Weiley's Market Hotel
It is now about twelve months ago since the disastrous fire occurred which devastated the Market Hotel and adjoining store. Mr. Weiley, however, did not lose…
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Hotels & licensing, 1909
132 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 7
Peculiar No License Experience
Thus "J.Y." (Maoriland), in the "Bulletin": I recently assisted to conduct a license v. no license fight in Joseph "Ward's Dominion, where the pubbery is rapidly…
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Mr. Bruntnell's subjects during his present lecturing tour are as follows:—"Our Charge against the Liquor Traffic," "Reply to Mr. Lloyd," "Britain, her Men and…
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Mr. R. A. Rankin, police magistrate (who was sent to New Zealand by the Queensland Government to report on the licensing laws) has…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Mr. Bruntnell's Tour. Complete Answer to Mr. Lloyd. No-License in New Zealand and America. An Insult to the Anglo-Saxon Race. A Challenge of £5 to £1. Rev. J. Payne-Lewis' Statements Challenged by Inspector Henderson
Perhaps the most interesting of Mr. Albert Bruntnell's addresses, or at least the one in which the greatest public interest is centred, is that…
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The new hotel buildings erected at the corner of Prince and Pound streets were opened on Tuesday evening. A description of this fine hotel has already appeared in…
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The Hotel Fitzeroy, which is one of the finest hotels out of Sydney, was formally opened last night. At this invitation of Mr. and Mrs…
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On last Monday afternoon an "Argus" representative accompanied Sergeant Dean on an official inspection of Mr. W. J. Weiley's…
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The Hotel Fitzroy at Coff's Harbour was opened on Thursday last, when the, enterprising host, Mr. Murdoch M'Lcan, entertained about 100 ladies and…
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A full report of the ph[?] [?] [?] with the opening of the [?] [?] last Thursday week had to be crow led out of last i[?]. With through [?] [?]…
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As a g[?] wind up to the Spening of the Hotel [?] [?] Me. and Mrs. McL[?]n decided to [?] dance to the employees and bounders [?] the Hotel. A [?]…
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Last night about 200 persons assembled in the South Grafton School of Arts to hear Mr. Albert Bruntnell's lecture on "No-license in New…
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At the School of Arts, South Grafton, on Thursday evening, Mr. Albert Bruntnell lectured on no license in New Zealand to a large audience. Ald. Blanch…
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A sitting of the Licensing Court Was held yesterday. Messrs. Piesley, P.M., and S. See, J.P., presided. The following licenses were renewed:…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Court. Monday, June 14, 1909. (Before Messrs. A. J. Piesley, P.M., and S. See, J.P.)
Daniel Murphy, licensee Great Northern Hotel, South Grafton, applied, per Mr. A. J. Pollack, for a renewal of his license on a valuation of £163…
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A very large audience assembled at the Bellingen School of Arts on Wednesday night to hear an address on No-License by Mr. A. Bruntnell…
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A London correspondent writes:—The new license duty will hit publicans and hotelkeepers very severely. Under the present law the duty is £20 for a house of £700…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The annual report of the New Zealand No License Convention, referring to the visit of the American Fleet, says:—"The Entertainment Committee's…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Grafton Licensing Court. Monday, June 21, 1909. (Before Messrs A. J. Piesley, P.M. and W. J. Hawthorne. J.P.)
The following renewals of licenses were granted. Margaret Roche, Roche's Family hotel Mr. A. J. Pollack for applicant…
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The adjourned sitting of the Licensing Court was held yesterday. Messrs. Piesley, P.M., and W. J. Hawthorne presided. The following renewals were granted:…
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