Quarterly Licensing Bill
Persons having business before the forthcoming Licensing Court are reminded that a Quarterly Licensing Court for the district of Murrurundi will be held at the local Court…
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Hotels & licensing, 1901
121 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 7
Liability of Hotelkeepers
In the Sydney District Court on Friday week Judge Backhouse delivered his reserved judgment in the action in which William Gallagher sued to recover £100 from Arthur…
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TWENTY-FIVE years ago London had probably the worst hotels of any great capitals of the world. To day it has become a fashionable craze. People…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Publicans and Poker Machines
A large number of publicans were fined to-day for breaches of the lotteries act by means of poker machines…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →An Interesting Letter. Doncaster Hotel, Harden, N.S.W., June, 15, 1901
Messrs. H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd., Melbourne Sirs,—I have much pleasure in testifying to the benefit I have received from the use of Warner's Safe Cure…
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At the Paddington Police Court, James Gowan (33) hotel keeper, John Quiun (23) clerk, George Major (21) signwriter, and May Gowan (27) married, were charged with in company stealing a gent's double…
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THE EXCELSIOR.—Thomas A. Dwyer applied for permission to change the name of the Excelsior Hotel (of which he is licenses) to the Royal Hotel.— Permission was granted…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Price of Liquor. The Tariff Rouses the Publicans. [By Telegraph.] Sydey
A MASS meeting of publicans has been called for Wednesday to consider and deal with the price of liquor…
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At the Paddington Police Court, James Gowan (33) hotelkeeper, John Quinn (23) clerk, George Major (24) signwriter, and May Gowan (27) married, were charged with in company stealing agent's double…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Disastrous Fire at Quirindi. the Central Hotel and Four Shops Gutted. Quirindi
A most disastrous fire occurred at Quirindi about a quarter to three o'clock this morning, by which the Central Hotel, occupied by Mr…
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At the Licensing Court, before the P M and St. Thomas Loder. J.P. a renewal of publicans license was granted to Patrick Henry, of the Sedgefield Hotel. A renewal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tee Caledonia Hotel. a Modern House of Call
ONE of the oldest and at one time most popular hotels of the town of Singleton is tho Caledonia. Of late years it has been neglected. Nobody…
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ONE of those disastrous fires which have recently been so frequent in New Zealand occurred early on Monday in Wellington, when the Oriental Hotel,…
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AUCTIONEERS' LICENSES.—District licenses were granted to the following auctioneers:— William Ash, Henry Bailey, Frank Andrew Bennett, Patrick Bucke, Thomas Kershaw…
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James Boyle was granted permission to run a booth at the sports at the Showground on December. 7th…
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The annual meeting of Justices for the consideration of applications for auctioneers' licenses for this district took place at the Local Court House on Tuesday last, the…
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Old-age pensioners in Singleton have been served with drink. Publicans should not forgot that this is a very serious offence, and liable to a penalty of £10…
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It is announced in our advertising columns that a quarterly [?]ng court for the district of Mur[?]di will be held at the Court Hours on Saturday, 18th January…
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BOOTH LICENSE.âFrancis Blake license of the Commercial Hotel, Branxton, was granted a booth license for a race meeting to be held on the racecourse, Branxton, on the 26th last…
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BILLIARD LICENSES.-Renewals of billiard licenses were granted to Frederick Cridge, John F. Barry, John Walsh, and Henry Atkinson, of West Maitland; and to Francis Blake, of Branxton…
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