Occupation Licenses
Occupation licenses of the following vacant Crown lands will be offered at auction on 1st February:—Lots No. 525 and 528, 4560 and 4000 acres, about 9 miles to the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1898
33 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 2
Bellingen Licensing Court. Applications for Conditional Licenses for Bellingen. One Refused—the Other Withdrawn
AT the Licensing Court, on Monday last before Messrs. H. A. Evans (chairman) and R.S. McDougall, Js.P., there were two applications for conditional…
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On Tuesday thw Lands Agent disposed of the following occupation licenses— Lot 525, of 4569 acres, parishes Lanitza and Quyarigo, uhout 9 miles S.E. from. Grafton,…
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The largest hotel structure in the world is to be erected in Boston during the coming year. A company, of which the Lion, Charles Francis Adams is the president, has just purchased…
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THE valuable property known as the Bellingen Hotel, and situaled in the main street, was purchased during the week from. Mr. Hudson Bird by Mr. Jas. E. Tyler. The price…
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Mrs. C. Fairclough, wife of the proprietor of the Carnarvon Hotel, Port Arthur, Tas., has has passed through some of the severest sufferings ever inflicted upon unfortunate…
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The Premier is very uneasy concerning his prospects in the King Division at the next general election. He realises that Slattery is a formidable opponent, and that to…
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MR. THOS. BARRETT, of the Bellingen Hotel, Beilingen, has purchased the Occan view Hotel, Bellinger Heads, Mr. Evan Morris. We understand it is the intention of…
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Some time ago I mentioned that the Premier had squared the Licensed Victuallers' Association, in view of the forthcoming contest that is to take place in the King Division…
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YESTERDAY. before the P.M. and Messrs D. Shearer and D. See. licensing magistrates, renewals of licenses were granted for the following hotels, no objections having been made by the police:—John Rush, North…
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THE Quarterly Licensing Court sat at Bellingen on Saturday last, the beig Messrs. H. A. Evans (chairman), R. S. Mc Dougall,sen., and John Smith, Js.P. The…
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AT Macksville on Wednesday, before Messrs. E. Hitchins and W. Barry, Js.P,, Robert Gordon asked for an order to enable him to eject Colin C. McDougall from an…
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Booth licenses were granted P. M'Mahon and O. Hynes for the Grafton races on 20th and 21st inst. A billiard license was granted Henry Hatton, of Laird's Family Hotel…
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In a little mining town up in Montana there is a hotel in which there is posted a notice to guests which reads as follows:— Read This…
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A MATTER of an account alleged to be due to a hotel-keeper for liquor supplied came under the notice of Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson and Mr. Justice A. H. Simpson in Bunco last week in…
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The manager and licensee of the Hotel Australia was fined 40s at the Police Court the other day for Sunday selling. This is a stain, although only a slight one, on the…
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A portion of the Victoria markets in Sydney, which were opened a few weeks ago, and which cost, exclusive of the land, nearly £400,000, was designed for the purpose…
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At Ballina last week, James Daly, licensee of the Ocean View Hotel, Alstonville, was proceeded against for refusing to receive Percy Vickery, a BONA-FIDE traveller, as a guest. Percy…
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The New Zealand hotelkeeper was telling the story. 'There are three clergymen in this town,' he said, 'and I confess I can't quite understand them. There's Mr. Meek…
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A notification in the Gazette states that the license fees on occupation licenses for 1899 must be paid before the end of November. In the list of occupation licenses appear the…
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