The Royal Oak Hotel
One of the most ancient hostelries in Maitland is the Royal Oak Hotel, Campbell's Hill, which for over forty years was continuously run by its owner and genial host, the late Mr. Thomas Brown,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1896
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The Royal Oak Hotel
One of the most ancient hostelries in Maitland is the Royal Oak Hotel, Campbell's Hill, which for over forty years was continuously run by its owner and genial host, the late Mr. Thomas Brown…
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"Gie us yer hand, Sandy!" The two Scotchmen, the two bottles, and the two dogs which cannot fail to be noticed elsewhere will tell their own tale, as it is wanted to be told. We may add that the…
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"Gio us yer hand, Sandy!" The two Scotchmen, the two bottles, and the two dogs which cannot fail to be noticed elsewhere will tell their own tale, as it is wanted to be told. We may add that the…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, 31st MARCH. (Before Mr G.F. Scott, P.m.) Transfer
AN application for a transfer, under the 43rd section of the Licensing Act, was granted of the Golddiggers' Arms, Warkworth…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court, Tuesday, 31St March 1896. (Before Mr. G. F. Scott, Acting P.M., Chairraan.)
TRANSFER.— Mr. A. B. Shaw applied on behalf of Mr. Alfred A. Watts, for a transfer of the license under the 43rd section of the Act. of the Gold Diggers' Arms, Warkworth, to Walter Weals. It…
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Tho Quarterly Licensing Court for the Licensing District of Maitland was held this morning. The bench was occupied by Messrs. G. F. Scott, Robt. Scotie, and Dr. Wright, L.Ms…
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Antonio Gellick was to-day fined £30 in default three months' imprisonment for soiling without a license two glasses of liquor on the Manly steamer Fairlight, of which he was steward. Accused said…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Quarterly Licensing Court. Tuesday, April 14,896. (Before Mr. G. F. Scott, Acting [?] Chairman, and Mr. Robert Faulkness
The Inspector's report for to quarter as produced was found to be satisfactor RENEWALS.—The following re[?] of colonial wine licenses were granted: Tomas Benson,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, April 14Th. (Before Messrs G. F. Scott, P.M., and R. Faulkner, J.p.) Trasnfer
Ax application was made for the transfer of the Royal Hotel to Matthew Douglas Aikman. Mr W. W. Robinson appeared in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dungog Licensing Court. (Before F. W. Garstang, Esq., L.M. Chairman, and Thos. Irwin, Esq., M.L.C.)
The District Inspector's Quarterly Report was received and adopted, showing that the licensed houses within the district are up to the…
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The District Inspector's quarterly report was received and adopted, showing that the licensed houses within the district are up to the requirement's of the Licensing Act, and are well conducted…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court. (Before Mr. G. F. Scott, Acting P.M., Chairman, and Mr. Robert Faulkner, L.M.)
TEMPORARY LICENSE.—An extension of his license was granted to James Benham, of the Lord Riglan Hotel, to hold a booth on the 14th and 15th instant at the Singleton rseer. The hours for…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs. G. V. Scott, P.M., and R. Faulkner, J. P., a temporary booth license was granted to James Benham, of the Lord…
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The Beehive Hotel was burned this morning. It was insured for £1400. The cause of the fire is not known…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney. the Hotel Fracas
William Norwood, Philip Farley, and Edward Hartmann, three men arrested in connection with hotel fracas at Forest Lodge yesternight, were brought before the Court to-day and were remanded…
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The largest hotel structure in the world is to be erected in Boston during the coming year. A company, of which the Hon. Charles Francis Adams is the president, has just…
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About five o'clock on Friday evening, three men entered the bar of the British Lion Hotel, St. John's-road, Forest Lodge, and at their request were served with drinks. A little while after, they…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs G. F. Scott, P.M., C. H. Dight and E. Faulkner, J's.P., a temporary booth license was granted to Benjamin Hardy, of…
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Arthur Williams, William Helson, and George Patterson were before the court to-day in connection with an attempt to wreck the Milton Hotel, Newtown, on Saturday night. The three accused were…
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