Sydney Hotel Fire
SYDNEY.—When a fire broke out in the lounge room of Befield's Hotel, corner King and George Streets, city, shortly before 8 a.m. today valuable…
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Hotels & licensing, 1944
112 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 5 of 6
Licensing Magistrate on Needs of Travelling Public
IN the Licensing Court this morning Mr. R. W. S. Kelly, Licensing Magistrate, pointed out to an applicant for the transfer of a publican's licence that he was bound to keep the dining room open and attend to the demands of the travelling public…
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In the Quarterly Licensing Court yesterday, Mr. R. W. S. Kelly mentioned that at the end of the licensing period. December 31, he would require special…
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In the Quarterly Licensing Court yesterday before Mr. R. W. S. Kelly Charles Jones applied for the transfer of the Globe Hotel from James Ross…
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Globe Hotel showed a glimpse of his best form when he won a 630-yard event at the Greyhound Club's meeting last Saturday, and he is selected to win again despite the fact that he is meeting better company…
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An application was made in the Licensing Court this morning by Melinda Johns, licensee of the South Australian Hotel for leave of absence…
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An application for leave of absence from the South Australian Hotel was granted Melinda Johns in the Licensing Court yesterday, Mrs. Johns' absence…
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It was unanimously decided at the meeting of the B.D.A.A.L.P. last night that the Assembly again urge through Mr. J. J. Clark. M.H.R.. that a…
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HOBART.—Hotelkeepers in Tasmania have protested against the age-old practice of using their premises in the country as morgues…
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MELBOURNE.—Sausages with little meat in them and a piece of bacon the size of two Australian postage stamps. If you are lucky you…
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London, October 31. — Flying bombs were over South-east England, including the London urea, before dawn today, and were met by heavy gun fire, several…
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Wagga. November 5.—The town's biggest fire for many years occurred in the early hours of this morning when the whole third storey of the Commercial…
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An application by Frank John Hardy, licensee of the Theatre Royal Hotel, to make material alterations was approved by Mr. R. W. S. Kelly,…
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HOBART.—If an application by the licensee of the Colebrook Hotel, near Hobart, had been granted, it would have been possible for customers to…
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Frank John Hardy made application for material alterations to the Theatre Royal Hotel in the Licencing Court yesterday…
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In the Licensing court this morning Mr. R. W. S. Kelly, S.M., again emphasised the fact that an integral part of the licence in respect of hotels…
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An application for the transfer of the licence in respect of the Brewer's Arms Hotel from Giovanni Panizza to Gino Aldo Panizza was made to Mr…
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Before Mr. R. W. S. Kelly in the Licensing Court yesterday Gino Aldo Panizza applied for a transfer of the Brewers' Arms Hotel to himself from his…
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SYDNEY.—Women who partake of refreshments in fashionable cafes and hotels in Sydney during non-meal hours will in future be liable to…
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SYDNEY. — Norman Buchanan Grindal (40), licensee of the Observer Hotel, George Street North, Sydney, was charged at the Central Court…
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