Syrian Patriarch's Protest. Granting Hawkers' Licenses. to New Arrivals
Mr. W. Flynn, P.M., in referring to an application at Cessnock Police Court, made by a young Syrian for a hawker's license, said…
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Hotels & licensing, 1924
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Oldest Hotel. in Newcastle District
The Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, at the Junction. Newcastle, which was licensed on December 13, 1869, and has been in the possession of the M'Auliffe…
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The bearing was concluded at the Central Police Court, Sydney, of the case in which Gwendolyn Smith, aged 19, Pauline Knight, aged 19, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tragedy at a Sydney Hotel Young Woman Wounded Assailant Dead. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
At the Groat Northern Rivers Hotel, Erskine-street, to-day, William Kirkwood, aged 28, employed as useful, shot Bertha Linger, aged 37, a cook, in the…
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The application by the police calling upon Mary Agnes Hogan to show cause why her license for the Rutherford Hotel should not be cancelled,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Syrians Refused. Hawkers' Licenses. Insufficient Knowledge of Cessnock
On Tuesday last an application was made to Mr. Flynn, P.M. at the Cessnock police court by two young syrians recent arrivals in the…
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May, Abrahams applied at the Maitland Licensing Court to-day, for a hawker's part license. An objection was lodged by the police, on the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court. Billiard Saloon Application. Refused
Mr. W. A. Flynn, P.M., occupied the bench at the West Maitland Licensing Court this morning. Sydney Ernest Brogan made an…
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The statement that the Cock Tavern Kilburn High Road London, has held an uninterrupted license since 1486 is open slight correction, for…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Police Court To-day's Cases. (Before Mr Fletcher, P.m.) Billiard License Surrendered
John Henry Jurd's application for surrender of billiard license was granted. Mr. E. H. Cohen appeared for application and asked if there…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Syrians Refused Hawkers' Licenses. Insufficient Knowledge of English. Cessnock
On Tuesday last an application was made to Mr. Flynn, P.M. at the Cessnock police court by two young Syrians, recent arrivals in the…
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Mr. W. A. Flynn, P.M., occupied the bench at the West Maitland Licencing Court on Wednesday. Sydney Ernest Brogan made an…
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John Campbell Berry applied for the transfer of the license of the Rutherford Hotel from Mary Agnes Hogan, Mr. W. J. Enright…
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The first prosecutions under the Wireless Telegraphy Act were heard in North Sydney Police Court. The Information were laid by Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Electrical Licenses. Bill Read a Second Time
The Minister for Mines, in moving the second reading of the Electrical Contractors' Licensing Bill in the State House, said that the principle…
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At the Maitland Quarter Sessions yesterday, before Mr. Judge White, appeals lodged by Mr. W P. Costello, licensee of the Royal Oak Hotel,…
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John Campbell Berry applied for the transfer of the license of the Rutherford Hotel from Mary Agnes Hogan, Mr. W. J. Enright…
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The first prosecutions under the Wireless Telegraphy Act were heard in North Sydney Police Court. The informations were laid by Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Murder Charge. Surry. Hills Tragedy. Hotelkeeper Remanded. Sydney
Harry Keys, who was arrested near Murwillumbah, was charged at the Central Court, Sydney, to-day with having murdered Edward C'Neill. He…
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The Chief Secretary in moving the second reading, of the Anzac Day Bill, said it was to supplement the legislation already passed in…
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