No-License Campaign
Mrs. G. Ardill, New South Wales Alliance organiser, opened a no-license campaign at Morpeth last evening. She addressed a large gathering at tho bridge corner, and at…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
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The No-license Campaign. Address by Mrs Ardill
There was a fairly large attendance at the Methodist Church, Fast Maitland, last evening, when Mrs. G. Ardill, New South Wales Organiser, delivered an address on the No-License Campaign…
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Mrs. Ardill, of Sydney, who is addressing a series of meeting this week in the town and district, in the interests of the no-license campaign, addressed a meeting last night at St…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Race Prejudice. Negro Cyclist Expelled From Paris Hotel. Intolerant Americans
The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" wrote from Paris on 20th April:— The American tourist when he comes…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Commercial Hotel, Largs
Mr. Edwin McNaughton intimates in our advertising columns that he has taken the Commercial Hotel at Largs, and patrons will be provided with good meals and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →No License. Effect of the Movement in New Zealand
Mr J. Dixon Ward delivered a lecture in the Redfern Town Hall on Monday evening entitled, "The Truth About No License." Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Licensing Court. THURSDAY, 25th JULY, 1907.(Before Dr.A.Y.Fullerton and Mr.R.P.Abbott, L.M's.) Wine License
John Joseph Perkins made application for a renewal of his colonial wine license for premises situated at Blandford, which was granted…
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During the week Mr. Flanders, proprietor of Eaton's Hotel, applied to the local Licensing bench for an extension of his license for the purpose of conducting a publican's booth in…
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Sir,—Will you' allow me to comment on a letter published recently in your columns, under the nom de plume of "Temperate." We do not infer…
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The adjourned application of Mr. H. R. Flanders, proprietor of Eaton's Hotel, for a license for a publican's booth in the vicinity of the saleyards during the holding of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Court. Monday, July 29, 1907. (Before Messrs E. Bowman (chairman) R T. Keys, and C. E. Doyle, L's.M)
H. R Flanders, proprietor of Eaton's Hotel, applied for a booth license in the vicinity of the local sale yards during the horse sales commencing on…
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At the Lithgow Police Court Joseph Morris was summoned by Constable H. C. Hughes, Inspector of slughter-houses under the Shires Act for Blaxland…
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According to the law recently put in force no auctioneer or tradesman can sell a second-hand article without a license. At the police court yesterday second-hand dealers' licenses were…
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In its manifesto to the electors of N.S.W. the [?]ed Licensed Victuallers' Association submits that the licensed victuallers of New South Wales as a class are as worthy of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Synod and No License
A good deal of public interest was manifested in the proceedings of the Anglican Provincial Synod, Sydney, on Thursday night when it was known there would come…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Singleton Police Court. Thursday, August 8, 1007. (Before Mr C. H. Gale. P.M., and Mr R. Faulkner, J.P.) Alleged Breaches of Licensing Act
John M'Grath was charged with being on the licensed promises of the Tradesman's Arms Hotel on Sunday last. Defendant pleaded guilty…
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At the Licensing Court, Wagga, an application by Joseph Blight, licensee of the Home Hotel, for two booth licenses for the Wagga show ground, from Tuesday, August…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Singleton Licensing Court. Thursday, August 15th. (Before Mr C.H Gale P.M.,and Mr R. Faulkner, J.P.)
J. W. Teddiman applied for a renewal of publican's license for the Agricultural Hotel. The renewal was; granted, and the hotel was assessed at the…
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Canon Boyce and his friends are stigmatised in some quarters as intemperate temperance advocates. They certainly have the courage of their…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Governor Gipps Hotel
The above long-established, and well-known. hostelry recently changed hands, and is now owned by Mr. Robert Campbell, who was until lately in business at Large. Mr. Campbell is a…
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