Fire at Palace Hotel
About 5.15 p.m. yesterday the Central Fire Brigade was called to the Palace Hotel where a laundry and woodheap were afire. Only slight damage resulted…
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Hotels & licensing, 1949
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Police Report On Hotels
In the Licensing Court today, before Mr. A. N. Bott, S.M., the district licensing inspector (Inspector J. Canning) presented his…
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Maximilian Robert Mendelson, Silverton Hotel, Silverton, was granted permission to make material alterations to improve…
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Hotels in the district now reasonably conform with the requirements of the Licensing Act, although applications by the Police for additional hotel…
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Maximillian Robert Mendelson, licenses of Silverton Hotel, Silverton, was granted permission to make material alterations to the Silverton Hotel, by Mr. A. N…
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Sydney, January 18. — Licensing magistrates propose action to ensure that more hotel rooms are made available for occupancy in the metropolitan…
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Melbourne. — The introduction in Victoria of the English system of staggered hours of trading for hotels has been recommended by…
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Adelaide.—Alfred Thomas Taylor (57) laborer, of Market, Street, City, who was alleged to have been knocked down in the front…
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Sydney, February 16.—An old man asked police yesterday to help him find the hotel where he left his clothing, cheque books,and other…
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Adelaide.—An eye-witness to a city hotel brawl said at an inquest that a man who later died, had been knocked down by an "extremely heavy" blow on the head…
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Melbourne. Carlyon's Hotel, opposite Spencer Street Station, was passed in at auction yesterday after £125,000 had been bid…
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Melbourne, March 4.—Theo Lewis was today granted a renewal of his training licence and he will resume at Werribee next week. Ironically enough it was at…
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London, March 7.—Mr. Fern, secretary of the British Amateur Swimming Association, has announced that unless the Australian Amateur Swimming…
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Hobart.-The licensee of the Bridge Hotel at Richmond (Mr. H. C. Rooke) has not had a happy time lately…
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Sydney.—Licensing police have decided to discipline Sydney's hotels. A check last week showed that 90 per cent, of the hotels in…
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Sunday cricket teams played a series of challenge games yesterday. The South Australian Hotel…
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Cape Town. March 21.—Thousands of people throughout South Africa are likely to be evicted from their hotel rooms within the next few months. Instructions have been issued by…
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Grand Hotel cricket team defeated the Post Office team on Sunday an innings, and 37 runs. Scores were:—…
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At the recent annual meeting of the United Licensed Victuallers' Football Association a proposal received from the Sunday…
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Young, March 23. — A two-storeyed brick hotel was sold for £418.000 by public auction at Young today. The successful bidder was Mr. Jack Williams…
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