Licenses
(Before Mr. A. J. Piesley, P.M. and Messrs. A. Thomson and J. G Phillips, J's.P.) Hawkers' licenses were granted to…
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Hotels & licensing, 1911
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Licensing Court
On Tuesday, before the L.M., and Messrs. A. Thompson and J. G. Phillips, J's, P., the following licenses were granted:— Philip Shea, James John Shea, William…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The "Morning Post," commenting on the New Zealand Licensing Bill, says that in its passion for rapid progress the Temperance Party…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Coronation. Hotels Booked Up Now. London
All the leading hotels in London are booked up now for the Coronation next June…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Spirit Licensee Fined. the Maximum Penalty. Sydney, Thursday Night
For retailing four and a half pints of stout and half a pint of brandy, thereby contravening the Licensing Act, under which he held a spirit…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Court. Monday, January 9, 1911. (Before Messrs. A. J. Piesley, P.M., W. J. Hawthorne and Sam See, L.M's.)
Inspector Hojel appeared to conduct the cases on behalf of the police, and reported that the conduct of the hotels in the district had been very good…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Bomb Outrage Frisco Hotel Wrecked. London, Tuesday Night
An Italian fisherman hurled a bomb into the entrance of the Hotel Bimbo, in the Latin quarter of San Francisco…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boom in Hotels
Since the carrying of continuance in the Rous electorate at the recent State elections there has been quite a boom in the hotel market and hotel brokers have…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Right Rev. Dr. Winnington Ingram. Bishop of London, has published a letter in which he objects to Dr. Tristram, chancellor of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Hotel Burnt 300 Guests in Peril. Vancouver. Tuesday Night
The Millard Hotel, Oma ha (U.S.), was destroyed by fire. One man was killed and five seriously injured. There were 300 guests asleep in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Feeding an Ocean Liner. Great F[?]ting Hotels[?]
No one who has travelled in one of our great modern steamships can fail to have been struck with the vast amount and variety of provision…
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At the Licensing Court this morning, before Mr. A. J. Piesley, P.M. hawkers' licenses were granted to Geo. Hearns, Richard Hayes, Simon Joseph…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Interdicted Hotels May Come Back. Lawyers Make an Important Discovery. Large Interests Involved
That a coach and four might be driven through an Act of Parliament is a commonplace, and cases innumerable in support of the old saying…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Finest Hotels. Expert's Tribute to London
More than 100 of the chief Austrian hotel proprietors arrived in London recently to study the great hotels of London. Welcoming them at Victoria…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Deliberate Suicide. in a Hotel. Sydney, Thursday Night
A man named Green, while dunking a glass of beer at the bar in a hotel in George-street to-day, coolly re-filled the glass with carbolic, drank it…
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During the proceedings of the Special Court at Darlinghurst Court House, which is empowered to determine the reduction of licenses, in accordance…
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LONDON, Sunday.—A Jewish deputation has informed the Government that the extension of the Austrian licensing law to Galicia (Austrian Poland)…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—In connection with the hearing of a charge for assaulting a constable at Cowra, the Police Magistrate commented upon the frequency of…
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As a result of the efforts of the Tourist Department to advertise the attractions of Sydney and New South Wales as a desirable place for a holiday or…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A "No License" Echo. Views Carried to Excess
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mrs. Helen Barton has gained a verdict for £5 against the "Fair Play" newspaper. Plaintiff lectured on the advocacy of…
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