Country Hotel Award
The hotel employees' country award has been varied to give a net weekly increase of 3/3 to males and 1/3 to females. The Acting-Registrar (Mr…
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Hotels & licensing, 1924
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Licensing Court
At a sitting of the licensing court on Friday, renewals of hawkers' licenses were granted to Dolat Khan, Namet Khan, and Abraham Mousa; and an…
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Although gun licenses have to be renewed every year, very few have been renewed in West Maitland so far. This is supposed to be done…
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The growth of the motor trade throughout the district is evidenced by the increase received in registration fees. The total amount paid into…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Christmas Wine. Sold Without a License. Ex-mayor Fined
Ald. A. J. Hurford, ex-Mayor and Deputy-Mayor of Bathurst was convicted on a charge of having sold wine without a license. A fine of £30, or…
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The Rev. C. E. Schafer Methodist Minister for Adelaide has declared that he will make the shortening of hours at which liquor can be sold in…
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OF A reminder given earlier in the week that all gun licenses must be renewed immediately, has had some effect for, during the last three…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cessnock Hotel Case Licensee Fined Stay of Proceedings Granted
Mr. A. R. Perry, P.M. in the Cessnock Police Court this morning gave his reserved decision in the case in which Thomas Joseph Lorenzo…
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The license of the Gungal Hotel has been transferred from A. E. Lyndon to Edward Leonard, of Sydney…
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Mr. Perry, P.M., gave his reserved decision in the case in which Tom Lorenzo, licensee of the Cessnock Hotel, was charged with supplying…
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To avoid troublesome consequences owners of guns in the district should lose no further time in registering same. The guns should be registered…
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Mr. Perry, P.M., gave, his reserved decision in the case in which Tom Lorenzo, licensee of the Cessnock Hotel, was charged with supplying…
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On Samoa Island there are holes were guests are entered for free of charge. Every village on the island possesses a guest house, known as a…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Wireless. Broadcasting Licenses
Up to the present, six broadcasting licenses have been issued by the Postal Department—three in Sydney, two in Methoure, and one in Adelaide. In…
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An unusual case was held in the Glen Innes police court when Mr. W. W. H. Howell, licensee of the races at Glen Innes on December…
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January is the month in which owners of guns are required to attend to their licenses. Every person who has a gun or any…
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Mr. Harry Baxter has disposed of the Aberdare Hotel, Vincent Street, Cessnock, to Mr. Bird, formerly licensee of a hotel at Balmain, and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Vehicle and Drivers' Licenses
The inspector submitted to the Shire Council yesterday lists of persons who had made application for vehicle and drivers' licenses to ply…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Wireless. Broadcasting Licenses
Up to the present six broadcasting licenses have been issued by the Postal Department—three in Sydney, two in Melbourne and one in Adelaide. In…
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At a sitting of the Licensing Court yesterday, two booth licenses were granted to J. C. McIntyre for the Singleton races, on January 30…
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