Watered Beer Prosecutions Against Publicans Being Considered
Prosecutions against publicans found to have watered beer were being considered, the Collector of Customs (Mr Mitchell) said…
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Hotels & licensing, 1942
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Fire at Hotel
SINGLETON Monday.—A fire in the back portion of McPhee’s Club House Hotel yesterday afternoon, was extinguished before any damage…
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Charged at West Maitland Court today with having been drunk and behaved in an offensive manner. john Williams, 27,…
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CANBERRA Wed-— Federal Ministers are giving consideration to a proposal that inspectors should, be appointed to police…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Men of Military Age in Hotel Lounges Complaints to Government Canberra
Federal Ministers are giving consideration to the proposal that inspectors should be appointed to police hotels, billiard…
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A case of great importance to hotel proprietors and licensees was decided at the Mudgee District Court, before Judge Shortland. On the application of the…
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NEWCASTLE Thursday.—On September [?] Len. Dawson [?]…
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MELBOURNE Saturday—The Rationing Commission has Announced that the new three tea rationing period-for…
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At the Quarterly Licensing Court yesterday the licence of the Fitzroy Hotel, Merriwa, was transferred to Florence Jones, widow of the late…
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In the Scone Licensing Court, on Wednesday last—the Licensing Magistrate, Mr. J. McElroy, occupied the Bench—an application to transfer…
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Mr. W. Peden, of Brilge-street, Cessnock, at the Cessnock Municipal Council on Tuesday night, was granted a license to for hire with Buick…
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Mr. A. Bryant, P.M., commenting in the Murwillumbah Licensing Court on a report by the Licensing Inspector, that four hotels in his…
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More than 400 petrol consumers' licenses have either been impounded or their holders have been asked to explain the use of their ration following…
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Mr. M. Snape, President Cessnock Agricultural Association, states that the Cessnock dog license has been renewed…
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NEWCASTLE Tuesday. — Inspector McCormack, in his quarterly licensing report to-day, said there are 114 hotels in the…
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Mr. R. B. Nott, M.L.A., primary producers' representative on the Commonwealth Liquid Fuel Control Board, advises that the Board…
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On a charge of watering beer sold at Belfield's Hotel, George and King Streets, Sydney, Albert L. Brown, zicencee, pleaded guilty in Central…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Sold Liquor to Girl of 16 Publican Fined £3
For having supplied liquor to a girl under 18, Leonard Graham Swan, licensee of the Century Hotel, George Street, Sydney, was fined £3…
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During the last war Shepheard's Hotel, Cairo, was open only to officers. Some of the brass hats objected to the presence of Australian privates…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, the licence of the Hotel Hunter was transferred from Raymond Hall Harrison (represented by Mr. E. W…
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