Fire in Crystal-street. The Royal Mail Hotel Partly Destroyed
AT 3 a.m. on Sunday a fire broke out in the Royal Mail Hotel, Crystalstreet, occupied by Mr. J. M'Kio. There have been changes in the hotel…
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Hotels & licensing, 1896
112 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 3 of 6
Licensed Tictuallers' Picnic. Some Political Speeches. References to Sir Henry Parkes. [By Tblegbaph.] Sydney
The annual Licensed Victuallers' picnic was held at Coogee yesterday. There was a large attendance Sir G. R. Dibbs being amongst the guests…
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IN the Licensing Court yesterday afternoon, before the L.M. (Mr. J. Dunstan), a transfer of the license of the Cable Hotel from Percy…
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A sum of £70 was stolen from the Commercial Hotel at Barraba on Sunday night. A young man named Myers has been arrested on suspicion…
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MESSRS. J. F. Makinson, L.M., and G. A. Milla presided in the Licensing Court this morning. Mr. Makinson had been sworn in by Mr. Mills, J.P.,…
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IN the licensing Court to-day music permits were granted to T. Perrott, of the Oxford Hotel, and T. Johnson, of the Freemasons' Hotel, for to-morrow…
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IN the Licensing Court to-day music permits were granted to T. Perrott, of the Oxford Hotel, and T. Johnson, of the Freemasons' Hotel, for to-morrow…
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An elderly man, formerly well known as a cattle-buyer for one of the biggest squatters in Australia, was to-day remanded for a week on a charge of…
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MESSRS. Makinson (chairman) and Mr. G. A. Mills presided to-day. The wine license of G. T. Lambert, Railway Town, was transferred to T…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Two Big Fires. [By Telegraph.] The Napier Masonic Hotel Burned. AUCKLAND
The Masonic Hotel at Napier was partially destroyed by fire last night. Including the loss of furniture and stock the damage is estimated at £7000…
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On Saturday afternoon, the Milton Hotel at Newtown was Attacked by three men, who bombarded the building with bricks, smashing every…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mr. Lormer's Position His Right to Sit on Licensing Cases Challenged. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
A great scene occurred in the District Court to day while Mr. farmer, J.P., was sitting on the bench. When a licensing case was called on,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr. Lormer's Position. His Right to Sit on Licensing Cases Challenged. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
A great scene occurred in the District Court to day while Mr. Lormer, J.P., was sitting on the bench. When a licensing case was called on,…
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MESSRS. Makinson, Mills, and Dunstan presided to-day. Hawker's foot licenses were granted to Joseph Hanna and Bedi Joseph; and an auctioneer's…
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MR. HENRY W. LUCY, in his latest London correspondence, writes:—The newest London lion is the Hotel Cecil, on the Thames Embankment. I have had a chance…
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MESSRS. Makinson and Mills presided to-day. Hawkers' foot licenses were granted to Weng Chong and Edward…
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MESSRS. Makinson and Mills presided to-day. Hawkers' foot licenses were granted to Weng Chong and Edward…
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A special Licessing Court was held to-day before Mesers. Makinson and Milla, L.Ms. The following hotel licences were renewed:— William Starr,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bursting of a Water Main. Some Peculiar Effects. £500 Damage to a Hotel. AUCKLAND
Some peculiar effects were caused by the bursting of a water main in Shortland-street, Auckland, the interior of the City Club Hotel being…
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AT the Quarterly Licensing Court to-day, John M'Kie, licensee of the Boyal Mail Hotel, applied for a renewal of his license, which was…
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