Breaches of Licensing Act
ARTHUR DHMPSKY, charged before the Goulbourn licensing magistrates to-day with allowing ''Tambaroora" to be played at the Terminus Hotel, pleaded guilty and was fined 5s with 4s…
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Hotels & licensing, 1887
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Goulburn Licensing Court
A SPECIAL sitting of this court was held on Thursday before Messrs. Alexander (chairman) and A. S. Chisholm, for the purpose of dealing with a number of applications for renewals of licenses…
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THE theatre licenses now being issued by the Colonial Secretary to the proprietors and lessoes of the theatres contain the following new provision:—" Provided that such theatre,…
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PERTH (W.A.), Friday.—Last night Councillor Snok was shot through the head by an hotelkeeper named Conroy for refusing him admission to a children's fanny dress ball at Fremantle. The…
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AT the Yass Licensing Court on Wednesday, before Messrs. G. Mair and J. T. A. Styles, renewals were granted to Mary McKay, Frankfield Hotel, Gunning, Fanny C. Lawliss,…
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THE quarterly meeting of the local licensing magistrates was set down for to-day (Thursday); but through unforeseen circumstances it had to be postponed. Prior to the commencement of the…
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THE quarterly meeting of this court was to have been held on Thursday, but as the chairman (Mr. Alexander) was the only member of the board present and the Licensing Act requires two of the three…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Borough Council was held this afternoon for the purpose of dealing with the question of plumbers' licenses. It was decided not to adopt the form of application…
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THE adjourned quarterly meeting of the above was held before the Police-Magistrate and Mr. F. Tait, J.P., yesterday. CONGRATULATION…
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THE quarterly licensing court, under the Licensing Act, 45 Vic. No. 14, for the consideration of publicans', colonial wine and other licenses, was held in the courthouse on Friday. 20th July…
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ANOTHER suicide has been added to the very long list which has filled the Sydney papers during the last week or two, the victim in this instance being Mr. David Goggin, licenses of the…
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PURSUANT to adjournment, the quarterly meeting of this court was hold on Tuesday before the Police Megistrate (chairman) and Mr. F. Campbell. The Times reports:—…
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THE hearing was continued in chambers on Friday morning before Mr. Justice Stephen of the appeal made by inspector Anderson of the case of Anderson v. Burrows, against the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Burrowa News. Friday, August 12, 1887. Extension of Licensed Premises
A case of some interest under the Publicans Licensing Act was decided on Friday, in Chambers, by Sir. Justice Stephen. The licensee of the Royal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire at Webb's Railway Hotel
AT about 5 o'clock on Monday morning a fire was discovered on the premises of Mr. W. Webb, proprietor of the Railway Hotel, George-street. An alarm being given, the Metropolitan Fire…
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THIS being the month to renew all licenses under the Gunpowder Act 40 Vic., No. 1, vendors and persons storing explosives are reminded that they are liable to heavy penalties…
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On the application of Mr. Sugden (for Mr. Betts) the billiard license hitherto held by—Russell for the Royal Hotel, Marulan, was transferred to—Carry, the present licensee…
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IT is now an accomplished fact that Tattersall's hotel has changed hands, Mr. Jamieson having sold to Mr. Tom Cross. On Tuesday last the transfers of the hotel…
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