Burglary in an Hotel
EARLY on Sunday morning the Cave of Dunmore Hotel, Macqualie-street South, was entered by burglars. The licensee, Mr. Martin Muller, was awakened by hearing a man creeping about in his…
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Hotels & licensing, 1894
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Booth Licenses
ON the application of Mr. Betts booth licenses were granted to Charles McGee, of the Post Office Hotel, for the Permanent Way and Loco. Railway picnics to be held at Lake Bathurst on 30th instant…
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ON the application of Mr. E. A. Betts (Mr. Betts' Office) booth licenses were granted on Thursday to Charles Magee of the Post Office Hotel, Auburn-street, for the permanent way…
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The Albert Victor Hotel, Merewether, has been totally destroyed by fire. The building and stock were insured for £820…
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A SPECIAL sitting of the Licensing Court was held this (Saturday) morning, before Messrs. Caswell and Shepherd. Renewals were granted to Richard Gover, of the Wayo Inn, Mount Wayo,…
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A SPECIAL sitting of this court was held on Saturday before Messrs. Caswell (chairman) and I. Shepherd, when the following business was transacted:—Renewals of licenses were…
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AUCTIONEERS are reminded that to-day (Wednesday) is the last day for filing applications for auctioneers licenses for next year. Applications to be filed with the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sensational Double Suicide. Two Brothers Shoot Themselves in the Oxford Hotel
ON Monday afternoon two brothers, Max Munch and Julius Munch, skin merchants, ended their lives in a tragic manner in the Oxford Hotel, King-street, Sydney. They had been stopping at the…
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A TERRIBLE tragedy took place at the Oxford Hotel, King-street, on Monday afternoon. A report of firearms was heard, and on proceeding to the room the bodies…
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THE supreme court decided yesterday that a married woman could not hold a hotel license while living with her husband. It appears that Mrs. Gillet of Louth purchased with her…
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ALBURY, Thursday. John Wilson, a hearer, was brought to the hospital to-day from Benambra in a dying condition. flu had walked out of an open window at an hotel, thinking he was stepping…
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AT the Police Court, in its licensing Jurisdiction on Tuesday, Mr. T. Foley, P.M. and Dr. Heeley, J.P., being on the bench, district auctioneers’ licenses were granted to Messrs. C. Wright, J. A…
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A minute has been approved by the Executive Council fixing the fee for cattle-slaughtering licenses at s each. This rate is to apply to the whole colony. It may be stated that the operation…
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THIS well-known hostelry is situated at Murrumburrah, but as there are frequent visitors to that place from here the fact that Mr. John Shea ha become the landlord thereof will be as interesting…
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The slander action J. T. and J. Toohey, brewers and spirit merchants of Sydney, against Francis Gilmartin of the Criterion Hotel, Crookwell, was beard to-day…
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The movement in favour of dealing with the licensing system on the Gothenburg plan is looking up just now (says the Sydney Herald's London correspondent). Mr…
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MR. WANT, Q.C. and Mr. King, instructed by Mr. Freehill, appeared on Friday for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. Wise, instructed by Mr. John Stinson,…
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THIS (Tuesday) morning, on the application of Mr. Howard, a booth license was granted to G. E. Cansdell, of Crookwell, for picnic races on Boxing Day, the hours to be from 10 to 7…
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A SITTING of the Goulburn Licensing Court was held this morning before Messrs. W. Caswell, P.M., and A. G. Finlay. RENEWALS…
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BEFORE the Chairman and Mr. Finlay. RENEWALS. of the following publicans' licenses were granted:—…
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