Hotel Change
MR. SYKES, of the Salutation Hotel, has purchased the business of the Hibernian Hotel from Mr. G. Warn…
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Hotels & licensing, 1894
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Stage Coach Licenses
AT the Police Court on Wednesday morning, Messrs. Caswell, Ball, and Belcher presiding, Alfred Gillett was granted a license for a sociable to ply between Goulburn and Crookwell show-ground…
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AT the Police Court yesterday booth licenses were granted to Mr. W. Gould, of the Rose and Grown Hotel, for the lawn tennis tournament on 24th and 26th March and for the Goulburn Show on 15h and…
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On the application of Mr. Betts, a booth license was granted yesterday to George A. Sykes, of the Hibernian Hotel, for the Guild sports at Lake Bathurst on Easter Monday…
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SPEAKING at the annual picnic of the Licensed Victuallers' Association on Tuesday, Sir George Dibbs said that the man who drank moderately enjoyed the best health…
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AT the Wellington District Court, last week, a case of some importance was dealt with before Judge Decker. It is thus reported in the "Wellington Gazette": -- Smith v. Robinson : A claim for £13,…
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AUCKLAND, Thursday.—In connection with the first election under the new Licensing Act a larger number of votes than was expected was recorded at Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, so that the…
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SPEAKING at the annual picnic of the Licensed Victuallers' Association last week, Sir George Dibbs said that the man who drank moderately enjoyed the best…
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THIS (Saturday morning Mr. Caswell, P.M., granted a transfer of the license of the Laggan Inn from Mr. Bartholomew Moran to Mr. Henry Hogan…
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ON Saturday, Mr. Caswell, Police Magistrate, granted the transfer of the license of the Laggan Inn, Laggan, from Bartholomew Moran to Henry Hogan, Mr. Herper, of Mr…
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ORDINARY licenses for the keeping and sale of explosives have been granted till 80th September next to Francis Miller, Laggan, Alfred Butler, Taralga, and Wong Sat,…
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The Liquor Traffic Local Vote Bill introduced into the House of Commons by S r William Harcourt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, refuses to grant compensation to publicans…
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WILLIAM STOPP, the Macquarie Hotel, Mac quarie-street, was proceeded against at the Central Summons Court on Wednesday for keeping adulterated liquor for sale…
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THE Eugowra correspondent of the FORBES TIMES writes under date of Thursday as follows:— At about half-past five this morning Mrs. Bernie, wife of Mr. Bernie, of the Bridge Hotel, was awoke by…
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A DEPUTATION to-day from the Licensed Victuallers Association waited upon the Minister for Justice and complained of the practice of subletting private bars, the…
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A WOMAN named Mary Patterson was to-day fined thirty pounds or three months for selling liquor in a house in Gloucester-street, Sydney, without a license…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Wyalong Gold Rush. Buddigower Alluvial Find. Declared to Be a Duffer. Granting Publicans' License. Temora
The alluvial rush to Buddigower is a complete duffer. A new find is reported on [?] selection, half a mile north of Spy Hill, Woolongough road. Crushing commenced at the…
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Few sayings are truer than that which implies that what is really everybody's business is invariably regarded as belonging to no one in particullar, and as a natural sequence…
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THE quarterly sitting was held this morning before Messrs. Caswell (chairman) and Finlay. Renewals of colonial wine licenses were granted to Joseph Spear and Charles Rogers…
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BEFORE the Police-Magistrate and Mr. Finlay. A renewal of a colonial wine license was granted to Joseph Spoor, Woodhouseles. Mr. Betts for applicant…
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