Licensing Court
The members of the court present were Messrs. G. F. Scoot (Chairman) and H. Crothers. EAST GRUTA HOTEL.—An application was made for a transfer of the license of the East Greta Hotel…
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Hotels & licensing, 1902
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To the Editor. the Licensed Victuallers' Cricket Match
SIR,—I beg to correct the statement in the report of the Hospital committee meeting to the effect "that Mr. Difford, as sole [?] of the recent cricket match between…
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At Clontarf on Saturday the State Treasury in the course of :i speech delivered it the annual gathering of Messrs. Tooth and Co.'s employee mentioned that he was engaged framing a bill to amend…
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The members of the court present were Messrs. G. F. Scott (Chairman) and Henry Crothers. APPLICATION REFUSED.—The adjourned application for the transfer of the license of the East [?]…
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An application was made on Thursday, Feb. 27, to Mr. Justice Owen and Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson in the Full Court in respect of the proposed extension of Adams' Hotel, in Sydney…
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Members of the Court present were Messrs. G. F. Scott (Chairman) and Henry Crothers: BOOTH LICENSES.—William Atkinson was granted booth licenses for two booths on the Albion…
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The members of the Court present this morning were Messrs. O. P. Scott (Chairman) and Henry Crothers.—A license for a booth at St. Patrick's sports, on tho Albion Ground…
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An important point to hotel-keepers cropped up at the Ballina Police Court on Monday. Thomas M'Mahon, licensee of the Exchange Hotel, applied for an order to sell goods left at his hotel…
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The members of the Court present were Messrs. G. F. Scott (chairman) ans Henry Crothers. TRANSFER.—An application for the transfer of the license of the East Greta Hotel from Patrick…
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The following example of American "humour" appeals on the back of an (laborately ornamented card setting forth the merits of a "strictly first class" hotel in…
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At the Quirindi Police Court on Wednesday, 12th instant, before Mr. E. Jones, P.M. Orweld Septimas Wilkinson proceeded against William…
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9The members of the court present were Mr. G. F. Scott (Chairman) and Mr. H. Crothers. BOOTH LICENSE.—William Difford applied for, and was granted, a licenses for a publican's booth at the…
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The members of the Court present were Mr. G. E. Scott (chairman) and Mr. H. Crothers. BOOTH LICENSE.—John Thomas Murphy was granted a license for a booth at Buchanam races on…
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A MUSICAL Parmit was granted to J. A. Burness, of the lmperial Hotel, Singleton, for the night of the 29th inst., from 7 to 11 p.m…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Singleton Letter. Singleton Licensing Court. Tuesday. (Before Mr. G. F. Scott, P.M., Messrs. St. Thos. Loder and Robert Faulkner. Js.P.)
RENEWALS OF LICENSES.—Renewal of a publican's license was granted to F. J. Dorrington, of Broke.—Renewal of a colonial wine license was granted to R. J.McCosker, of Black Creek…
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(Before Mr G. F. Scott, P.M., and Messrs St. Th[?]s. Loder and R. Fau[?]kner, J's.P) A RENEWAL of a colonial wine license…
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Mr. E Taylor, lic[?] of the Wentworth Hotel, [?]ge, was granted a renewal of his [?] Mr. W. Difford, pro[?]tor of the Port [?] Hotel, was granted permission to conduc[?]…
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A description of how a curate eked out his living a century ago is interesting. It was during the vicariate of Luke Smelt—1709-1771.—at Lastingham, that…
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SUSANNAH MATHIAS applied for a new publican's license'for premises situated at Gungal, and to be known as the Federal Hotel. The application…
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