Windsor Licensing Court
ON Friday last week, the Licensing Bench (consisting of Messrs. Wilshire, chairman, J. B. Johnston, and G. M. Pitt) sat, and granted renewals of colonial wine licenses…
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Hotels & licensing, 1899
15 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
Windsor Police Court. Friday, February 17. (Before Mr. Ross, J.p.) Breach of Licensing Act
Arthur Cobcroft was proceded against by the police for permitting cards to be played for money on his licensed premises…
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WHO has not heard of the famous Hawkesbury—appropriately denominated by the novelist Trollope as "The Australian Rhine." And one of the most picturesque spots on the magnificent and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Windsor Licensing Court Friday, April 21. (Before Messrs. Murphy (Chairman), and J. B. Johnston, S.M.)
A special certificate of transfer was granted to James Wanson, of the Royal Hotel, Riverstone. Arthur Cobcroft applied for a…
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Mary Kane, owner of the Royal Hotel, Riverstone, applied for a special certificate of transfer to be granted to her nominee, James Wanston. Mr G McCauley appeared for applicant…
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BEFORE S. Murphy. P.M. and Mr. J. B. Johnston, L.M. Arthur Coberoft applied for a renewal of a license for the Commercial Hotel, George-street, Windsor…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Windsor Licensing Court. BEFORE Mr S Murphy, P.M.
James Mawson applied for renewal of special license, which had been granted to him at previous Licensing Court. Mr G McCauley appeared for applicant, and after some discussion, the…
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A booth license was granted to John Thomas Town for Kurrajong races on 27th inst…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Windsor Licensing Court. Before Mr T P Meares (Chairman), and Mr G M Pitt, L.M.
Renewals were granted to James McGuire, Exchange Hotel, North Richmond; and Frederick William Collison, Hawkesbury Hotel, Wiseman's Ferry In the latter case the license fee…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Windsor Licensing Court. Friday, July 21. Before Mr F P Meares, P.M., and Mr J B Johnston, L.M.
The license of the Hawkesbury Hotel, Wiseman's Ferry, was transferred from Frederick W Collison to Peter Joseph Kelly. It happened every night when father fell asleep,…
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PROBABLY there are few places fa Australia which can boast of so many antiquated buildings as the Hawkesbury district. The modern vandal, who cannot see any good in decayed and crumbling…
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Charles Marden, Emanuel Josephs, George Cobcroft, and Henry Smith. A booth license for the racecourse was granted to Mr. J. T, Town, of Enfield…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Windsor Licensing Court. (Before the P.M. and Mr J B Johnston, J's.P.)
Billiard licenses were granted to Charles Ford Marden and Henry Smith (of Windsor), Emanual Joseph (Riverstone), and George Cobcroft (Richmond). A stage coach license was granted to Andrew Nelson,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Licensing Court. Friday, Decembre 29Th 1899
(Before the Police Magistrate, Mr F. R. Wilshire, and Mr. G. M. l[?]itt, J. P.) TRANSEER OF LICENSE. Mr. J. H Bloome, through his…
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