Mr. A. J. Clark's Imperial Hotel
THIS fine new building, for which a license was granted at yesterday's quarterly Licensing Court, stands at the corner of Pound and Turf streets; and…
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Hotels & licensing, 1904
59 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 3
Licensing Court
Yesterday, before Messrs Jacobs and Hawthorne, Js.P. Elizabeth Grebert was granted a renewal of hotel license. Mr…
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AMONG the new businesses started as a direct result of the railway may be mentioned the now and commodiaus promises opened this week at the corner of Pound and Turf streets (just over…
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On Wednesday before Messrs L.Jacobs and W, J. Hawtho[?] J's.P., T. Martin, coramba, and T. Bussetti, Lionsville, were granted r[?]wals of license, while Messrs. H. Oakcs and…
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Frances Vesper applied for a booth license for Lawrence races, which was granted. Mr. Lobban for applicant. The quarterly report on the hotels of the district…
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A correspondent writes from New Zealand: It may prove of interest to readers to learn that the State-owned hotel in Gwalia, Western Australia, is giving universal…
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A SITTING of the Licensing Court was held at Bowraville on the 9th instant, before Messrs. E. Hitchins (chairman) and F. Grace, J.P. Mr. Robert Stitt, storekeeper of…
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About nine months ago the first hotel in the Commonwealth, controlled by the State, was licensed at Gwalia, West Australia. The object was to experiment…
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THE State of West Australia has the distinction of being the first in the Commonwealth to experiment in…
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A recent visitor to Adelaide secured the following card, which shows that the "holy city" of Adelaide enjoys a bit of fun as much as any other…
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THE following section of the Act 39, Victoria, relating to the liability of innkeepers, should provide information to a section of our…
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Our Sydney correspondent writes:--"The City Treasurer (Sydney) says there are four hundred publicans within the city boundary, and that a great…
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The High Court on Thursday set aside thc rule for a new trial made by the New South Wales Supreme Court in the case of John Mounthey v. James Joyntou…
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Mr. J. J. Power, who is considered an authority on the subject, has been taking the public into his confidence on the impecuniosity of the…
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On Monday before the Licensing Magistrate and Mr. S. See, J.P. A colonial wine license was granted to Clara Lollback, Upper Copmanhurst,…
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LONDON, Thursday.—In the House of Commons on Wednesday the Secretary of State for Home Affairs introduced a licensing bill bused on the principle that the…
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The ease heard in the Small Debts Court this week presented some peculiar features, and some points of interest to hotelkeepers were involved. Plaintiff, Arthur…
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At a meeting of the parliamentary committee of the United Licensed Victualler's Association on Tuesday it was unanimously resoloved:—That the association…
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THE quarterly court for the Licensing District of Bellinger was held in Bellingen, on Monday last, before Messrs. H. Evans and R. page J's.P. The inspector's report in regard…
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The Justices of Glasgow and Edinburgh are once more seeking to enforce the sobriety of their fellow-citizens by act of Parliament.For many years there has been…
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