Licensing Court
THE annual licensing meeting for the district of Yass was held on Wednesday, before the licensing bench, consisting of Arthur Money Fisher, Esq., P.M. (Chairman), and., W. McBean, Esq…
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Hotels & licensing, 1885
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Local Intelligence. Licensing Court. Wednesday. Before Messer. S. Robinson J. Prin?, and E. J. Allen, Licensing Magistrates
James Guthrie applied for a colonial wine license for premises situated between Murrumburrah and Wombat, and about, a mile and a half from the latter place…
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IN the Legislative Assembly of Victoria on Wednesday, Mr. Berry introduced a Licensing Bill, by which the colony is to be divided into licensing districts, arid public houses to be…
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MR. BERRY last week introduced into the Vict[?]ian Pa[?]ment a measure for the regulation of the liquor traffic in comparison with which our own much abused, and in…
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BEFORE Messrs. C. S. Alexander, B. Horsbrugh, and F.F. Gibson BREACHES OF THE LICENSING ACT. Thomas Holmes, licensee of the Star Hotel,…
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Before Messrs. C. S. Alexander, Horsbrugh, and F. F. Gibson. WINE LICENSE. THOMAS H. BYRNE applied for a wine license for…
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Thomas Holmes, licens[?] of the Star Hotel, North Goulburn, pleaded guilty to Sunday selling. The offence was committed on the 5th instant, Inspector Fenton being the complainant…
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THE quarterly licensing court was held on Thursday, before Messrs. Alexander (chairman), Horsbrugh and F. F. Gibson. Sunday Selling.—Thomas Holmes, landlord of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Burrowa Licensing Court. Tuesday, July 21. (Before Messrs. W. J. E. Wotton, and A. D. Middleton.)
The application of James Carroll, for a publican's license for the Bookham Inn, Bookham, was granted. The application of Michael Cahill, for…
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N. R. Besnard, licensee of the Royal Hotel, Cooma-street, Yass, was summoned for supplying-liquor in his licensed premises on Sunday evening last…
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Numerous and constant was the stream of visitors to the Imperial Hotel on Saturday, night—the occasion of the re-opening of the establishment. An [?] balcony was erected for the Premier…
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The effect which the amending Licensing Bill introduced by the Government would have, if passed, upon the revenue of the City Council of Melbourne was (says the Argus) considered at the meeting of…
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A writer in a Melbourne contemporary thus criticises the Licensing Bill:—I think, nay, I am persuaded, that the new Licensing Bill attempts too much. Oh, would that our legislators would…
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In the Legislative Assembly of Queensland, on Tuesday, the Premier moved the second reading of the Licensing Bill. He said that the bill would provide for better houses and…
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In order to keep up with the requirement of the business, Mr. J. Simons of the Commercial Hotel, recently determined to erect additions to the building in the…
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A CONSIDERABLE improvement has lately been made to this old-established and popular hotel by the extension of the western wing. The additions consist of a splendid room, 35 feet by 20 feet, and…
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THERE was a very noisy sitting of the Victorian Legislative Assembly on Thursday night, and only the first two clauses of the Licensing Bill were passed into committee. Early in the discussion an…
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The following is the text of a circular letter issued on Saturday to all hot el keepers in Sydney and suburbs:- "Central Committee Rooms, Punch's…
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Sydney, September 4.—Pfahlert's Hotel, Wynyard Square, has been purchased by a syndicate who will in future carry on the business…
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IN the Victorian Assembly on Wednesday evening less than an hour was spent on the Licensing Bill in Committee, that time being taken up in discussing the grocers', licenses. It was ultimately…
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