The No License Question. Candidates for The Clarence
Before dealing directly with the no license question, a work regarding the relative merits, from a temperance standpoint, of the candiates for the Clarence may not…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
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No License Meeting. At Grafton
On Wendesday night a meeting was held in the Theatre Royal in furtherance of the no license campaign. The Rev. A. Frasr, M.A., presided, and there were present on…
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The following resolution of the General Assembly has been issued to all the Presbyterian ministers of the State in view of the forthcoming election:…
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An hotel, near Tacoma, Washington State, was destroyed by fire and 15 of the inmates incinerated…
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Sir,—The ignorance of electors on the above question is unpardonable. Imagine an elector saying "he will vote against no-license because he does not believe in…
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On Sunday services were conducted on a number of the city and disetrict churches on the no license question. At St. Andrew's Rev. A. Faser preached on the subject at…
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The Rev. W. Carr-Smith, preaching on Sunday evening at St. James' Church, Sydney, made some vigorous observations on the "No License" crusade. After…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Local Option Vote. a Probable Flaw Discovered Reduction of Licenses Likely to Become Non-effective
A telegram from Nowra states:--"What is claimed to be a flaw in the Liquor Act, and one which may make the reduction vote…
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Mere returns of the voting on the local option question are meaningless, if they are not actually misleading for the poll has to be considered in conjuction with the…
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The Long Beach Hotel, at Long Beach, Long Island, which is the summer residence of hundreds of New York business men and their families, was burned to the…
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The Lismore "News" says:-- A large meeting of temperance suporters' was held in the Victoria Hall in the earlier portion of the…
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At Casino Police Court, last week, James Moloney and Martin Bodley were charged with cutting 22 grey ironbark trees of less girth than allowed. The P.M. inflicted a…
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Two of the justices who presided at the Colac (Vic.) Police Court on Friday have no sympathy with young men who go to hotels on Sunday to…
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OR Saturday afternoon, under the auspices of the N. S. Wales Alliance and the Women's Christian Temperance Union. there was an excursion to Flat Rock, Sydney,…
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It is now proposed to license all butchers, and to impose upon them the task of keeping their places, carts and utensils clean…
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On Tuesday, before Mr. M. H. Fitz-hardinge, P.M. (Chairman), and Mr. Sam. See, L.M. J. W. Johnson, Nymboida, was…
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The quarterly Licensing Court was held at Bellingen on Monday, before Messrs. H. A. Evans (Chairman), R. M. Dowle and E. Raymond, J's.P…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. and Mr. S. See, J.P. A colonial wine license was granted Francis P. Cantilly, Whiteman Creek…
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The bill bearing the above name, introduced to the Legislative Assembly by Mr. Browghton,Hincludes [?] and firearms of every description. It provides a penalty…
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Patrick Hogan, proceeded, against Edward Daly, hotolkeeper claiming £200 damages for assault. Mr. Young, instructed by Parker and Kissane, appeared for…
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