Goulburn Hotels
At the Goulburn Licensing Court on Monday Mr. Gates. Licensing Magistrate, had a good word to say for the hotels in Goulburn. In his opinion they compared more than favourably…
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Hotels & licensing, 1913
177 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 9
The No-License Campaign. Interesting Address
ON Friday night last at Harden, Mr. Marion, general secretary of the New South Wales Alliance, addressed an open-air meeting, on…
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SINCE the most unfortunate fatal accident which befel a highly-respected resident this week, there has been much talk about motor cars, motor…
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A sitting of the above was held this (Tuesday) morning, before the Acting Chairman (Mr. Gates) and Messrs. F. D. Badgery, Belcher, and Moriarty…
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Everybody who knows the “ temperance hotel” holds it in detestation. If there is one augument stronger than another against the closing of…
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A sitting of the above Court was held on Monday morning, before the chairman (Mr. Gates) and Mr. S. H. Belcher. HOTEL ADDITIONS…
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On Saturday night Mrs. Harrison Lee-Cowie continued her campaign by an open-air meeting in Auburn-street. There was a very large attendance and a splendid hearing was accorded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. the Temperance Hotel. To the Editor “Yass Courier.”
Dear Sir,—In your issue o. Monday, 11th instant, you publish an article from a certain Pat O’M[?]ori-on the above question, describing in…
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Everybody who knows the "Temperance" hold holds it in detestation. If there is one argument stronger than another against the closing of holed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Condensed Correspondence. the No-license Question. To the Editor
Sir,—In a short time, the people in the Local Option poll will again decide for or against the public house. Intemperance with its attendant woes still…
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There was a large attendance at the Literary Institute on Tuesday night, when Mrs. Harrison Lee-Cowie gave an address illustrated by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →License or No-license. To the Editor
Dear Sir,—The above question is now commanding the attention of the temperance party, and they are determined to use every method at the coming general election to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Liquor in No-license Areas. To the Editor
Sir,—It may be noticed that, as yet, Mr. Stooke, the secretary of the Liquor Trade Defence Union of New South Wales, has not brought forward "evidence" in support of his…
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A sitting of the. above was held on Monday morning, before Messrs. O. H. Edwards, P.M., Badgery, and Belcher. Mr. Johnson appeared to make application to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Invercargill Drapers and No-license. To the Editor
Sir,—At an open-air meeting held in Goulburn on the 9th of August a visitor said that a leading draper in Invercargill (a no-license city in New Zealand) could not make a living out of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →License or No License. To the Editor
Dear Sir,—I read with interest the letter under the above heading from the pen of Mr. J. Hogan. Mr. Hogan takes up considerable, space to state that he is opposed to No License, and then…
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Something in the shape of a novelty was presented at the Narrandera Licensing court the other day. S. Richards, a storekeeper at Narrandera, applied for a spirit…
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A sitting of the above was held on Wednesday morning, before the chairman (Mr. O. A. Edwards, P.M.) and Mr. Belcher. HOTEL ALTERATIONS…
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Sir,—Mr. Hogan, in his letter of August 25. contradicts himself somewhat. He says that if no-license be carried "the hotelkeeper must close his house." Later on, after stating that…
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Sir,—I notice of late that there has been a great outburst of feeling against the liquor continuance in New South Wales, and every effort is being made to have the hotels closed…
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