Hotel Licence Transferred
The licence of the Royal Hotel, Morpeth, was transferred by Mr. F. R. Wood. S.M., at West Maitland court to-day from Archibald Moore…
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Hotels & licensing, 1949
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Hotel Licensee Fined
QUIRINDI.—Before Mr. J. B Hodgson, SM, at the Quirindi Court, Leo Thomas Baker was charged with keeping his…
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FORSTER, Friday. — Stroud Shire Council decided to take a referendum of all ratepayers in the shire on the question of…
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From Forster Chamber of Commerce requesting that the Council arrange a special loan on Forster or the area of V Riding to cover the building…
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At a special meeting of Stroud Shire Council on Thursday, it was decided, on the casting vote of the President, Cr. C. Flannery, to take a poll…
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SYDNEY, Sat. — More than 1000 workers in Canberra hostels will stop work on Monday as a protest against a proposed…
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As licensing magistrate, Mr. F. E. Wood to-day granted permission to Benjamin Howells, of Paxton Hotel, Paxton, to be absent from the…
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Whether the Singleton showground was being turned into a piggery or not had been discussed in hotel bars, on street…
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Six months' leave of absence was granted.Benjamin Howells, licensee of Paxton Hotel, Paxton, at the Maitland License Court yesterday,…
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Mr. H. H. Adcock, Clerk to Stroud Shire Council ,and Returning Officer for the Referendum decided upon by Council for March 19, has been…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—Regulations laying down a minimum standard for meals served at licensed hotel premises were announced by the…
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BRISBANE: In the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Matthews sentenced a man to twelve months' gaol for dangerous driving and…
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Beer drinkers themselves, and not the publicans, were largely to blame for any Saturday afternoon closing of hotels, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Plane Carried 37: Licensed for 2
The Lockheed Hudson which crashed at Lae, New Guinea, on April 18 last year, killing 37 persons, was licensed to carry only two…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Refused to Serve Meals Licensees Fined
Two Sydney hotelkeepers were fined a total of £40 in the Licensing Court for having refused to serve meals…
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An application from Raymond Harrison, hotel licensee, to effect material alterations to the Hunter Hotel, Muswellbrook, was granted. A…
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Two hotelkeepers were fined in the Licensing Court yesterday for having refused to supply meals…
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SYDNEY.— The travelling public will appreciate the Government’s efforts to ensure that hotels provide reasonable meals,…
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The Publican's Booth on the southern side of the ground at the forthcoming Dungog Show will be conducted by Mr. Jack McCauley, mine…
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SYDNEY, Sat.—The NRMA appeals to the public to assist directly in the campaign against Fublica[?]a who commit breaches…
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