Forbes. an Hotel Burned Down
The Railway Hotel, Forbes, was destroyed by fire last night. The outbreak was due to the bursting of a kerosene lamp. The adjoining shop was also gutted…
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Hotels & licensing, 1902
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Charge Against a Publican
The inquest on tho body of Maud Marsh, a bar-maid of n Southward hotel, whose proprietor, George Chapman, is charged with murdering ber, was resumed yesterday. The ocidonco of the analyst…
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The inquest on the body of Maud Marsh, a barmaid in a Southwark Hotel, was concluded yesterday. The Jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against George chapman. the proprietor of the hotel…
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AT the police court, to-day, James Wyndham, restaurant keepar, Erakine [?]set, was fined £100 or nine months imprisonment, for selling ten bottles…
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The members of the Licensing Bouch present were Mr. W. B. Smith (chairman). Mr. R. Scoble, and Mr. H. Crothers. BILLILARD LICENSES.— Renewals of billiard licenses…
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Renewals of hotel and billiard licenses were granted to Mr. E. Davis (Railway Hotel), and Mr. Dudley Weldon (Royal Hotel)…
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A RENEW[?] of a publican's license was granted [?] Hag[?] Agnes Herne, for the Singleton Hotel, Etizabeth street, there being no police…
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The members of the Licensing Bench present were—Mr. W. B. Smith (chairman), Mr. R. Scobie, and Mr. H. Crothers. BILLIARD LICENSES.—Renewals of billiard licenses…
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BILLIARD LICENSE.—Henry Atkinson, of the Belmore Hotel, was granted a renewal of has billiard license…
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A TRAGEDY took place in the Selborne Hotel, Adelaide, on Saturday morning, when Mr Walter A. Langley, the lessee, shot, himself dead with a rifle…
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