Criticism of Hotels
Sydney.—Australian hotels are "flop houses," says Mr. K. Raymond, who represents British American, French, and New…
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Hotels & licensing, 1949
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Hotels Dispute In Canberra
Canberra, August 11.—Staff of Canberra's five hotels and 15 hostels are likely to go on strike soon in sympathy with the stiff of Mulwala House…
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In the Licencing Count yesterday Mr. A. N. Bott Licensing Magistrale, approved the transfer of the licence of the Sportsman's…
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In the Licensing Court today, Mr. A. N. Bott, S.M., granted extension of time to the Broken Hill Legion Club to comply with the…
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In the Police Court today, before Mr. A. N. Bott, S.M., the cases were heard together in which a man was charged with having been on licensed premises during prohibited hours and Arthur M…
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In the Police Court yesterday Thomas Williams was charged with drinking on licensed premises during prohibited hours. Arthur M. Cowan, as the…
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Kitchen curtains and a blind were burnt when a methylated spirit stove burst into flames at the Junction Hotel this morning…
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Brisbane.—Police believe that thieves who stole £520 from a safe at the Grosvenor Hotel, City, found a duplicate key to the safe…
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London.—London's licensees aren't worried by any ban on counter lunches. They never have been and are astonished when told that the United Licensed Victuallers' Association attempted to impose…
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Newcastle.—The 1950 conference of the Local Government Association will discuss a plan to build community hotels throughout the…
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There has been a big slump in the number of wireless licences issued in Broken Hill in recent weeks…
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Wellington (N.Z.);—A home-made bomb blew out every window in a two-storied Wellington hotel, wrecked 15ft. of fence, and shattered windows for hundreds of yards around…
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Application has been made for the transfer of the licence of the Oriental Hotel, Argent Street, from George McKay to Hanley…
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SYDNEY.—Clad in only night attire, more than 70 guests and members of the staff fled from their rooms…
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The licence of the Oriental Hotel was yesterday transferred in the Licensing Court from George McKay to Hanley Albert Tilden. Mr. A. N. Bott, S.M.,…
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In the Licensing Court yesterday afternoon Mr. A. N. Bott, S.M., granted a transfer of the licence of the Oriental Hotel to Henry…
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William Edward Hoare (27), station hand, was before Mr. C. K. Ward, S.M., in the Tibooburra Police Court on Monday and Tuesday on two charges of maliciously attempting to set fire to the Tibooburra Hotel, the dwelling of William John…
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William Edward Hoare (27), station hand, was before Mr. C. K. Ward, S.M., in the Tibooburra Police Court on Monday and Tuesday on two charges of maliciously attempting to set fire to the Tibooburra Hotel, the dwelling of William John…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Ape Sold Liberty for Glasses of Sherry Melbourne.—Liberty was yielded for two glasses of sherry in a hotel yesterday
When a baboon walked into a hotel at Shepparton yesterday a quick thinking but startled, drinker gave him two sherries…
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Melbourne.—The number of radio licences in Australia rose by 24,000 in September; the Postmaster-General, Senator D. Cameron,…
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