Collapsed in Hotel
Sydney.—A 44-years-old Bellingen farmer walked into one of the local hotels for a beer yesterday,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1953
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Girl Bit Chest of Publican
Sydney.—Nancy Sharpe (24), of Valucluse, was fined £2 for having bitten Sidney Howard, a publican, on the chest…
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An Innovation at a local hotel is a pleasant, will laid out beer garden, responsible for this novelly…
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London, Wednesday.—The N.S.W. Liquor Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) spent four hours inspecting hotels in the London area…
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An application for the transfer of the licence of the Yanco Glen Hotel from Arthur Godfrey Berry to…
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A conference between the T.E.U. and the U.L.V.A. will be held next Wednesday night to discuss the hotel…
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In the Licensing Court yesterday Mr. D. T. Garnsey, S.M, granted an application for the transfer of the…
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The lease of the Oriental Hotel in Argent Street has been sold. This was stated today by the licensee (Mr…
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Representatives of the Chamber of Commerce, the U.L.V.A. and the Town Employees' Union will meet…
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John Kennedy (9) suffered superficial burns to the face in an accident at Little Topar Hotel late on Sunday night. The boy, who is the son…
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Employer representatives at a conference last night promised the T.E.U. they would reply by next Tuesday…
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The U.L.V.A. has refused a wage increase for hotel employees and it is likely that a series of lightning stop-work days will be held…
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Several local hotels were raided by the police over the week-end. A number of…
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Several city hotels were raided by police during the week end "A number of prosecutions will be…
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Last night Mr. A. Kersten, B.I.C. president, speaking on the authority of the B.I.C. Executive stated: "All hotel bars in Broken Hill are but of bounds…
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The dispute between the unions and the U.L.V.A. negotiating through the Chamber of Commerce reached a peak today when U.L.V.A. members decided to…
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Auckland (N.Z.)—On New Zealand's "we[?]" west coast Westport and Reefton have 27 hotels for 7,300 people…
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Sydney: Miners became involved in a side issue to the Wollongong "sacked housemaid" dispute. Men at Nebo Colliery…
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Moves yesterday in the current town dispute between the Chamber of Commerce (and associated bodies) and the Town Employees Union (backed by the B.I.C.) were: The U.L.V.A. reaffirmed its stand and gave their employees 48…
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Moves yesterday in the current town agreement dispute culminated in the Industrial Registrar summoning the parties to a conference in Sydney on Tuesday, wi[?] direction that "the parties continue…
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