Control of Licensed Vehicles
At the Borough Council on Thursday night reports were received relative to a horse attached to a cab bolting from the railway station. It appeared that the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
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The Gun License Bill
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The bill bearing the above name, introduced to the Legislative Assembly by Mr. Broughton, includes air-guns and firearms of every…
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At the Police Court on Tuesday the P.M. granted auctioneers' K[?]enses to the following: -- Edward Avery, Thomas T. Bawden, Geo. L. Bondfield,…
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Mr. T. Martin yesterday disposed of his Hampden Hotel, at Coramba, to Mr. Harry Thompson, late of Kyogle, and formerly of the Great…
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The annual meeting of Justices for the granting of auctioneer's licenses was held on Tuesday, when the following applications were granted…
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An appeal to set aside a conviction in a proceeding before Mr. W. A. Dove, P.M., at Wyalong, came before Mr. Justice Pring in Chambers…
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At a special court for the hearing of applications for auctioneers' licenses at Lismore district; —J. A. Trimble, J. Macgregor Dunn, W. M. Moses, S. H. Peard, Geo. Maxwell, J. W…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Local Option. Hotels Closed. Sydney
The Licenses Reduction Board has ordered 24 hotels in too metropolitan area to be closed, under the Licensing Act. 1906…
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On Tuesday before Mr. M. H. Fitzherdinge, P.M., and Mr. Sam See, Official McCrystal was granted a…
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The special licensing Court (Judge Backhouse, President) met last week to deal with the reductions of hotel licenses, as a result of the recent local option…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. and Mr. S. See, J.P. A renewal of hotel license was granted to M. M'Cristal, Railway hotel, Armidale…
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The secretary of the prohibitionist party, Mr. G. D. Clark, puts forward the claim that the Licensing Courts should administor the law on prohibitionist principles,…
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Mr. Walter Hardie, proprietor of the Harwood Hotel, has recently had the whole premises and billiard room installed with an acetylene gas plant which gives quite a…
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SYDNEY, Weodnesday.—The Special Licensing Court sat again yesterday and took further formal evidence regarding Alexandria, Botany, and…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A special court, consisting of Judge Fitzhardinge and Messrs. Chisholm and Harkins, P.M.'s, sat in connection with the amended Liquor Act at…
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It is announced by advertisement in this issue that Mr. T. Willan, the executor in the estate of the late Mrs. R. Carroll (the former…
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At the recent meriting of the New South Wales Cricket Association official action was taken in connection with the…
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Mr. Power (President of the Licensed Victuallers Association) stated that as this matter could not come on for argument before February next, it would be hung up for that perlod,…
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The Melbourne Licenses Redaction Board has awarded compensation in respect to twenty-six metropolitan hotels which have been ordered to be…
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