Thieves Who Frequent Big Hotels
No imagination however vivid, can evoke stranger incidents than actually occur every day. Modern life, not less than life in former days, is full…
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Hotels & licensing, 1906
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Singleton Licensing Court Tuesday, August 7th, 1906. (Before Mr C. H. Gale, P.M., and Mr R. Faulkner, J.P.)
Renewal of publican's license was applied for by J. W. Teddiman, Agricultural Hotel. Sundry repairs had been effected, but the applicant stated that…
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Henry Atkinson applied for the transfer of the license of the Belmore Hotel to James Beatty, which was granted. William Ward applied for permission to make…
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THE member for Surry Hills asked his first question in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday afternoon, when he elicited trom the Attorney-General some information regarding…
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Edward Hitchens, licensee of the Family Hotel, in High-street, which is being dismanted prior to the erection of a more commodious and up-to-date structure, made application at the West Maitland…
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This well and favourably known hotel changed hands a few days ago, the license having been transfered from Mr. Harry Atkinson to Mr. James Beatty, son of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, August 14Th, 1906. (Before Mr. Stephen Murphy, D.S.M., and Mr R. Faulkner, J.P.)
J. W. Teddiman applied for a renewal of license of the Agricultural Hotel, south Singleton. This matter was adjourned from last…
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William 'Atkinson, licensee of the Sports-man's Arms Hotel, West Maitland, applied for the transfer of the license to John James Walsh. The application was…
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A special Licensing Court was held at the West Maitland Police Court this morning, when Mr. Stephen Murphy, P.M., Licensing Magistrate, occupied the bench. John Martin, licensee of the…
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In another column Mr. James Birrell makes the announcement that he is again conducting this well known hotel. Mr. Birrell is well and favourably known to the residents of Maitland, being highly…
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'A' special Licensing Court was held at tho West Maitland Courthouse this morning, when the bench was occupied by Mr. Stephen Murphy, Licensing Magistrate. William…
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With the exception of the private bar, which has been preserved for the purpose of temporarily carrying en the business, the old Family Hotel has been razed to the ground, and workmen have begun…
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Roland Johan Bridge applied for the transfer of the license of the Mr. Vincent Hotel to William H. Sentance. Mr. H. M. Coben, of Newcastle, appeared in support of the application, which was granted…
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At the Singleton Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Mr S. Murphy, S.M., Matthew Juratowatch was granted a renewal of coach license, to…
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We have been requested to direct attention to the advertisement of Mr. I. Upton, Proprietor of the Royal Hotel, Quirindi, and late of Willow Tree. Mr Upton is…
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Under the auspices of the Good Templar lodges, an open air meeting will be held at the corner of High and Bulwer streets to-morrow (Saturday) evening, when Mr. H.J. Fairfax and others will deliver…
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In the Sydney District Court, befpre Judgo Murray and a jury of four, Arthur Laird brought an action against Richard Gaut, licensee of the…
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News is to hand at Longreach (Q.), of a frightful tragedy which was enacted at Ilfracombe. Mr Bernard Muldoon, licenser of the Club Hotel…
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A Moree hotelkoeper has been fined, £5 and costs for allowing his adopted daughter to serve in' the bar. the defence was that, the girl had been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Singleton Letter. Licensing Court.—tuesday (Before Messrs. S. Murphy, P.m., Chairman, and R. Faulknwer, L.M.)
Boot License.—A. W. Tinkler, licensee of the imperial Hotel was granted an extension of his license to hold a booth at Glenridding next Saturday, the occasion being the holding…
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