Racecourses Licensed
The following racecourses have been licensed by the Government for the current year:—Ballina, Bowraville, Broadwater, Byron Bay, Coraki, Grafton, Gien Innes,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1908
135 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 7
Interesting Licensing Case
At the sitting of the Goulbura Lacensing Court, Jame Cummins, licernse of the Laggan Inn, was fined £30 for selling whisky on the Laggan pacecourse on January 1…
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The following have been appointed members of livensing courts at the places specified, in addition to the official members, for the ensuing three years:—Grafton,…
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The special licensing court to give effect to the local option vote commenced its sittings on Thursday, dealing with four city electorates. The court was crowded with…
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Enquiries made by Sergeant B. Kane have clicited the fact that the attempt made to destory the Club House Hotel, at Murwillumbah, occupied by Mrs. A. Osborne,…
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Two cases' winch were heard at the Bega Police Court last week revealed a new and novel point in the Liquor Act, and resulted in a decision that will…
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At the Town Hall, Willoughby (Sydney), Mr. W. A. Lloyd delivered an address on the "Fallacy of No-license." The only way of proving whether total prohibition was…
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At the Forbes police court on Montay, before Mr. L. Fletcher, P.M., H. A. Green, license and owner of the Exchange Hotel, was proceeded against under section 85 of…
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The "Times," commenting on the money market, states that the outstanding feature is the weakness of brewery shares. Brawery…
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The Licensing Bill introduced into the House of Commons has paralysed the brewery share market. Other investments are also affected…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—The Rev. Mr. Scott has received notice that his Heense to preach has been cancelled. It appears that Archdeacon Potter called…
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LONDON, Saturday.—In the House of Commons Mr. H. H. Asquith, Chancellor of the Exchequer, introduced a comprehernsive Amending Licensing Bill based to some…
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The members of the Full Court have certainly not been falso to their promise, that in considering their judgments in the licensing cases they would cause the least possible dolay to the…
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Fifty members of the London Stock Exchange have presented a memorial to Mr. Asquith, Chancellor of the Exchequer, protesting against the Licensing Bill…
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Fully 2000 English publicans were unable to gain access to the crowded meeting of the trade in the Queen's Hall. London, where the new licensing…
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Evidence in favour of the continuance of the [?]ses of the two hotels situated near each other at Rozelle, was given at the Local Option Court, Darlinghurst, by an old resident of the…
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Mr. John Burns, M.P., President of the Local Government Board, says the Government intends to pass the Licensing Bill, which was a just and…
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A circular has been sent to the hotelkeepers throughout the State, inviting them to sent representatives to a conference to be held in Sydney at Easter. The object of…
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On Tuesday, before Mr. J. Fletcher, Licensing Magistrate, and Mr. W. J.Hawthorne, J. P. E. Blanch, of Ramornie, was…
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LONDON, Thursday.—In the House of Commons, Mr. G. Cave (Conservative) gave notice that he would move for the rejection of the Licensing Bill on the…
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