Three Meals a Day Must Be Provided By Hotels
When hotel licences were being renewed at a special licensing court at West Maitland to-day, inspector J. J. Treacy drew…
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Hotels & licensing, 1944
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Police Magistrate to Hotelkeepers Must Provide Three Meals Daily
Hotelkeepers were required to provide accommodation and three meals a day, not merely bed and breakfast, Mr. Beavers, P.M., said in the…
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NEWCASTLE Tuesday—Reference to the supply of -meals to the general public by hotelkeepers was made to-day by…
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All hotel-keepers in Singleton but one yesterday appeared before Mr. J. McElroy, P.M., in the special licensing, court, the have…
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When hotel licences were being renewed at a special licensing court at West Maitland, Inspector J. J. Treacy drew attention to the fact that some of…
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SINGLETON Friday—A the Licensing Court at Singleton, before Mr. J. McElroy, PM, nine applications for the renewal of…
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SYDNEY Tuesday—Bombadier N. J. A[?]stone, 25, of Victoria, and Pte. J. V. Wallace, 24, of Bega, two members of the AIF, were…
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Edward Ferguson, licensee of the Exchange Hotel, West Maitland, was fined £5 and 8/ costs by Mr. I. Beavers, PM, at West…
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NEWCASTLE Thurs—“If you are disposed to ride rough-shod over the law and exhibit recklessness in the conduct of your…
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More than 1000 women and girls from hotel staffs throughout the State had been sent to work in hospitals and mental institutions in…
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In Sydney's 600 hotels the weekly loss of beer glasses by theft and breakages is 180,099. This is the estimate of the President of the U.L.V.A. (Mr. N…
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More than 1000 women and girls from hotel staffs throughout the Sate had been sent to work in hospitals and mental institutions in three months…
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More than 1000 women and girls from hotel staffs throughout the State had been sent to work in hospitals and mental institutions…
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A flying bomb fell on a crowded public house in England shortly before closing time. The wife of the licensee and two customers were…
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The Deputy Director of Manpower (Mr. Bellemore) said he would have no compunction in manpowering barmaids or…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—If licensing magistrates issue certificates on their requirements, the. Rationing Commission will arrange for…
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Recently Forbes police, through their officer-in-charge, Inspector, McCormack, prevented the Diggers' Race Club from holding a meeting on hotel premises for…
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Kearsley Shire Council decided at its meeting on Tuesday night on the [?] od Cr, Johson to apply for a taxi [?]for E. G. Parsons for…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The NRMA continues to receive complaints from travellers regarding inability to secure reasonable good at…
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SYDNEY Sat.—Hotels will open, in New South Wales on August 19, the day on which the Referendum will be-taken…
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