Quarterly Licensing Court on January 19
Sir George Reid has been elected unopposed for the House of Commons as the member for St. George. In future all butchers' shops must close…
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Hotels & licensing, 1916
7 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
Those 'Bus Licenses (To the Editor.)
Sir,—Will you let me ask: What sense is there in making those pay a license(or any, number of licenses fees) who, by plying for the conveyance of passengers, make it…
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There are few buildings in the Commonwealth so closely associated with the early history of Australia as. the" Royal Hotel at {Windsor. Although built some time in 1800…
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A special court to deal with applications renewals of publicans' licenses was held in Windsor on Wednesday. The chairman (Mr. T. B. Clegg), and Messrs.J.B…
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A remarkable sale took place in Sydney recently, when the only hotel at Little Hartley, known as "The Old Comet," was sold for £55. This property included a very fine…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Licensing Court September 21.—Before Mr. T. B. Clegg, L.M. Six Young Men
William Ezzy, John Lillis, Frank Lillis, William Sullivan, Cecil Mahony, and Charles McMahon were charged with being found on the licensed premises of the Fitzroy Hotel…
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Robert Hewlett Judd was charged with permitting William Ezzy to be on his licensed premises during prohibited hours v . Mr. Walker, defended and the Licensing…
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