No-license Campaign
Colonel Birkenshaw, Provincial State Commandant of the Salvation Army, and late Commander in New Zealand. has consented to visit Goulburn this week end in the interests of…
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Hotels & licensing, 1913
177 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 9
No-license and Gundaroo
Dear Mr. Editor,—Some of us are jealous of our reputation as "good sports" in Gundaroo, so I for one want to "make good" over this no-license business…
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Dear Sir,—I have always been an advocate for temperance in everything, and I am practically a total abstainer from all spirituous liquors. Still, why should the prosperity of our city be…
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Colonel Birkenshaw, from Sydney, the Provisional Commander of the Salvation Army, will to-night commence a no-license campaign by an open-air meeting at Knowlman's corner…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →NO-LICENSE. To the Editor
Sir,—Mr. Toombes is an adept at jugglery. To show that the New Zealand drink bill is deceasing he selects 1907 and comparies it with 1912. Now why not choose 1911 or take the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victories for No-license. To the Editor
Sir,—Recently I challenged "Wayside Traveller" to produce evidence that there has been an increase of drunkenness or crime in nolicense areas in New Zealand. No reply has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No-license Campaign. the Yes-no Attitude
Colonel Birkenshaw concluded his Goulburn campaign on Monday night, when after holding an open-air meeting in Auburn-street he addressed a good gathering in the Salvation Army…
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Colonel Birkenshaw delivered an open-air address at Knowlman's Corner on Saturday and Sunday nights in support of the no-license question. The Colonel's addresses were most…
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The Rev. A. A. Yeates, M.A., will give an open-air address this evening, and later will speak in the Mechanics' Hall. On Saturday night at Knowlman's Corner Mr. Arthur…
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Sir,—With reference to the above will you kindly allow me space to state that I intended to nominate Mr. Affleck to act as chairman, but immediately the lecturer announced that…
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Elsewhere is advertised a full list of no-license meeting for the coming week. To-night and to-morrow night open air meetings will be hold at Knowlman's corner. At the same place next…
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The Rev. A. A. Yeates, of Sydney, secretary of the Diocesan Home Mission Society, addressed a large open-air meeting at the corner of Auburn and Montague streets on Thursday…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →No-license Prospects. To the Editor
Sir,—Mr. Mark Pryke appears to be particularly confident of his liquor side winning this local option fight. Methinks he is like the little boy who on a dark night whistled loudly on his…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Publican. To the Editor
Dear Sir,—The war goes merrily on between the license and no-license parties, and facts and statistics, side wagers are challenges, are being hurled about broadcast by both sides. Now to…
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On Saturday night a no-licence meeting was hold at Knowlman's Corner, when an address was given by Mr. Arthur Toombes on "Echoes of the Brisbane Strike." He dealt extensively…
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People who want, to get. a bird’s eye view of the whole case for continuance of license will find a lot to think about in the interview…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gundaroo No-license Meeting. To the Editor
Sir,—In response to a kindly and pathetic appeal by me last week to a cringing individual who sheltered as "Fair Deal" Lehind a false nom-de-plume, we have now Mr. H. Warren, of…
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Sir,—In Mr. Heazlett's letter of your issue of Nov. I3th, I notice that he mentions my name as one of those who had given permission to support the statement regarding criminal cases in…
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Sir,—A lonely bushman sparring with blue devils or red backed spiders in the weird Never-never cannot lay claim to half the imaginative powers of Mr. Toombes. He opened the…
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A sitting of the above was held on Wednesday morning, before the chairman, Mr. O. A. Edwards HOTEL CHANGES HANDS. The license of the Lake Bathurst Hotel,…
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