Licensing Court
A sitting of this Court was held on Monday morning, before a Bench consisting of the acting P.M. (Mr. Adrian) and Messrs. C. H. Roberts and Belcher…
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Hotels & licensing, 1908
113 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 6
The English Licensing Bill. Humorous Side of It. Rather Grim
To any acquainted with English history there is something grimly humorous, and yet not a little tragic, in the outcry now being raised on behalf of…
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Mr. Samuel Howard Whitbread M.P. (Liberal) for the Huntingdon division of Huntingdonshire, addressing his constituents on Saturday, said that the Licensing Bill was neither moderato nor rational…
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In order to keep the abovenamed hotel up-to-date, Mr. J. C. McLean, the popular proprietor, has, during the past week, gone to the expense of having a new billiard…
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Before Messrs. Butler and Ross. On Tuesday morning the Licensing Court was held when the following hotelkeepers were granted renewals :—…
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Many meetings organised by temperance societies have passed resolutions in favour of the Licensing Bill. The Select Committee of the House of…
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Before the P.M. (Chairman) and Messrs. Belcher and Twynam (members). APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWALS. Thomas Mooney; Argyle Inn, Taralga. Mr…
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The Business of the annual Licensing Court fixed for Monday, took a much longer time to transact than usual; in fact, it was not finished when the Court was…
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The Special Court, which following the Local Option vote at the last general election, to deal with the hotels in and around Sydney has nearly concluded its labours. Throughout Judge Backhouse…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Goulburn Licensing Court. Monday, June 15
The annual meeting of the Licensing Bench for the hearing of applications for renewals of licenses was held. There were present the P.M. (chairman) and Messrs…
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Before the P.M. and Mr. Twynam. APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWALS Patrick Kennedy, Star Hotel. Mr. Dwyer for the owners, and Mr. O'Brien for…
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The annual meeting of the Licensing Bench was continued on Monday morning, the P.M. (chairman) and Messrs. Belcher and Twynam (members) being present…
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The sitting of this Court was continued on Monday morning, before the President (Mr. Galbraith) and Messrs. Belcher and Twynan (members)…
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At the Licensing Court on Wednesday the matter of the Edinburgh Castle Hotel came for consideration before the Bench, consisting of the president (Mr. Galbraith)…
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The adjourned sitting of this Court was held on Monday morning, before the president (Mr. Galbraith) and Mr. Belcher (member of the Bench)…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →An Artful Burglar. Uses Morphia Dust. Hotelkeeper's Experience
A new terror is added to burglary (writes "Lloyd's Weekly" of 26th April) is added by the use of "morphia dust"--a horrible practice, it appears, copied…
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During the last few years the question of the liquor traffic has been undergoing examination in Australia and England, and the recent legislation has put all those…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →[?] No-License. Address at Young
ON Thursday [?] Lloyd, anti-no-license Tettu[?] visited [?] and during the day arranged to[?] address that night. There was not a very large gatherink to listen to the…
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A sitting of this Court was held in the Courthouse on Monday, before the Licensing Bench, consisting of the P.M. and Messrs. Belcher and Twynam…
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Mr. Asquith, Prime Minister, has given notice in the House of Commons that he will move to apply the closure to the Licensing Bill. He proposes to allot two days to clause 1 before the…
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