Hotelkeepers' Important Move
An important movement in the liquor trade has been launched by the registration by hotelkeepera of an organisation to be called the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1913
127 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 7
The Hotel Fitzroy Change
The name which so long stood over the front door of the Hotel FitzroyâMurdoch McLeanâwas taken down last week, and that of…
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yesterday, befare the P.M., Thomas Butcher was granted booth license for the lawrence races on 28th inst. The following renewals of hotel licenses…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →District News. Maclean Mems. Maclean Licensing Court
Before the Licensing Bench, consisting of Mr. H. Malone, P.M. Messrs. F. H. Schwonberg and A. H. Garven, Js.P., on Friday, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court. Monday, July 7. Before Messrs. H. Malone, P.M., and W. J. Hawthorne, L.M.
A wine license was granted to Samueh Cross, Jackadgery. Sub-inspector Atkinson presented the quarterly report upon licensed…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At the No-License Convention last evening, Archdeacon Boyce (in the chair) was supported on the platform by prominent advocates of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Sporting Notes. Licensed Victuallers' Races
Committee.—Mr. T. Willan, chairman; Mr. W. McMahon, treasurer; Messrs. T. [?]sion, C. J. Beaton, A. E. Durrington, L. Durrington, A. Engins, G. Kelly, S…
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Last night, Rev. James Wilson, who is well-known to Grafton audiences in connection with the temperance campaign, gave an address on the subject of No-License…
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A meeting of committee was held on Monday evening, Mr. T. Willan presiding. A letter was read from Mr. Carmont, atipendiary steward, complimenting the club on…
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Mr. Editor.—With regard to the above question, we hear and read of so many arguments and figures, for and against, matter should be widely propagated, as it…
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The Board of Health, recognising the fact that the glasses in which the refreshment-room lemon squash and the long beer are served to a thirsty…
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Everybody who knows the "temperance " hotel holds it in detestation. If there is one argument stronger than another against the…
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Mr. Editor.—In a short time, the people in the Local Option Poll will again decide for or against the public house. In the last poll, no loss than 212,889 persons in this…
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Everybody who knows the "termperance" hotel holds it in detestation. If there is one argument stronger than another against the closing of…
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Mr. Editor.—Believing that the "Examiner" desires to place before its readers the pros and cons of the liquor question, I hope you will publish the following letter…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →A Superstitious Crime Russian Publican Murdered. London
At Wallizo, Russia, heavy rains spoiled the peasants' harvest. They assembled to discuss the disaster, with the result that they came to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents.] (To the Editor) the No-license Question
Sir,—In a short time, the people in the Local Option Poll will again decide for or against the public house. In the last poll, no less than…
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Mr. Editor.—If the contribution, written by J. J. Donoghue and forwarded for publication by "Reader," which appeared in last Saturday's "Examiner," is the best…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local Option Items. the No-license Faddist
"One of the extraordinary features of the time is the readiness of people to adopt fads and accept all sorts of absurd evidence in proof of thing's they desire to…
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One of the extraordinary features of the time is the readiness of people to adopt fads and accept all sorts of absurd evidence in proof of things they desire to, believe…
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