Cessnock Hotel Robbed
A sensation was caused in Cessnock on Sunday evening last, when it became known that Mr. A. W. Howard, the well-known licensee of…
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Hotels & licensing, 1905
140 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 5 of 7
Licensing Court
Transfer of a License.—Henry Crebert made application for the transfer of the license of the Lochinvar Hotel to Thomas McIntosh, which was granted…
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Henry Moors and James McGrogan, licensed victuallers, applied for an extension it their licenses to permit of their haying a booth on the show ground during the currency of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Severe Thunderstorm. Hotel Struck by Lightning
During a heavy thunderstorm at Sydney on Saturday night, Moore Park Hotel was struck in three places. The licenses, Mrs L. M. Kent, her sister…
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At the Singleton Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Mr E. A. L. Sharpe, P.Mr., Henry Moore (Tradesman's Arms Hotel) and James M'Grogan (Royal…
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The next battle will be over the Licensing Bill. " The trade" is more seriously alarmed this time than it has ever been before. There is remarkalile unanimity between the licensed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire in George Street. Stables and Sheds Burned. Royal Hotel Threatened
About two o'clock on Thursday afternoon, a fire occurred in premises off George, Street that at one time threatened to be attended with very…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The History of Australian Bushranging. All Rights Reserved] Part Iv. 1869 to 1878. Chapter Xix. the Kelly Gang. the Conflict at the Hotel and Capture of Ned Kelly
As soon as the engine and special train had crept up to the station the order was given by the officer in charge, and the troopers, black-trackers,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensed Victuallers' Association. Address by Mr. John Ashton
"A meeting of hotelkeepers, hotel owners, and of those interested in the liquor traffic was held in the School of Arts yesterday afternoon, to hear an address by Mr. John…
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Permits to Visit Hotels.—On the application of Sub-Inspector Sykes, Senior-Constables Dunahea, Hickey, and Dolman were granted authority under Section 83 of the Liquor Act to enter hotels, with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local News. Colonial Wine License
At a Liceusing Court, before Messrs R. Faulkner and C.W. Doyle, on Tuesday, a renewal of a colonial wine license was granted to Philip Smyth,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The History of Australian Bushranging. [All Rights Reserved ] Part Iv. 1869 to 1878. Chapter Xix. the Kelly Gang. the Conflict at the Hotel and Capture of Ned Kelly
The outlaw was quite composed, and in answer to inquiries he made the following statement:—"What I in-tended to do, and in fact was just about…
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Last Sunday night Mr. Thomas Atkinson’s bedroom was entered by a sneak thief, and the sum of £30 abstracted from a chest of drawers—one…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tuesday's Licensing Court. (Before the Chairman.)
Booth License,—James Rogers was granted an extension of his license to hold a booth at the Show Ground on October 14. License Transferred.—An application for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Topics of the Day. Compensation for Unrenewed Licenses
In moving the second rending of the Liquor Bill, the Attorney-General (Mr, Wade) gave indication that the Gover came is entirely opposed to monetary although a…
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At the Licensing Court held on Tuesday, before Mr E. A. L. Sharpe, P.M., a transfer of the publican's Hotel, Jerry's Plains,…
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THE Attorney-General made an excellent speech in moving the second reading of the Licensing Bill. Aiming to minimise evils of excessive drinking…
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In the Licensing Court, before Messrs. C. H. Gale, F. A. Parbury, and Dr. Scott, Mr. J. A. K Shaw applied, on behalf of C. M. Logan…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The History of Australian Bushranging. [All Rights Reserved] Part Iv. 1869 to 1878. Chapter Xix. the Kelly Gang. the Conflict at the Hotel and Capture of Ned Kelly
At half-past two on Monday morning, Ned Kelly said something to the effect that he did not think the special train was coming, and I then…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Plaints and Licenses
A District Court will be held at Singleton on November. 3rd, and the last day of lodging plaints will be the 17th October. It will be well for…
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