Hotel Staffs
Representations have been made to the Director General of Man Power bringing under notice the difficulties being experienced by hotels in maintaining their…
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Hotels & licensing, 1943
155 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 2 of 8
Pig Keeper Trading Without License Kearsley Council Takes Action
The Acting Inspector of the Kearsley Shire (Mr. G. Walters) submitted the following statement to the Council at its meeting on Tuesday…
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The licence of Tattersall’s Hotel. Greta, was transferred by Mr. G. J. Johnstons PM, at West Maitland to-day from…
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BULL Monday—The hotel at Thirroul was boycotted by [?] yesterday when the proprietor rejected an ultimatum…
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Charged with vagrancy Harold old Ward was sentenced to three months’, imprisonment at West Maitland court to-day…
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The hotel at Thirroul was boycotted by unionists on Saturday when the proprietor rejected an ultimatum that he should sell schooners…
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At Cessnock Police Court this morning, before Mr. C. G. Johnstone, P.M. William Henry Stewart Stevenson was…
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From the unions' viewpoint, all hotels in the Newcastle district are on the black list. No arrangements have yet been made to picket hotels…
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NEWCASTLE Tuesday.—From the unions viewpoint all hotels in Newcastle district are on the “black” list…
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Arising out of a disturbance in a hotel at Darlinghurst, during which 40 dozen glasess and many bottles were broken, George Delaney, 22,…
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SYDNEY Tuesday[?]Hotel keepers who had supplies of beer were not entitled to close their hotels during the hours fixed for…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, Maud Elizabeth McRitchie, owner in possession to the exclusion of the licensee, applied for a transfer to her…
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SYDNEY Friday — Reports have reached the NRMA that extraordinarily high tariff charges have been made recently at some…
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Hotelkeepers who had supplies of beer were not entitled to close their hotels during the hours fixed for opening, said the Premier, Mr. McKell, in…
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SYDNEY Friday — Although the State Liquor Act imposes an obligation on hotels to provide sleeping [?]…
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Although the State Liquor Act imposes an obligation on licensees to provide sleeping accommodation, not 10 percent, of suburban…
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Eva Isobel Wright licences of the Exchange Hotel West Maitland, was fined [?] and [?] costs on each of two charges [?]…
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SINGLETON Monday.—The sum of £2 was stolen from a bedroom at the Albion Hotel on Saturday night Singleton police…
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During the week-end the activities of a hotel barber proved costly to a guest at the Albion Hotel, John Street. Tire thief obtained the sum…
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The world's largest single piece of timber, its origin obscure, and its genus disputed, has been sold by the firm of "New York Furniture…
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