Licensing Act Anomaly
Under the new Liquor Act a publican may be fined £100 for selling a glass of ginger beer, but if he supplies a glass of whisky the penalty os only £20. This curios…
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Hotels & licensing, 1917
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Licensing Court. (Before Mr. C. H. Gale P.M.)
The transfer of the license of the Northumberland Hotel, Cessnock, from William Ward to William J, Collier was granted…
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Under the new Liquor Act a publican may be fined £100 for selling a glass of ginger beer, if he supplies a glass of whisky the…
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At the Licensing Court on Thursday, William Wake was granted a renewal of his license for the Sedgefield Hotel, Sedgefield. Renewals of hawker's license were granted…
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The transfer of the license of the Northumberland Hotel, Cessnock, from William Ward to William J. Collier was granted…
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At a sitting of the Licensing Court on Thursday next, application will be made by Mr A. B. Shaw (representing the Licensed Victuallers' Association)…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, Robert Austin Elliott Applied for an auctioneers license. He stated that he was to sell casually for messrs. H. York and Son at the…
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Strong protests against alleged infringe-ments of the Heensing laws were made by a large and [?] deputation which walted on Mr. J. Vaughan,…
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The Licensing Bench, including Mr. W. H. Fincham, P.M., and Messrs. A. Simmons and W. Bailey, Js.P., had a number of ap-plications before it on Thursday for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Thursday, January 11. (Before Mr. C. H. Gale, P M.). Hotel Sanitary Conveniences
John Baptiste Beisler, licensee of the Sportsman's Arms Hotel. pleaded guilty to a charge of not keeping the sanitary conveniences of the hotel in a sanitary condition…
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At the local Licensing Court on Thursday Robert Austin Elliott applied for an auctioneer's license. He stated that he was to sell casually for York and…
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London, Wednesday.—There was a remarkable scene yesterday at the Hotel Cecil, in London, which has been commandeered by the Government for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Quarterly Licensing Court Thursday, January 11th. (Before Mr W. H. Fincham, P.M., and Messrs A. Simmons and J. Bailey, J's.P.) Inspector's Report
The Licensing Inspector's report on hotels and wine businesses in the district was submitted by Senior-Sergeant Nancarrow. Two of the hotels were…
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An inquest concerning the fire that [?]curred at the Terminus Hotel, Shapparton, early on the morning of December 29, when a leger named Patrick Mackie was burnt…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, January 16, 1917. (Before Messrs. E. Bowman, chairman, J. C. White, and C. H. Cox, M's, L.B.)
The following applications were made under section 7 of the Liquor Amendment Act, 1916, for abatement of licensing fee:…
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At a meeting of the Licensing Court, comprised of licensing Magistrates E. Bowman, J. C. White, and E. H. Cox, the following applications were made under section 7 of…
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James Owers, for whom Mr. H. M. Cohen appeared applied for the renewal of the license of the Carrington Hotel, West Maitland. Applicant said that since the…
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Strong protests against alleged infringements of the licensing laws were made by a large and representative deputation which waited on Mr. J. Vaughan…
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