Licensing Court
MESSRS. Badham, P.M., and G. A. Mills, J.P., sat as a Licensing Court yesterday afternoon. A transfer from J. Anderson to Agnes Gibson was applied for, but…
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Hotels & licensing, 1891
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The Palace Hotel Cases. Accusations of Wholesale Subornation. [By Telegraph.] From Our Own Correspondent. MELBOURNE
Mr. Marshall Lyle, solicitor, is moving to obtain a free pardon to Oswald Twist, formerly the boots at the Palace Hotel, who is now undergoing a sentence for…
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G. COOK pleaded guilty to drinking at the Centennial Hotel during illegal hours and was fined 10s. and 17s. 4d. costs. Mr. Hall pleaded guilty, on behalf of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. (Before Mr. Badham, P.m.) Cutting Timber Without a License
James Burn and John Brennan were fined 14s. 10d. each, including costs, for cutting timber without a license. SUNDAY TRADING…
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IN the course of a few days Broken Hill will lose, for a brief space at all events, one of her oldest identities in the person of Mr. Lawrence Finn, the…
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AT this court on Tuesday, before Mr. A. N. Barnett, licensing magistrate, the following renewals of publicans' licenses were granted:—H. N. Hamlyn, Corona…
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AT this court yesterday, before Messrs. U. Dudley and W. H. Taylor, Js.P., F. L. Smith's application for removal of his hotel from Wallarunga to Pinnacles…
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THE two men, Bresland and Williams, were again before Mr. Barnett this morning, charged with stealing money and documents, valued at over £120, from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court. Friday, July 24. (Before Messrs. Badham, Lane and Mills.)
THE quarterly licensing court was opened this morning, when the following applications were dealt with:— RENEWALS…
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ONLY recently the opening of the new Commercial Hotel, at the corner of Argent and Oxide streets, was chronicled in the MINER; and now a similar duty has to be…
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THE annual general meeting of the above association took place at Kenny's Commercial Hotel this afternoon, Mr. R. Sayers in the chair. There was a good…
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THE Licensing Bench, consisting of Messrs. C. L. C., Badham, P.M., Z. Lane, and G. A. Mills, dealt with the following cases to-day:—Alec. Marshall applied…
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GEOEGE J. MORGAN applied for a conditional license for premises to be erected at the corner of Sulphide and Argent streets, next the MINER office. Mr…
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AT the Licensing Court to-day the following renewals of hotel licenses were granted:—F. W. Pfitzner, Excelsior J. C. Williams, Silver King; J. Elliott,…
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THE quarterly Licensing Court was opened to-day, Messrs. Badham, Lane, and Mills on the bench. The licensing inspector's report, which was read, showed…
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THE licensing magistrates having concluded hearing evidence regarding the applications now pending, with the exception of that for the Coffee Palace,…
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MESSES. Badham. Lane, and Mills, licensing magistrates, this morning considered the application of Joseph W. Edgeson for a license for the Coffee…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Barrier Mine[?]. Monday, October 26, 1891. Licensing Courts
THE great interest taken in the application made on behalf of the company owning the Coffee Palace for the issue of a publican's license for that building…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatal Fire. a Publican Burnt to a Cinder. His Wife and Children Escape. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
On Saturday night the Commercial Hotel, Lancefield, was burnt down, and Cornelius Lettane, the proprietor, was burnt to death. Lettane went to bed at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Women's Hotel
Two ladies of New York are the promoters of a scheine for starting an hotel for women only. The ladies are well-known in the literary and artistic society…
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