The Licensing Laws
A large deputation representing the temperance bodies of the city waited upon the Minister of Justice (Mr. Hughes) in Sydney on Friday and laid before him their views respecting the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1899
126 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 5 of 7
Another Stabbing Affray. Scene in a Sydney Hotel
A serious stabbing affray occurred in the commercial Hotel, George-street, Sydney, about ten o'clock last night. From information supplied to the police, it appears that a man named John…
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SOME time ago the City Council framed a bill which would vest in them the power of effectually supervising and controlling dancing halls and certain…
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One of the most striking changes in London during the last twenty years is the enormous increase in the number of enormous hotels, says the Fortnightly Review. The building of…
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DURING the bearing of a case in the police court at Albury on Monday against a local publican, charged under the licensing Act with allowing music…
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DURING the hearing of a case in the police court at Albury on Monday against a local publican, charged under the Licensing Act with allowing music…
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One of the most striking changes in London during the last twenty years is the enormous increase in the number of enormous hotels, says the Fortnightly Review. The building of…
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AT the local Police Court on Tuesday, before Messrs. E. C. Brecht and W. Clendinning, J's.P an application for a hawker's foot license by…
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ON Saturday morning last the license or the Royal Hotel was transferred from Thomas O'Leary lo Edwin Arthur Smith. Mr. Ed. Bowman…
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In Paris there are 15,790 licensed cabmen. Of these 15,539 are Frenchmen and 251 are forelgeners. The latter belong to the following nationalities:—…
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MUSIC PERMIT.—The application of Robert Hills to be permitted to have music on his licensed premises, at Lochinvar, was granted, there being no police objection…
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MR. JONES, the Tamworth Police Magistrate, is down upon law breakers. On Monday several publicans were be fore him charged with supplying liquor…
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At the Police Court on Wednesday, before Messrs. C F. Juchau and R. Simson, J's.P., William Marsden, jeweller, of Haydonton, applied for a [?]awker's foot license. The…
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BOOTH LICENCE.—The application of Joseph Scully, of Greta, for a booth license for races at Pokolbin on the 15th inst., was granted, there being no police objection…
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IT is notified in the Government Gazette that the reserve from annual lease or occupation license hereunder described has been revoked, such…
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We feel sure that the majority of our readers will be sorry to learn that the well-known and highly respected host of the Railway Hotel, Mr. J. McNully, is about to…
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He Says: "It is now five years ago that I suffered from my liver and kidneys. I had a severe pain across my loins and under the shoulder-blades, which, made…
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Local auctioneers are notified that the annual meeting for considering applications for auctioneers' licenses will be held at the Court House on. Tuesday, November…
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TRANSFER of a LICENSE.—An application for the transfer of the license of the Excelsior Hotel from Robert Harcourt to James Jamieson was granted, there being no objection…
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RENEWALS.—Renewals of their licenses were granted to the following: Philip Smyth, wine shop, Broke; Richard Lamplough, Terminus Hotel, Sonth Singleton…
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