To-day’s Leader: Post-War Migration Complaint Against Hotels
LITHGOW Sat.—Speakers at a meeting of the Hartley Trades and Labour Council alleged that some hotels in Lithgow districts…
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Hotels & licensing, 1945
154 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 2 of 8
Hotels To Close On Anzac Day
Hotels and ther licensed premises throughout Australia will be-closed all' day on Auzac Day, April 25…
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Replying to an allegation that, instead of being called up for essential work, girls were permitted to haunt hotel lounges, the Deputy Director…
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CESSNOCK Tues. — Mervjn John Olrick pleaded guilty at the Cessnock court to-day to a charge of betting in the yar[?] the…
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MUSWELLBROOK Monday—A Customs’ official and an officer of the Prices’ Commission’s branch visited the town, and…
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Branches of the R.S.L. are up in arms at the decision of the federal Government to have hotels closed throughout…
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She secretary of the Maitland Slow Council (Mr. Bert Greedy) states that the following hotelkeepers contributed to the prize…
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When licenses of hotels of Singleton are due for renewal In June next. application will be made for renewal of Hcense of the Royal Hotel In the McGrogan family for the fiftieth time, which marks one of the oldest continuous licences in the State…
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SINGLETON Sat.—It will be 50 years in June since the licence of the Royal Hotel in Georgeist Singleton was taken out in the…
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PERTH, Sat.—The Primate of Australia (Dr. Le Fanu) in his diocesan letter says that hotels should be open for eight hours…
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The report of the Licenses Reduction Board states that any adadverse report regarding black marketing trading by publicans will be…
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NEWCASTLE Monday — For betting in the bar of the Sunnyside Hotel at Broadmeadow, Thomas O’Suillivan (56), l…
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Sydney Wed—Liquor [?] ware becomimg vicious and horrible Mr. Vernon treatt, M.L.A and former Minister of Justice,…
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The Premier (Mr.McKell) said yesterday that hotelkeepers who did not supply accommodation and meals to travellers would be prosecuted…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday both licences were granted to George Henry Lee (St. Patrick's Day sports, Merriwa, 17th March), and Trevor…
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SINGLETON Friday. — Shire councillors are at times called upon to fulfil many roles, and members of the Patrick Plains…
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Noel Vaughan Lucas. 21, labourer, pleaded not guilty at West Maitland court to-day to having assaulted Bernard Harold Quinn…
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AUCKLAND (NZ) Wed. — There will be no bar in the new hotel being constructed by the Invercargill Licensing Trust…
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NEWCASTLE Wed.—Martin Joseph Kipping (46), hotel useful, was convicted in the Police Court of stealing £1/0/6,…
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SYDNEY. Monday.—The President of ULVA (Mr. Connolly) said he was confident that immediately he received news of…
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