Objection Lodged to Tivoli License
Following advice received late yesterday afternoon by the Harrier Industrial Council from Mr. J. S. Guidi, proprietor of the Tivoli Theatre, that…
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Hotels & licensing, 1943
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Pig Troughs Sydney Hotels Condemned Sydney, May 19
Sydney hotels were today described by the Director of the Division of Social Hygiene, Dr. Cooper Booth, as "closed-in pig troughs where people…
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MELBOURNE. — Thirty women were questioned by manpower officials when they raided a city hotel and inspected identity cards…
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In a reserved decision at the Paramatta Police Court today, Mr. Harris, S.M., convicted three of four Parramatta hotelkeepers charged for not…
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During the past week a "competition within a competition" has come into being which has aroused a great deal of interest in the city. For want of a more…
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The animal Licensing Court for the Broken Hill licensing district will be held at the Courthouse tomorrow. Police reports on the conduct of…
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In the annual Licensing Court to-day, Mr. R. Solling, S.M., said that 45 applications to the renewal of hotel[?]licenses had been received by…
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Forty-five applications for renewal of publicans licences from July 1, 1943, were received in the Licensing Court yesterday. All were granted. Mr. Soiling…
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In the Licensing Court this morning, Mr. R. Solling, S.M., granted the transfer of the licence of the Centennial Hotel to Lilley May Phoebe…
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The licence of the Centenial Hotel was transferred from George William Tainsh to his widow. Lilley May Phoebe Tanish. In the Licensing Court yesterday…
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ADELAIDE.—Group Captain R. L. Lees, D.F.C. with Bar, of the Royal Air Force, and formerly of Adelaide, has been made a Commander of the…
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SYDNEY.—A test case challenging the Premier's National Security order that all hotel bars must remain open between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. came before…
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Rules nisi restraining the Police Magistrate at Parramatta from proceeding further with the conviction of two Parramatta hotelkeepers for refusing to keep…
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Police were busy yesterday morning doing the round of hotels in Railway Town. In at least one instance a fair catch was made…
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Several hotels in Railway Town were visited by police yesterday, but only in one instance were men found on the premises…
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Tonight at the Grand Hotel a mixed cord evening will be conducted in connection with the Red Cross Queen competition. Card games will be played in…
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In the Licensing Court this afternoon, Mr. R. Solling, S.M., granted the application of the South Australian Brewing Co., which applied for…
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The S.M. Mr. R. Sclling granted a certificate of removal yesterday to the Musicians Club, which will soon move into the premises formerly occupied by…
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Permission was given in the Licensing Court yesterday for alterations to the value of approximately £2,000 to be made to the Commercial Hotel. The work will…
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MELBOURNE.—An order under National Security (General) Regulations providing for the licensing of radio service men and for the [?]ing…
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