Quarterly Licensing Court
It is announced in our business columns that the quarterly Licensing Court for this district will be held at the local Court House on Wednesday, 18th October, at 11…
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Hotels & licensing, 1899
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Special Licensing Court
A special Licensing Court will be held at the local Court House on Wednesday, 4th October, at 11 a.m…
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RENEWALS OF LICENSE,—Renewals of publicans' licenses were granted to Thomas J. Callaghan, of Homeville, and Catherins Davis, of West Maitland. The following were granted renewals of their…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court.—tuesday, October 8. (Before Messrs. T.C. K. McKell, acting P M. (Chairman), St. Thos. Loder and, Robert Faulkner, L.Ms
TRANSFER.—The transfer of the colonial wine license for premises situated at Rix's Creek from Jacob Peel to George Gale was granted. APPLICATION for a New LICENSE,—John…
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(Before Messrs M'Kell, R. Faulkner, and St. Thos, Loder, L.M's.) The wine license held by Jacob Peel, of Rix's Creek, was transfered…
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sLICENSE GRANTED.—The application of Walter C. Pether-bridge for a colonial wine license was granted. ALLOWING MUSIC ON LICENSED PREMISES.—The Licensing Inspector proceeded against George Lane, of the Exchange…
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A special meeting of the Licencing Bench, consisting of Dr. Rufus Bell and Mr. B. Haydon, L.Ms., was held at the Court House on Wednesday last, for the purpose…
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TRANSFER OF L[?]ENSE,—A transfer of the wine and spirit license held by John Chant (Wolfe, Prentice, and Co.) was granted to Albert Edward Whittet…
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COLONIAL WINE LICENSE.—The application of Albert E. Whittet for a colonial wine licence for premises situated in High-street, West Maitland, was granted, there being no…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Messrs G. F. Scott, St. Thos. Loder and R. Faulker, L.Ms., the following renewal of publicans' licenses were…
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BOOTH LICENSES.—The applications of John Moylan and Eliza Edwards, for booth licenses for Thursday and Friday, at Rutherford, were granted…
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The Cassilis Hotel narrowly escaped being burnt down about three o'clock this morning. The fire originated in the laundry, which was completely gutted, together with a store room. Fortunately…
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An inquiry was held by the Coroner this morning into the death of Albert Bird, licensee of the Captain Cook Hotel, which occurred at the hospital last night. Evidence was given to…
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At a Special meeting of the Licensing Court on Friday a transfer was granted of the license of the Railway Hotel, Haydonton, from Mr. F. Hodges to Mr. M. H. Tweedie…
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MUSIC PERMIT.—James Jamieson, of the Excelsior Hotel, was granted a music permit for the 15th instant…
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The rear portion of the Royal Hotel was destroyed by fire last night. There were heavy damages, which were mostly covered by insurance…
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A few minutes after 10 o'clock on Tuesday night an alarm of fire was raised in town, and from the lurid glare which almost immediately lit up the northern end…
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The Prime Minister, during the course of an interview with the members of the committee of the Licensed Victuallers' Association, with regard to the provisions of tho Early Closing Bill,…
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As reported in our last issue, an inquiry into the origin of the recent fire at the Royal Hotel was held at the Court House on Thursday afternoon…
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MUSIC PERMIT.—An, application by Noah Palmer, of Grata, for a music permit, was granted…
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