Menindie Hotel
The next case was that of the Menindie Hotel, the owner being William Maiden, sen., and the lessee William Edward Maiden. Mr. A. F…
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Hotels & licensing, 1923
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West End Hotel, Menindie
The next case heard was that of the West End Hotel, Menindie, the owner being Annie May Underdown and the lessee and licensee Harriett Williams…
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The first case was that of the Crown Hotel at Menindie, the owner being the estate of the late W. A. C. Blight (S. W. Nicholls administrator), and…
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At the Courthouse to-day Mr. F. G. Adrian (chairman) and Messrs. R. T. Sellors and R. Shelton, of the Licenses Reduction Board, again sat as a…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Athletic Club Hotel
The next case heard was that of the Athletic Club Hotel, 413 Cobalt-street, The owners being the S.A. Brewing Company, and the licensee Annie…
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The next case taken was that of the Crown and Anchor Hotel, in Argentstreet, the owners being the S.A Brewing Company and the licensee…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cable Hotel
The next case heard was that of the Cable Hotel in Oxide-street, the owners being the South Australian Brewing Company and the licensee James…
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Sir,—You would oblige me if you would give me space to contradict some of the evidence given (as reported in "The Miner") at the Courthouse…
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Mr. James Clifford Hynes, mail contractor, in giving evidence yesterday in the case of the Round Hill Hotel, said that he found the telephone at…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Labor Leaders. Exclusive British Set Stay at Best Hotels (United Service Message.) London, August 27
"The aristocracy of Labor is a most exclusive set in our social life," declares the "Daily Mail," apropos the demand from the more democratic…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Delicensing Hotels. Tuesday's Proceedings
At the Courthouse this afternoon the Deprivation Court continued its sittings and dealt with the following hotels:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Adelaide Club Hotel
The next case heard was that of the Adelaide Club Hotel, situated in Blende-street, the owner being John Gibbs and the licensee Neville…
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The next case heard was that of the Sydney Club Hotel, situated at 77 Argent-street, the owner being the executors in the estate of the late…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Barrier Club Hotel
The next case heard was that of the Barrier Club Hotel, situated in Argentstreet, the owners being Martin Enright Kenny and Emil Besch, and the…
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Af the Courthouse on Thursday afternoon the Deprivation Court continued its sittings and dealt with the following hotels: —…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gladstone Hotel
The next case heard was that of the Gladstone Hotel, situated at 170 Morish-street, the owner being Bridget Byrnes and the licensee Hercules Page…
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At the Courthouse to-day Mr. F. G. Adrian (chairman) and Messrs. R. T. Sellors and R. Shelton, of the Licenses Reduction Board, again sat as a…
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Before opening the fresh cases for to-day Inspector Dimond asked to be recalled in connection with the evidence he gave in the case of the Royal Hotel,…
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In the case of the Globe Hotel Mr. Blackmore stated that the date of the lease of the hotel to the South Australian Brewing Company was given…
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The first case called was that of the Allendale Hotel, situated at West Broken Hill, the owner being James Sloan, the lessee being the South…
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