Temperance v. No License
At the Anglican Synod in Sydney interest was manifested in the proceedings when it was known there would come on for discussion a motion affirming approval of and…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
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No License
Mr. L. Complin, late of Canada, delivered an address in Casino recently on the no license question. In the course of his remarks, Mr. Complin said there were 700…
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A meeting of the committee was held at the secretary's office on Friday evening. when the balance-sheet in connection with the recent race meeting was presented. The receipts totalled…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To the Editor. While allowing correspondents reasonable latitude for discussion, we do not necessarily endorse their opinions. NO-LICENSE
Sir,—Would you kindly find space for the following statistics taken from the Government Statistician's report. Let every mother and father—in fact, every…
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Sir—Mr. Walter. I McLaren, Maclean's latest hotelkeeker, does scant justice in inferring that I charged publicans in general with unreliability. All that my…
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The term prohibition as generally used by liquor reformers means prohibiting the licensed sale of liquor, and does not prohibit the personal use of alcohol by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Letter to the Editor. [The Editor does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondent.] the No-license Issue
SIR,—As the time is near at hand when the doctors of this electorate will be called upon to decide the issues of the Liquor Bill, I would feel…
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SYDNEY Friday.—The Full Court has disposed of a case in which Ernest Pollock appealed ngainst a decision of Judge Gibson, who raver-ruled an order of the License…
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Rev. B. L. Wirt, at Casino, said that Rudyard Kipling, who should be England's Poet Laureate, had written and spoken against the spineless temperance party…
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The liquor question, is a problem which has been engaging the attention of at least a section of the public for many years past. Various temperance…
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A successful meeting in support of the no-license movementt was held at King's Creek. Mr. D. Gillies, who occupied the chair…
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A meeting of the executive committee of the Clarence No License Union was held at the Metha[?] Parsonage last night, the President (Rev. A. Fraser) in the chair. Correspondence…
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A meeting of the executive committee of the Clarence No License Union was held at the Methodist Parsonage on Monday night, the President (Rev…
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Sir,—One of the candidates for Raleigh, electorate having claimed for nationalization of the traffic an effective means of preventing drunkenness and its…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The No License Question. Why Vote Prohibition or No License
Throughout almost every electorate in this State there are indications of a bitter fight on this, question. Prohibtion, otherwise no license, as that term is generally used…
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A public meeting in the interests of no license is announced for to-morrow night in the Theatre Royal. Grafton. The Rev. A. Fraser, President of the Clarence No Liconse Union, is to preside,…
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A public meeting, in the interests of the it no-license campaign, was held in the Theatre Royal last right. About 60 persons, including…
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The honorary secretary states in cannection with the "No-license" procession next Saturday that it is expected that no less than 2000…
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Sir.—The fact that the no-license vote in N.Z. has grown from 99,917 in 1896 to 198,768 in 1905 is unmistakable evidence of the success of this system of…
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On Monday evening last a no-license meeting was held in Maclean School of Arts. Mr. D. MeLachlan, of Yamba, presided, and there was a large…
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