Hotel Licenses
As will be perceived by our report of the proceedings at the Singleton Licensing Court on Tuesday last, under the new Licensing Act, the annual value of the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1906
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Licensing Court
Auctioneers License.-James G. Markham applied for and was granted an auctioneer's license for the district of Maitland. Hawkers' Licenses.—Charles Adolophus Brown…
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This morning the who d-have-though[?] Hotel, three miles from town, on the road to the plains, was totally destroyed by fire, and only three chimneys were left standing…
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 2ND, 1906. (Before Mr E. A. L. Sharpe, P.M., and Messrs B. Faulkner and C. W. Doyle, Js.P.)…
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This morning the Who'd-Have-Thought-It Hotel, three miles from town, on the road to the plains, was totally destroyed by fire, and only…
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Publicans will do well to note, in view of renewals of licenses, the scale of fees demanded under. the new Liquor Act, which run as follows:-(a)…
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Thus morning the Who[?]d-Have-Thought-It Hotel, three miles from town on the road to the plains, was totally destroyed by fire and only three chi[?]neys were left standing…
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At the above court yesterday, before the Licensing Magistrates, Messrs.E. Bowman and R. T. Keys, a renewal of license was granted to Mr. E. R. Davis for the Royal…
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Breaches of the New Liquor Act.—Many Peters was charged under section 9 of the new Liquor Act with having, ont he 3rd instant, sent Emma Peters, a child under the…
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Publicans will do well to note, in view of renewals of licenses, the scale of fees demanded under the new Liquor Act, which runs as…
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Forfeiture of Liquor.—John W. Garbutt, secretary and owner of Liquor on behalf of the Heddon-Greta Workmen's Club and Mutual School of Arts, on the application of…
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A case, probably without parallel, has just occurred' at Warren. The licensee of an hotel expired in October. The fact appears to have been…
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A publican in the city to-day was fined £3 for allowing four men upon his premises at unlawful hours. The accused said that the men were…
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The New Liquor Act.—Richard Wood, licensee of the East Greta Hotel, was charged with having on January 5. at 11.18 p.m.; permitted drunkenness to take place on his licensed premises.—…
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At Sydney Central Police Court on Tuesday, Annie Mary Brown was fined £30, in default two months' imprisonment with hard laboour for…
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A case, probably without parallel, has just occurred at Warren. The license of an hotel expired in Octoter last. The fact appears to have been overlooked by the…
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At the Glebe Police Court on Thursday, Daniel Hannam, the licenses of the Victoria Hotel at Annandale, and another, Patrick Adams, a…
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An application for a publican's booth license for the 26th January was granted J. J. Duffy. This concluded the business of the…
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Two publicans were fined £5 each to-day for having persons on their premises after hours. Two women were fined £1 each who…
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Edwin Smith. Matthew Duggan, and Thomas Molloy pleaded not guilty to informations charging them with having, on the 7th instant, been found on licensed premises known as the Railway Hotel…
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