporter of St. Jacob. For ten years Mr Mann…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, May 12. Before the Police Magistrate and Messrs E. M. Ryan and A. Lardner, J's.P
Gertrude Fiesel, licensee of the Halfway House on the Richmond road, was summoned for permitting persons in a state of intoxication to remain on her premises on Sunday, the 3rd instant, and was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton Licensing Court. Fbiday June 11th—Before the P.M. Selling Liquor on a
James Laird was summoned for having, on Sunday, the 7th instant, supplied liquor to several persons, contrary to the Act made and provided. Defendant pleaded not guilty, and was defended by…
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William Attwater, landlord of the Commercial Hotel, Copmanhurst, was summoned for supplying an aboriginal with liquor. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined 5s, and 4s 10d costs. Only…
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Charles J. Mulville of the Harwood Hotel, was fined 60s, with 11s 6d costs, and 36s witnesses' expenses, for allowing cards to be played in his licensed house…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Victoria, Mr Graham Berry introduced a New Licensing Bill, which provides that the colony is to be divided into licensing districts, public houses to be granted in proportion…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Maclean Quarterly Licensing Court. 16th JULY.—Before the P.M., Dr. J. B. Crabbe, and Mr. Shearer, J's.P
The District Inspector's report on the various public houses throughout the district for the quarter ended 16th July, was laid before the Court…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton Licensing Court. Tuesday, August 18. Before the P.M., Messrs E. M. Ryan, and A. Lurdner, J's.P
ALLOWING GAMING IN A LICENSED HOUSE. William Attwater, of Copmanhurst, was summoned, for having on the 25th July last, he being the license of the Commercial hotel, permitted…
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FOLLOWING is the text of a circular letter issued t[?] all hotelkeepers by the Amalgamated Licensed Victuallers' Association of N. S. Wales:— "Dear Sir,—I take the earliest opportunity to…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Grafton Licensing Bench. Tuesday, September 22.—Before the P.M., and Messrs. A. Lardner and E. M. Ryan, J's.P
AN application of John M'Donald for a packet license for the passenger steamer Lurline, under postponement, was brought before the Court. The Police Magistrate stated that he had…
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The postponed applicatlon for a packet license for the Lurline was again brought before the Court. Mr Meillon appeared in support of the application. The Police Magistrate said he had not received…
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The deferred matter of the application for a renewal of a packet license for the passenger steamer Lurline was brought up for consideration and Mr Meillon (of Messrs. Meillon and Laman),…
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