Special Licensing Court
A special court, under the new Liquor Act, to consider the reduction of licenses in the Richmond and Rous electorates, has been…
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Hotels & licensing, 1908
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Licensing Bill's Fate. London
The President of the Board of Agriculture (Earl Carrington) considers that if the Licensing Bill now before Parliament is defeated there will be no…
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The quarterly Licensing Court was held at Bellingen on Monday, before Mr. H. A. Evans, chairman. Murdoch McLean was granted a renewal…
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It is too soon to say what will become of the Government's new Licensing Bill in England. The measure proposes to nearly double the rate of license extinction, which…
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Amongst the subjects to be discussed at the first annual conference of the hotelkeepers of N.S. Wales, to be held on the 21st instant. in Sydney, will be that monetary compensation…
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The latest issue of the "Government Gazette" contains a notice to the effect that the Special Court constituted for the purpose of carrying into effect the…
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The first annual conference of the New South Wales Hotelkeepers, was commenced at the City Bank Chambers yesterday, under the presidency…
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The courts appointed for the purpose in different parts of the State have been holding sitting the past few weeks, with the result that where local option was…
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The first annual conference of the N.S.W. hotelkeepers was hold on Tuesday last. Mr. J. J. Power presided. The following resolutions were adopted:…
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The Irish Catholic bishops are urging the Nationalists to support the Licensing Bill…
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Samuel Gilkison was granted a renewal of his publican's license for Royal Hotel, Bowraville, license fee £20 on assessed annual rental of £98,…
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In the House of Commons yesterday the Prime Minister (Mf. Asquith) moved the second reading of the Licensing Bill…
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At Ballina Licensing Court on Monday, before the P.M. and Messrs. E. mackinnon and R. Gibson, [?] s.P., Peter John Peterson was proceeded against on a charge of having been…
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A London correspondent writes:—The hill which is producing more discontent than all others is the new licensing measure. It will do enormous harm outside the…
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The second reading of the new Licensing Bill was moved in the House of Commons by Mr. Asquith, who declared the Government was not…
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A great meeting of the Liberal Party at the Reform Club, London, urged Mr. H. H. Asquith, the Prime Minister, to persist with the…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. and Mr. S. See, L.M. John Simpson Smith was granted an extension of six months for the…
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The main objects of the bill now before the House of Commons are (1) the reduction of licenses, and (2) the complete recovery by the State of the…
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In blazing the spiritual track into the outback the pioneering minister of religion comes across some rare incidents. Rev. Dr. Clouston related one to the…
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The Special Licensing Court, under the Amended Liquor Act, was opened at the Grafton Court House on Friday, Judge Gibson presiding, and…
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