The Freemason's Hotel, Lismore
The matter of the will of Spencer Cottee, of Lismore, innkeeper, deceased, and the Trustee Amendment Act, 1902, was before the Chief Judge in Equity last week. In…
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Hotels & licensing, 1904
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Licensing Court
ON Tuesday, before Licensing Magistrate (Mr. Fitzhardinge) and Mr. W. J. Hawthorne, J.P. The following applications for…
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THE Exchange hotel, Bellingen, which has been carried on by Mr. W. best for some three years, has again changed hands, the purchaser being Mr. J. Murphy, well-known…
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THE new Maclean hotel, which has been in course of erection since August last, was publicly opened for business on Saturday last. The hotel was built by Mr. S. Ma[?]naughtan to replace the…
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Shortly before 1 a.m. on Saturday, Robt. Weare, the proprietor of King's Head hotel, at the corner of Park and Elizabeth streets, became aware of a strong smell of…
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The quarterly Licensing Court was held on Tuesday. Colonial wine licenses were granted to F. W. Bienkie, Nana Creek road, and…
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On Tuesday the Licensing Court was held, the P.M. and Mr. W. J. Hawthorne presiding. Colonial wine licenses were granted to…
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Judging by the results so far the compulsory closing of 37 North Melbourne hotels, as a consequence of the local option vote, will involve claims for…
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At the prosent time, when a revision of tho licensing law has a prominent position in the programme of British, Parliamentary legislation, lt may not be out of…
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Mr. L. P. Cloutier, of the Post Office Hotel, South Grafton, has disposed of his business to Mr. W. Hickey, and purchased Milgates's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Chapter Ii. Mabel Graham's Gift of A'bunch of Red ' Rambler Roseb"' to a Japanese Officer Causes a 'Fracas in the Hotel Australia. Major Matte Yoko's Threat
Even at that stage the Japanese were fated to overshadow my life. Mabel Graham and 1 were-to have been married in 1904, and it was arranged…
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We take the following from a letter received from Canada:--On Saturday, 16th July, 35 Dawson (Kiondyke) saloons were closed down by order of the Board…
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Mrs. Fitzgerald has taken over the fine enlarged premises built for her in Victoria-street. As those who know the place will remember, it consisted of a two-storey building, with…
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A correspondent from Sydney writes — A scandal about an hotel that does a large business in Sydney. Four me in the Customs used to patronise it for an afternoon nip of…
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It is very seldom that a High Court judgment is in favor of a State Legislature. It has been decided, however, by the…
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Clarence Eraminer from Sydney writes:— A seandal about an hotel that does a large business in Sydney. Four men in the Customs used to…
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The proposed new New Zealand Licensing Bill has created the keenest interest throughout the colony, but neither the liquor nor the temperance party is…
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Outward signs would indicate that a big evolution is taking place in the licensed trade. In every town throughout the State old landmarks…
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On Tuesday,: before the P. M. and Mr. S. See, J.P. Renewals of publicans' licenses- were granted to John Hollingworth…
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The Land Department intimates that all occupation licenses for which the annual fees are not paid within 60 days from 28th…
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