GENERAL. The Queen's Hotel for the Poor
Queen Alexandra's great wish that every man and woman and every little child in London should be able to get enough to eat at the smallest possible price has been realised in…
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Hotels & licensing, 1914
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Ownership of Hotels
According to the decision given in, the Metropolitan Licensing Court, it is illegul to hald a beneficial interest in two hotels simultaneously. The decision arose out of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Licensed Victuallers. Inferior Imported Spirits. Manufacturers and Retail Publicans
SYDNEY, Friday.—At the Federated Licensed Victuallers' Association of Australasia, which is holding its annual conference in Hobart, a discussion arose as…
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The attractive hotel erected to the order of Mr. W. Zietsch, of South, Grafton, is completed and yesterday the proprietor was granted a transfer of the license from the temporary…
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At the conference now being held in Melbourne by the Federated Licensed Victuallers' Association of Australasia, Mr. N. K. Ewing, M.L.A. referred to the Bill which he intended…
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The Australian Hotel, South Grafton, which is almost on the eve of completion, will probably be opened to the general public early next…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hotelkeeper's Estate. NEARLY £90,000. SYDNEY
The estate of the late W. McPherson, proprietor of the Barley Mow Hotel, Castlereagh and Park streets, Sydney, has been valued at…
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The [?] of the late Mr. W. McPheno, proprietor of the Barley M[?] Hotel, has been valued at £88, [?]…
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It will be remembered that recently a man was fined £65 with costs for holding a beneficial interest, in two hotel licenses simultaneously, and yet, as a…
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When the question of reduction of licenses in the Hurstville electorate was being considered by the Special Court, at Darlinghurst, Judge Backhouse, the chairman, said that he had…
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Before Messrs. H. Malone and S. See, sen., L.M's. Inspector Atkinson's quarterly report was read. It stated that the…
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Mr. Neale Jackson, of the Upper South Arm, and now on a visit to Masterton, New Zealand, in a letter to the Editor of the Sun, writes :—…
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A conference of delegates from agricultural and pastoral societies throughout the State, called by the Royal Agricultural Society to discuss questions of…
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LISMORE, Monday.—At the police court, Vincent Harris, Henry Charles Brown, James Bernard McClymont, Percy Batty, and F. Quailey were each fined for being…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Explosion at a Hotel. Eight Persons Killed. Vancouver, Tuesday Night
At Macoun, Saskatchewan (Canada), seven persons were killed, one fatally injured, and eight seriously injured, as the result of the…
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Mr. Neale Jackson, of the Bellinger River, and now on a visit to Masterton, New Zealand, in a letter to the Editor of the "Raleigh Sun,"…
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The Governor and party arrived in Gratton about 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening, and went straight to the Crown Hotel, where an excellent dinner awaited them…
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Mr. Walter Scott, magistrate of Deniliquin, recently gave a decision in the Tocumwal Police Court which will be interesting to travellers. Sergeant Byrne charged a man…
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LONDON, Sunday.—In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. T. H. Davies, Liberal member for Louth, moved [?] second reading of a bill providing that…
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Mr. H. G. Small has sold his Commercial Hotel business at Copmanhurst to Mr. Newbold, who was for some years chief steward off one of…
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