Licensing Court
Sunday Selling.—Jeaunie Evatt, licensee of the Bank Hotel, East Maitland, was charged with having kept her licensed premises open for the sale of liquor during prohibited hours on Sunday,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1903
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Local and General. Mr. Bayliss, dentist, Dowling St. Dungog (opposite Royal Hotel)
BROOKFIELD.—A clearing out sale will be conducted at the residence of Mr M'Walsh, of Brookfield, on Thursday next, by Messrs Carlton and…
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Renewals of colonial wine linenses were granted to Thos. Moran, of Page River, and Samuel Jennison. of Bunnan there being no police objection…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court. Friday, October 2, 1963. Before Mr. C. H. Gale (Chairman), Mr. F. A. Parbary and Dr. H. J. H. Scott
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN made application for a colonial wine license situated at Wingen. Messrs. R. H. Levien and J. A. K. Shaw appeared in support of…
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At a Licensing Court held on Tuesday before Messrs E. L. Sharpo, P.M. R. Fawkner and St. Thomas Loder, Js.P., renewal of publicans' licenses were granted…
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The quarterly meeting of the West Maitland Licensing Court was held at the courthouse to-day. All the members of the bench were present—Messrs. E. A. Sharpe, P.M., R. Scobie, and H. Crothers,…
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The quarterly meeting of the West Maitland Licensing COurt was continued yesterday afternoon after our report closed. Edwin Joseph Pepper applied for a conditional…
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In the St. Charles Hotel, Washington, there was displayed in the years 1830-61 a framed notice to the slave-holding and slave-trading guests, which read:…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, October, 20Th. (Before Messrs E. A. L. Sharpe, P.M., R. Faulkner and St. Thos. Loder, Js P.). Quareerly Licensing Report
Senior-Constable Whitfield, as inspector of licensed houses, presented his quarterly report upon the condition of hotels in Singleton…
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A case of interest ot hotelkeepers was heard at the Katoomba Police Court. J.H.Hassall, of Lithgow, proceeded against J. E. Bashford, licensce of the Railway Hotel, Katoomba, on an information…
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The Albion Hotel, Condobolin, was completely destroyed by fire this morning. "The Lachiander" newspaper office, which adjoins the premises, was saved with difficulty…
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We would remind local auctioneers that Tuesday next, November 3rd, is the last date on which renewal of licenses must be lodged with the C.P.S. or applications for…
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MODERATION is, at all times, an excellent quality, and is thE handmaiden of Toleration, and when these two walk the earth, circumspectly,…
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A cASE embodying the question whether, by the passing of the Federal Beer Excise Act, the State was entitled to charge the brewers any fee…
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It is interesting to learn that the Ansonia Hotel, New York, the largest in the world, contains 2,500 rooms, with 340 distinct suil[?] above ground. There are nearly 200 miles of…
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Application for Transfer of a License.—An application for the transfer of the license of the Family Hotel, Greta, from William Tobin to Agnes Summerville Mulligan, had been ledged. But the parties…
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AT the Tenterfield District Court on Tuesday, Judge Murray presiding, there was one case of especial interest to publicans. The licensee of Sandy…
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Booth License.—William Thompson, of the Caledonian Hotel, Homeville was granted a license for a publicans's booth on the Albion GRound during the visit of the English cricketers next week…
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Auctioneers' licenses were granted to Messrs H. York, W. H. York, H. M. Bailey, P. Bourke, F. A. Bonnett, W. Ash, Harry Pinehin, J. Falkiner, A…
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Transfers.—The license of the Lochinvar Hotel was transferred from Alfred E. Howard to Arthur Abednego Howard; and the license of a billiard room at Kurri Kurri, from Archibald McDonald to…
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