Publicans' Dic[?]kes Fees. Reputation to the Premier
Mr. WADDELL, M.P., introduced a deputation of members of Parliament to the Premier on Tuesday with reference to their desire tp see an…
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Hotels & licensing, 1900
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New Hotel at Gungal
A CORRESPONDENT informs us that Mr. J. S. Nutt has just completed the foundation for the new hotel at Gungal. This looks like business, and it will be…
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TRANSFER.—A transfer of the license of the Queens Arms Hotel was granted from Edward Freeman to Michael Rohan, subject to the production of the license…
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A BULKY supplement to the " Government Gazette" was issued on Saturday containing the rates of license fees for occupation-licenses under…
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BOOTH LICENSES.—William Billington of Branxton made application for a booth Heense for races at Branxton on Saturday. Granted.—William Atkinson of west Maitland was granted…
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A bulky supplement to the Government Gazette was issued on Saturday last containing the rates of license fees for occupation licenses under section 81 of the Crown…
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RENEWALS OF COLONIAL WINE LICENSES.— Applications for renewals of colonial wine licenses were granted to :—John McCarthy, Allandale; George Betteridge, Sawyer's…
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AT the Licensing Court on Tuesday, Messrs. E. Bowman and C. E. Boyle, L.M's., presiding, Harry A. Aiktn was charged under Section 99 of the Liquor…
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RENEWAL.—Albert Edward Whittet, of West Maitland, applied for a renewal of his colonial wine license, which was granted. INSPECTOR'S REPORT.—The quarterly report of…
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Robert Taylor applied for a Colonial Wine license and was refused. Matthew W. McNamee applied…
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Licensing Inspector v. Harry A. Aitkin. Charged under the 99th section of the Liquor Act with having hquor in his possession under suspicion…
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MUSIC PERMIT.—An application by William Difford, for a music permit for his licenced premises, Port Maitland Inn, Horseshoe Bend, was…
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The following applications for auctioneers' licenses were granted by the local Bench (Messrs. Ed. Bowman, R. T Keys, and C. E. Doyle) at the…
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BOOTH LICENSE.—William Billington, of Branxton, applied for a booth license for Pokolbin races on December 7. There was no police objection, and the application was granted, the hours being…
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A special meeting of the local Bench of Magistrates Messrs. W. A. Wilann, B. Haydon, and R. Simson, J's.P., being present, was held at the Court House on Tuesday last…
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ON Wednesday morning we had a look over the new stables erected at the rear of the Railway Hotel, to re place the old one, which has been…
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In current issue of this journal Mr.J.A. Burness, whose lease of the Percy Hotel has expired, announces his proprietorship of the Imperial Hotel, of which he has received a long lease. The Imperial is a…
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Mr J. A. Burness, who has so successfully conducted the Percy Hotel for the past three years, has taken a lease of the Imperial, and will early next week take…
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We learn that next Tuesday Mr and Mrs Simpson will take over the well-known Percy Hotel, and in future curry it on Mrs Simpson (nee Miss Budden) is so…
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REMOVAL OF PUBLICAN'S LICENSE.—An application by Joseph Croyle for the removal of his publican's license to now premises erected on the site of the old house, was granted…
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