Licensing Court
A QUARTERLY licensing court was held to-day, Messrs. Badham and Mills presiding. The following renewals were granted:— W. Cole, Merthyr Tydvil; J. Cosgrove,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1892
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An Hotel Burned. Big Fire at Acacia
THE Acacia Dam Hotel, one of the oldest licensed houses on the Barrier, haying been erected between six and seven years ago, and which for years served as the half-way…
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Mr. Terence Murphy addressed a large meeting of ratepayers at the All Nations Hotel last night[?] Mr. T. H. Reid [?] pied the chair, and introduced the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wills Ward. Mr. J. M. Sutherland at Ross[?] Hotel
Between 40 and 50 ratepayers assembled, under the chairmanship of Mr. W. W. Edwards, in [?] Hall, last night, to learn Mr. J. M. Sutherland's views…
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A MEETING of the association took place last night at Kennedy's Australian Club Hotel, the president, Mr. Penrose, in the chair. The chairman stated that the…
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THIS afternoon Sub-inspector Saunders in company with Messrs. T. C. Tait and W. Newton, drove out to the Pinnacles, where they arrested the man Robertson…
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AT the Police Court this morning, before Mr. Rodgerson, P.M., James Robertson and George Nelson were charged with being concerned in the robbery of £180…
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AT the Warden's Court this morning William Wolch, solicitor, sought to be put in possession of portion No. 1, parish Tar[?], as against the present…
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WILLIAM RUSSELL, on remand, was brought before Mr. Rodgerson, P.M., this morning, charged with stealing cheques and money the property of…
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IN the Warden's Court this morning Mr. Rodgerson gave his decision in the application of William Welch, solicitor, who asked to be put in possession of the…
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MESSRS PELL AND MILLS licensing magistrates, heard an application this morning by Richard Benslack for a new license of the Miner's Arms Hotel which had…
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THE following is Mr. Warden Robgerson's decision in the case of W. Welsh, solicitor, v. Gibbs and Kidman, in which the title to the Mount Gipps Hotel site…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →2nd EDITION Miner Office, 6 p.m. Latest Cables. a New York Hotel Burned. Over 200 Lives Lost. London, Sunday Evening
The Royal Hotel, at New York, has been burned down. Two hundred guests and employees were burned to death, and many others lost their lives by jumping…
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Despatches from New York contain further particulars regarding the fire in the Royal Hotel, of which a brief account was cabled last night…
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JAMES ROBERTSON and George Nelson, on remand, were before the bench to-day charged with the robbery of £180, the property of P. J. Greenleas. Mrs. Kennedy,…
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JAMES ROBERTSON and George Nelson, charged conjointly with stealing £180, the property of Mr. P. J. Greenlees, were again before the bench this…
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MESSRS. Pell and Mills sat in the Licensing Court today. The application of J. H. Cummins was made for a newly-erected house at the north end of Argent-street, to…
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BEFORE Messrs. Pell and Mills, licensing magistrates. Mr. J. R. Edwards to-day appeared for Mr. P. J. Walsh, who applied for a license for the Adelaide…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →They Went Bushranglng. Two Youths Raid an Hotel and Use Their Revolvers. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Cecil Eyton and George Harrison, aged 18, were determined that it should not be said of Australia that it can no longer produce roving bushrangers. So…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Mount Gipps Hotel Case. Important Decision
IN the Mining Appeal Court this morning his Honor Judge Gibson gave his decision in the application made by Mr. Jhonson for a nonsuit in the case of W. Walsh,…
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