Hotel Practices (To the Editor)
Sir.—Further to "Disgusted's" letter in Monday's issue. I am of the same opinion that the B.I.C. should exert Itself and take action against those publicans who…
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Hotels & licensing, 1950
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Europe's Hoteliers Visit U.s.a
British members of the hoteliers' mission to study conditions and methods in the U.S.A. are shown at London's Waterloo Station. The Mission has been formed at the invitation of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation and will include members from all Western…
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Kalgoorlie.—Restricted hours were observed by hotels serving beer in Kalgoorlie and the Boulder on Sunday…
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Sydney, March 24.—The condition of many hotels in the Stale have steadily deteriorated according to a report released by the Minister for Justice, Mr…
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Melbourne.—The Licensing Court approved of former jockey Billy Duncan becoming licensee of the Inkerman Hotel, Balaclava, which…
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One of Broken Hill's most modern bars was opened in Argent Street yesterday. Licensee of the Oriental Hotel (Mr. Hanley Tilden) has just spent £5,000 on the complete remodelling of the saloon and front bar…
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A radical transformation has taken place in the Oriental Hotel, Argent Street. Both the saloon bar and the front bar have been completely renovated and fitted with new equipment. Mr. Hanley Tilden (licensee), who has spent about £5,000…
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Sydney, April 6. — Police tonight warned the 4,000 residents of Camden district (40 miles from Sydney) to stand by for immediate evacuation of their homes. More than six inches of…
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Canberra, April 16.—Spectors astounded last week, when the Government-owned Hotel Ainslee[?] auction for £ 85.000. [?]…
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Sydney.—A million pounds luxury hotel will be built at Clifton Gardens to attract American tourists…
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Canberra. April 28. — The possibility of a Royal Commission into the circumstances of the sale of the Government owned Hotel Ainslie by auction for…
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ARCHITECT'S DRAWING of a proposed £1,000,000 luxury hotel for Clifton Gardens, Sydney. The swimming pool (left), open[?] lounge, drive v[?]y and entrance pavilion are in the foreground with the three main wings of the hotel behind them. It is intended to cater for the American [?]rist trade to Australia as well as Australians. The plans include a kindergarten with its own…
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Sydney.—A hotel licensee was fined £15 in the Licensing Court for having refused to provide…
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Sydney, May 4.—Owners might now in country areas repair, alter or make additions to existing hotels or built new hotels without the necessity of obtaining…
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The Licensing Magistrate, Mr. E J. Forrest, S.M., granted a transfer of the spirit merchant's license, in connection with premises…
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Arthur-Morrison Cowan, licensee of the Palace Hotel, made application in the Licensing Court today for permission to make material…
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Arthur Morrison Cowan. licence of the palace Hotel, made an application in the Licensing Court yesterday before Mr. E. J. Forrest, S.M., for permission to make…
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The keeping [?] Forrest, S.M.L.[?] May 8 granted [?] merchants licence [?]…
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Sydney.—Judge Berne, cancelling a £40 fine imposed on a pensioner for having sold sly grog, said that hotels were doing the same thing with impunity. In the Appeals Court, Judge…
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Adelaide.—The Centralia Hotel, on North Terrace, was recently sold for £25,000. It was bought by Mr. and Mrs. G. Panizza,…
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