Braidwood Hotels
Two or three years ago (says the Braidwood Review), wheb hotel business was better than it to-day, the Braidwood Licensing Court, under the presidency…
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Hotels & licensing, 1921
160 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 8
After Hours. Royal Hotel Incident
John Hennessy pleaded not guilty at the Police Court this (Saturday) morning to being found on the licensed premises of the Royal Hotel during prohibited…
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The application of E. E. Judd for a gun license was refused to-day. Judd stated in evidence that he was opposed to violence. He quoted…
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The well known Sydney publican, Wally Weekes, has built a church at Ben Buckler to show "because a man sells beer it does not prove he is a…
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Claude Ferney pleaded guilty at the Goulburn Court on Monday to being on the promises of the Terminus Hotel on April 30 for other than a…
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Alexander Molloy was charged with using indecent language in the Royal Hotel, and being found in the licensed premises of the Royal Hotel for other…
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Patrick Taylor, for whom Mr. Thomas appeared, pleaded guilty at the Goulburn Court on Monday to being on the licensed premises of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Too Much Motor Spirit. Marulan Hotelkeeper Fined
Edward Charles Tayor, licensee of the Terminus Hotel, Marulan, pleaded guilty at the Goulburn Court on Monday to having an excess quantity of…
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At the Goulburn Licensing Court on Monday the license of the Post Office Hotel was transferred from John Howey to Frederick Leslie…
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(Messrs. H Malone P.M., and G. Forsythe J/P., eat an a Licensing Court yesterday and renewed the licences of several hotels in the Young…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hotel Licensing Fees. Increases Decided on Reversion to Pre-war Rates
The Goulburn Licensing Court (Messrs. W. S. Arnott, E. W. Kelso, and W. Mather) had before it on Monday the question of increasing the…
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A renewal of Lee Hunt's colonial wine license was granted by the Goulburn Licensing Court on Monday…
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Certificates of registration and motor drivers and riders' licences are awaiting ownership at the Goulburn police station. Owners are requested…
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Several cases under the Liquor Act were heard at the Goulburn Court on Monday, before Mr. Arnott, P.M. Wm Gray, Ernest Janos, and Jack…
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Dennis Sullivan pleaded guilty to a charge that being a prohibited person he was found in the bar of the Post Office Hotel on June 7…
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At the Goulburn Licensing Court on Monday, before Messrs; W. S. Arnott and Mather, Margaret Frost was granted renewal of the license of the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Mr. McKell, as Minister or Justice, is administering the Liquor Act. He stated tonight that a wrong impression was…
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Messrs. H. Malone, P.M., and J. Forsythe J.P., sitting as a Licensing Court yesterday morning granted renewals of the Grand Hotel, Harden…
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An official intimation was given on Tuesday night by the Minister for Justice that until a further referendum is taken on the question of the closing of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hotels Closing Hour. Decision of U.L.V.A. No Change From 6 P.M.
The United Licensed Victuallers' Association is of the opinion that p.m. hotels must continue to cIose at 6…
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