Hotel Hours. State Referendum
The preparation of the bill to provide for the taking of a referendum on the closing of hotels is in the hands of the Attorney-General, Mr. D. R. Hall…
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Hotels & licensing, 1916
123 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 7
Early Closing of Hotels. To the Editor
Sir,—"Pro Bone Public" indulges in a cheap sneer at the expense of the Goulburn publicans. A person would imagine that he had been painting Auburn-street red, and had called…
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Melbourne, Friday.—A deputation representing the Trades and Labour Council of Sydney, and especially the liquor employees' section, waited upon the Acting Prime Minister and the…
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The Minister for Customs announces a regulation approved, prohibiting anyone leaving the Commonwealth for an oversea destination, without a…
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In Committee of the Legislative Assembly, shortly before 11 o'clock last night, the Premier asked leave to introduce at Bill to take a referendum…
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The Government measure providing for the taking of a referendum on the question of the closing time of hotels during the war was again before Committee in the Legislative Assembly…
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At the Adelong Police Court on Thursday last, before Mr. W. S. Arnott, P.M., Henry James McCarron [?] of the Shamrock Hotel at…
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A meeting of the Goulburn temperance workers was held on Friday evening in Mr. Wheatley's rooms. Mr. C. W. Furner was in the chair, and there was a fair attendance. The…
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In the Licensing Court this (Saturday) morning before Mr. Williams, Deputy-Licensing Magistrate, a billiard license at Crookwell was transferred from Stanton P. Coffey to Alfred…
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In the Licensing Court on Monday, before Mr. Williams, Deputy Licensing Magistrate, the following collectors' licenses were granted:— Robert Roy Crisp and William Carl Hausman…
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Sir,—The recent action of the Minister for Defence in closing city hotels at 8 o'clock goes to show that the advocates of early closing have been quite justified in what they have been…
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Hotel thieves were busy this morning, stealing a quantity of jewellery and luggage. Bendlck Morrel F. and S…
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Six o'clock closing of hotel bars came into force throughout South Australia yesterday. On the occasion of the State referendum on the question…
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In the Licensing Court on Monday, before Mr. Williams, Deputy Licensing Magistrate, and Messrs. Belcher and Badgery, permission was granted to William John Bartlett, owner of the…
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Edith Engelhardt was to-day fined £30, in default four months' imprisonment, for selling German lager beer without a license. Emil Engelhardt was fined a similar amount for aiding…
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Mr. Black, who, as Chief Secretary, administers the Police Department, has had brought under his notice the decision of the police magistrate at Tocumwal in dismissing charges…
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In the Licensing Court on Monday, before Mr. Williams, Deputy Licensing Magistrate, Harry Hazelwood was granted a collector's license…
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Frederick Percival Ewen, licensee of Tattersall's Hotel, was granted a booth license for thee Binda racecourse on April 24 between the hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m…
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Sir,—Having given some study to electoral systems and methods of voting, I may perhaps be able to make some points clear to people in connection with the forthcoming referendum to…
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Speaking on Thursday night at the reception to the Ref. J. W. Leadley, Mr. C. W. Furner said that in his opinion the Methodist Church was not making sufficient use of its fine property…
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