Publican’s Appeal Succeeds
NEWCASTLE Thursday, — Judge Nieid to-day upheld the appeal add set aside the conviction of John. William Wallace,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1946
241 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 10 of 13
Community Hotel Wanted at Gosford Council Applies for Liquor License
Gesford Municipal Council has applied for a liquor license, and intends to establish a community hotel with 100 rooms…
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The following report and recommendations from Mr. J. S. Donaldson (health inspector) were adopted at Wednesday's meeting of the…
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TAMWORTH: An attempt to establish a beer garden at the Bendemeer Hotel, about 26 miles from Tamworth was opposed…
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Inspector G. Noble, of the West Maitland police, has been notified by the Attorney-General’s Department that he has been…
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New South Wales publicans on Wednesday received a circular from the U.L.V.A. stating that under the new Liquor Act it is an…
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MUSWELLBROOK: The following report and recommendations from Mr. J. S. Donaldson (health inspector) were adopted…
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NEW YORK. Oct, 27.—The death has occurred of. Mr. John H. Hicholaon, the last of the three rounders of The Gldeeons,…
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Three hotels and a number of business premises were robbed on Monday night. Police believe the thieves arrived in town by car and departed…
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Sir,—I have been waiting for some days to see if a reply would be made to the letter signed “Drinker” in a recent issue of the “Mercury.”…
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TRANGIE, Tuesday. — Three hotels and a number of business premises were robbed on Monday. Police believe the thieves arrived…
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Former popular holiday hotel at Bowral, the Hotel Ranelagh, has been bought by the Franciscan Fathers of Bonaventure College, Waverley,…
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Sir.—When I read of Mr. Donaldson s recommendation to licence boarding houses, under the heading of "Council News" in your edition of…
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There have been six hotels in the town since its establishment but not all of them were in operation at the same time. present licencee is Mr. Rupert Laurie, brother of boniface Fred Laurie, who held the licence for some 17 years…
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WASHINGTON, NOV. 1—The weeks old strike of 6000 employees in 18 of Washington’s principal hotels was settled on…
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In the Licensing Court this morning, under Mr. V. Wells, Licensing Magistrate, the application of John Moulos, restaurant proprieior, of…
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The application by Mrs. Irene Alma Brooker, proprietress of the Empire Cafe, for a license to sell light wines and malted…
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The Licensing Magistrate Mr. V. Wells, this morning refused to grant a spirit merchant's license to Mrs. Johanna Wolfgang,…
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Before Mr. H. L. Sargean, P.M., at Cessnock Police Court to-day, Melville Douglas Guy, was charged with carrying on the business of a…
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NEWCASTLE. Tuesday.—For betting in the bar of the Westminster Hotel. Newcastle, on October 19, Robert Skinner (22),…
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