Goulburn Licensing Court
AN adjourned sitting of this court was held on Saturday before Messrs. Alexander and I. Shepherd. The sitting had been adjourned from 12th…
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Hotels & licensing, 1891
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Slaughtering Licenses
AT the Crookwell court-house, on Friday last, slaughtering licenses were granted to Robert Parker, Crookwell; Samuel Williams, Gullen; and Patrick Lannon,…
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A QUARIEBLY Licensing Court was held on Tuesday morning before Messrs. C. S. Alexander (chairmen) and A. G. Finlay. BENEWAL LICENSES…
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THE quarterly sitting of this court was held yesterday before Messrs. Alexander (chairman) and Finlay. The following business was transacted:—…
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FURNER, CANSDELL, AND Co., of Crookwell, report having sold an account of Mr. A. Compton to Mr. T. Nelligan, of Binda, the Junction Hotel, with 170 acres of land, at a satisfactory…
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ON Thursday night a body of men endeavoured to rush the Royal Hotel, evidently intending to got hold of Mr. James and Mr. Matterson, two of those who were employed…
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DEAR SIR,--Will you kindly allow me the space for a few lines on the above subjects. The other week a coroner and jury held an inquest upon the body of one of…
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SIR,--In your issue of Wednesday last you published a letter (perhaps the writer might call it a treatise) upon the above subjects, signed J. W. Horberry. Well,…
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AT the Police Court this morning (before the Police-Magistrate) a transfer of the Polican Inn was granted from Mrs. Mary Jane Paton to William Stephenson (late of the Cookbundoon…
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WE are requested by the acting C.P.S. to remind vendors of tobacco who have not renewed their licenses that they render themselves liable to prosecution. The…
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SIR.--Your correspondent has not succeeded in proving that the above three words have no connection with each other. He takes up the cudgels of…
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AT the Crookwell police court on Monday, 17th instant, a question arose as to whether it was legal for Government contractors to quarry on Crown lands when…
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A SPECIAL license for the keeping and sale of explosives has been granted to James Donohoe of Goulburn, and ordinary licenses of a like kind have been granted to O'Reilly Brothers…
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A TRANSFER of the license of the Royal Hotel Marulan, was granted this morning from J. D. Browne to James Osrter, of Greenwich Park. Mr. A. M. Botts appeared in support of the…
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ON Wednesday night Sir Honry Parkes introduced to the Legislative Assembly a bill to amend and extend the provisions of the Licensing Acts of 1882 and 1883, under…
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IT will interest some people, and perhaps save future trouble, to know that licenses for the sale of powder and explosives expired on the 31st August, and must be…
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THE temperance crusade (says the American correspondent of the S. M. Herald) is constantly evolving new methods of restriction. The latest suggestion Is to…
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SELLERS Of gunpowder and other explosive are reminded that their licenses expired on 30th of September, nod that selling explosive without a license renders the vendor liable to…
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A QUARTERLY meeting of thin Court was held this morning before Messrs. Alexander (chairman) and Mr. I. Shepherd. The following renewals were granted:—…
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A meeting of hotelkeepers, brewers and others was held in the Academy of Music on Monday afternoon for the purpose of taking steps to resuscitate the defunct Licensed…
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