Hotel Hours. Voting on the Referendum
Now that the point of paasage of the referendum Bill through Parliament is being approached, the Chief Secretary is taking steps to prevent the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1916
314 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 7 of 16
Licensing Court. (Before Messrs, C. H. Gale, P.M., Elias Bowden, and J.W. Birkenhend, L.Ms.)
William Henry Brown was granted a renewal of colonial wine [?] for promises in High-street. West Maitland. William Bickerion was granted two bo[?]th…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, before Mr. R. H. V. All[?] P.M., and Mr. A. Simmons, J.P., a renewal of wine license was granted to H. L. Curtis of Black Creek: and…
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Mr. Black, who as Chief Secretary, administers the Police Department, has had brought under his notice the decision of the police…
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New that the point of passage of the Referendum Bill through Parliament is being approached, the Chief Secretary is taking steps to prevent the disfranchisement of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Licensing Court. Before Messrs.C. H. gale, P.M., Elias Bowden, and J.W. Birkenhead, [?]
William Henry Brown was granted a renewal of colonial wine Teense for premises in High-street, West Maitland. William Bickerton was granted two both…
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Mr. A. Simmons, J.P., occupied the Bench with the P.M. (Mr Allnutt) during, the sitting of the Licensing Court. H. L. Curtis applied for a renewal of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Daring Hotel Robbery. Early Morning Discovery. Sensational Escape
A daring robbery by two men who had taken a room over-night, and a sensational escape, provided an carly morning and exciting incident, at Roxby's Caledonia Hotel,…
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A public meeting of the residents, convened by the Mayor, in response to a requisition, was held in the School of Arts on Saturday night, "for the purpose of talking…
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Owners and drivers of licensed vehicles are informed by the Town Cleric by advertisement in this issue that additional public standS for licensed vehicles have been…
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"It is considered by the extremists that the present calamity provides material which may be advantageously used to propagate the germs of fanaticism…
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"It is considered by the extremists that the present calamity provides material which may be advantageously used to propagate the germs of fanaticism…
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A daring robbery by two men who had taken a room over-night, and a sebsutiona[?] escape, provided an early moraine and [?]ing incident at Roxby's Caledonia Hotel…
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James Hipwell, licenses of the Abordare Hotel, was granted music permits for the nights of April 14 an 15 and Percy Jenkins. Criterion Hotel, Weston for the night of…
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About 4 a.m. on Wednesday, Mrs Roxby, of Roxby's Hotel, West Maitland, was aroused by somebody moving about in the dining-room. She…
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Mr. G. B. Waller, of Wallarobba, has been appointed a member of the Dungog Licensing Court…
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Under the War Precautions Act, the hours at which hotels within a five miles radius of military camps will be allowed to keep open to-morrow (Good Friday) will be…
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In the Licensing Court at West Maitland, this morning before Mr. C. H. [?] P.M., J. W. birkenhead L.M., J. D. Roderick, Heensee of the Douman Hotel, Abermain,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hotel Hours. Date of Referendum. Wednesday, June 7th
Mr. Black, Chief Secretary, stated on Tuesday night that Wednesday, 7th June, had been definitely decided upon as the date for the taking…
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