Licensing Court
The Police-Magistrate, and Messrs. Voss, Belcher, A. Chisholm, Horsbrugh, Gibson, Conolly, and Horn were present. An application for a publicans' license was…
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Hotels & licensing, 1881
49 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 3
Wine Licenses and Their Evils. to the Editor
SIR,—The present system of granting wine licenses to persons living at considerable distances from police supervision appears to me to be so highly objectionable that I feel called upon in the interests…
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THE following decision was given by his Honor the Chief Justice, in the case ex parte Dimond, last Tuesday:-- The application for a prohibition to the…
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FOR the granting of publicans' licenses was held at noon on Tuesday. Donald Mc Callum applied for a license for the Temperance Hotel in Sloane street, to be called…
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A MAGISTERIAL inquiry was commenced on Saturday afternoon with reference to the death of a man named Peter Buckley, who had been lodging at the European…
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On Thursday night a fire occured on the promises of Mr. P. Rogers, on the Tarcutta road, near Wugga; Wagga resulting in their total destruction. Mr. Rogers has kept, an…
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"Ægles" says:—I am told that the Americans are considering a new licensing system. It is proposed that, instead of licensing the persons who sell liquor, those…
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A warning to publicans and others. We learn that the Government have issued instructions to the police authorities all over the colony to prosecute all persons…
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BEFORE Messrs. Voss, King, A. S. Chisholm, A. F. Gibson, T. Marsden, and Cropper. Mr. Gannon applied on" behalf ,of Robert Robertson, of Taralga, for a house, to be called the…
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Before Messrs. H.H. Voss, A. [?]hi, A. F. Gibson, J. G. King, C.C. Cropper. and T. Mareden. An application for a publican's license…
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The following are the principal portions of the new Licensing Bill introduced by Sir. Henry Parkes to the Legislative Assembly. The measure provides for the establishment…
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A MEETING for considering applications for publicans' licenses was held at the court-house on Tuesday. The magistrates present were Messrs. Voss, A. Gibson, King, Cropper, A. Chisholm, and T…
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This measure provides for the establishment and constitution of licensing districts and courts. In each district, to be proclaimed by the Governor, the government may…
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The license of the Harp of Erin Hotel, Pudman-street, was transferred from Mrs. Young to Mr. John Murphy and the license of the Royal Hotel was transferred…
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THE new Licensing Bill introduced by Sir Henry Parkes to the Legislative Assembly provides, among other things, for the establishment and constitution of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Southern Daily Argus. Published Every Morning Truth, ever lovely since the world began, The foe of tyrants and the friend of man.—Campbell. G0ulburn: Saturday, July 16. the New Licensing Bill
THE operations of the Licensing Bill, which has been-introduced into the Assembly by Sir HENRY PARKES, Will produce, if carried into effect as at present drawn up, many…
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SIR,—Under the new Licensing Bill I glad to see that they have raised the wine-license to £5; but I think it would have been much better not to license any wine-shops, for during my long…
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LAST Wednesday evening a meeting was held in the Temperance Hall, Meehan-street, to consider the provisions of the new Licensing Bill, recently introduced to the Legislative…
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A SPECIAL Licensing Court was held to-day at noon. Messrs. Voss, Hosburgh, and T. Marsden with Captain Rossi, presided. Thomas Cook applied for a license for a…
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Before Messrs, H. H. Voss, T. Marsden, H. Hosburgh, and Captain Rossi. Thomas Cook applied for a license for a house at Mannafield…
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