Dancing on Licensed Premises. Burrowa Appeal Case
At the Young Quarter Sessions on Monday, before His Honor, Judge Bevan, a case was heard in which Edward .William Coffey, of…
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Hotels & licensing, 1923
240 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 12
Sunday Beer Trade Police Disturb Gathering at Prince of Wales Hotel
Sergeant, Hooper and Constables O'Dwyer and Dibden paid a flying visit to the Prince of Wates Hotel, North Goulburn, on Sunday, May 13, Just…
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David Morgan Thomas, George F. Hawkesford and Hugh Rold plended guilty at the Goulburn Police Court yesterday to charges of having failed…
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David M. Thomas, George F. Hawkesford, and Hughie Reid were each fined 10/, with 8/ Court costs, at the Goulburn Police Court. on…
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The G.T.A. entertained Messrs. J. O. Andesrson and Aubrey Sieler at a dinner at the Hotel Goulburn on Saturday night, Host Scholz providing a…
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The story of a raid on a hotel at North Goulburn a few Sunday's ago was told to Mr. G. R. Williams, P.M., at the Police Court yesterday. Six men…
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ADELAIDE, Monday.—The Cross Keys Hotle, Gopp's Cross, about 7 miles from Adelaide, on the North road, was the scene of a shooting…
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The Young licensing Court, com prising Messrs McDougall, P.M., Joan Forsythe, J.P., and F. H. Tout, J.P. sat yesterday for the purpose of…
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WAGGA, Tuesday.—The new system of hotel licensing fees was brought into operation by the Wagga Licensing Board yesterday. The…
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Before Mr G. R. Williams (Chairman) aud Messrs B. Morgan and W. J. A. MacPherson, (Members). The following renewals of hotels…
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At the Young Police Court last week, Ernest John Robson, licensee of the Marengo Hotel, Marengo, was charged…
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Yet another of Goulburn's old hotel premises has been re-modelled and transformed into a modern and thoroughly up-to-date establishment…
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Hotel was totally destroyed by fire earily this morning. The outbreak is believed to lhave been the work of an in[?]ndiary, as some weeks ago the…
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ADELONG, Friday.—The Gilmore Hotel was totally destroyed by fire [?]rly on Thursday morning. The pro[?]ietor, Mr. B. B[?]kk, who ownssever…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Not True to Label Adulterated Whisky Publican Fined £10
At the Goulburn Police Court yesterday morning before Mr. G. R. Williams, P.M., Austin McShane, licensee of the Australian Arms Hotel, was proceeded…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Just As Thirsty. Settlers at Yanko. Proposed Community Hotel
SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. Ley, Minister for Justice, who has just returned from the Yanco Irrigation Area states that sly grog shanties are very…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coffey's Store Gutted. Albion Hotel Alight.—Firemen do Good Work
A serious outbreak of fire occurred about four o'clock yesterday morning, when the drapery premises of Mr. W. J. Coffey in Mainstreet, Young, known as the Magnet Stores, and located in the Albion Hotel Building, were more on less damaged…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday before the P.M. and Mr. J. Forsythe P., renewals of licenses were granted, to six local hotelkeepers…
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June 20—(Before Mr. Williams, P.M.. Dr. English, Mr James Duffy, members.) RENEWALS. C J B[?]on, Yass. applied for renewal…
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It is rumored that Mr. Paddy Conroy has sold his blacksmithing business and is taking over the Railway Hotel. They say Paddy Conroy has sold his…
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