Transfer of Publicans' License
THE Police Magistrate this morning granted a transfer of the license of the Rose and Crown Hotel, Clifford-street, from Walter Gould to Mrs. Jane Farquhar…
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Hotels & licensing, 1895
66 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 4
Hawkers' Licenses
AT the Police Court yesterday morning a hawker's license for a waggonette was granted to William Wells, the sureties being P. Leyne and H. Tyce. Fifteen applications for licenses from Syrians were…
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ON Thursday the vicinity of the Redfern Police Court presented quite an unusual appearance. Gathered in the street and in the lane at the side of the court were Assyrians and Indians and other…
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ON Tuesday the license of the Commercial Hotel, Goulburn, was transferred from James Simons to Arabella C. McInnes. To-day, on the application of Mr. P. Meyor…
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THE license of the Southern Railway Hotel was on Monday transferred from James Stevenson to Richard Magee. The license of the Commercial Hotel has been transferred from J. Simons to Mrs…
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ON Thursday, before Messrs. Caswell (chairman) and Finlay, Joseph J. Richardson of the Emu Hotel obtained permission to have music in his licensed house in connection…
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THE license of this hotel was on the application of Mr. Betts, solicitor, on Friday last transferred from Mr. Francis Gilmartin to Mr. Alex. McRae…
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BEFORE the licensing bench at Goulburn on Friday last the license of the Criterion Hotel, Crookwell, was, on the application of Mr. Botts, transferred from Francis…
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ON the application of Mr. H. O'Brien a booth license for the Highland sports was granted to Mr. George Sykes, of the Hibernian Hotel, on Tuesday last…
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MR. JEREMIAH O'LEARY, of the Railway Hotel, Tarago, neglected to apply for a renewal of his license at the Licensing Court held last Thursday week, and in consequence he has had to close his…
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WILL be held to-morrow, pursuant to adjournment. The Railway Hotel at Tarago has been closed since the 22nd when the license expired, Mr. O'Leary having omitted…
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IT has transpired that Mr. T. J. Coffey has disposed of the above hostelry. Since taking charge of the above premises, Mr. Coffey has made innummerable friends, both in its neighborhood…
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On the application of Mr. Moriarly, of Messrs. Gordon and Moriarly, a transfer of the publican’s license held by Joseph Thomson for the Burrangong Hotel was granted to Charles Burrowa…
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A SPECIAL sitting was advertised for yesterday to deal with some applications for renewal of licenses, but as Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Finlay were usable to be present, there was no…
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ON Saturday, Mr. Joseph Thompson, late of the Burrangong Hotel, assumed the charge of affairs at the Star Hotel in succession to Mr. W. D. Cope. Mr. Thompson announces in our business columns,…
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AT a special sitting this morning, before Messrs. Caswell (chairman). I. Shepherd, and Finlay, renewals of their licenses were granted to E. J. Wehlow of the White Horse Hotel…
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AT a meeting of the above on Friday renewals were granted to Lavrina Fryer of the license of Mandelson's Hotel, and E. J. Wehlow, White Horse Hotel. Mr. Betts appeared for Mrs. Fryer…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Terrible Tragedy in Goulburn. a Publican Shoots His Wife and Commits Suicide
TOM CROSS, licensee of the Robert Burns Hotel, Auburn-street, shot his wife last night, in a fit of jealousy, it is supposed, and immediately afterwards committed suicide. The particulars of the affair…
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On Friday a matter of considerable importance to licensed victuallers on one hand, and local optionists on the other, was decided in the Full Court. It appears that H.S. Thompson applied under the 16th…
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A fire broke out at three this morning at Warby's Hotel, corner of King and Pitt streets. Within a few moments the whole of the upper part of the building…
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