Report on Hotels
Presenting the quarterly report to the licensing court at West Maitland to-day. Sergeant W. J. L. Wright said that four hotels…
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Hotels & licensing, 1946
241 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 8 of 13
Publican’s Conviction Recorded
NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—In refuting an application hot to record a conviction against a publican to-day, Mr. Carr-Boyd,…
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The licence of Enton's Hotel was transferred yesterday from C. E. D. Richardoon to J. H. Flanders, a son of the late Mr. H. R. Flanders, who…
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Two brothers, Peter John Dignam, aged 31, and Eric Stanley Dignam, aged 34, now residing at Balgowlah, but for most of their…
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SINGLETON, Saturday—John Wallace Benson, licensee of the wine shop at Belford for the pact 10 years, was, at Singleton court…
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ADELAIDE, Saturday.—Hotel keepers in the Metropolises area bare decided that from December [?] special [?] will be…
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Mr. W. A. Enright appeared and pleaded guilty for mary Margaret O’Donnell when she was charged at West Maitland Court…
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SINGLETON Wednesday.— Licensing Magistrate, Mr. V. H. Wells, at Singleton Court, allowed Miss M. E. Melr one year…
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In the local licensing court before Mr. G. F. Scott, P.M., John Teddiman, licensee of the Tradesman's Arms Hotel, was granted a temporary…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Singleton Has Centenarian in Hotels Youngest One Is No Baby, Either
Singleton has a centenarian in hotels, the age being 110 years. Sgt. J. Dwyer, local licensing inspector, said at a special sitting…
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BRISBANE Monday.— Guests at the Royal Hotel at Oakey, in southern Queensland, had to jump to safety when fire…
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From the Department of Road Transport and Tramways referring to application by Mr. Aiken for permission to operate an omnibus service…
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From Borthwick and Wilson, Solicitors, Taree, advising that they had been instructed to act on behalf of certain interested parites in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Country Air Services to Be Developed Government to Allocate Licenses
The Federal Government has decided that comprehensive air services would be developed in country districts, the Minister for Commerce…
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At the Licensing Court on Wednesday, William Joseph Powell was granted permission to effect material alterations and provide an additional…
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Within an hour of flames being first discovered, fire completely destroyed the Glenreagh Hotel early on Monday afternoon…
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Quests at the Hotel Canberra waited for 40 minutes for their dinner last night until a strike of waitresses was settled…
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The pork was brought by truck to a certain hotel and carved up in the cellar. It did not matter that those who did the carving were not…
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LONDON, Sept. 10.—It was announced by the War Office that four first-class Japanese hotels are being made available by…
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SYDNEY Wed—No Inquiries, so far, have been received from municipal councils about erecting community hotels, the Chief…
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