The New Licensing Act
LAST night the gentlemen appointed as a committed by the recent meeting of publicans were very active, notably Messrs Manson and Hunt. They visited a large…
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Hotels & licensing, 1882
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The New Publicans' Act. to the Editor of the Kiama Independent
SIR,—Although I feel quite certain the majority of the ratepayers will not trouble themselves to purchase and peruse a copy of our new act, nor trouble themselves one…
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On Friday evening last, an event of an interest and enjoyable character took place at the Royal Victoria Hotel, Fairy Meadow. And as remarked in the course of the proceeding, the occasion was…
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THE bench in the Licensing Court was occupied by Messrs. Dillon, Crane, Marsh, Addison, Buchanan, and Clark, who were called upon for the first time to decide…
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SIR,—I hope that on public grounds you will allow me to direct attention to the injustice that is being perpetrated by the authorities of the Dapto Show this year in regard to publicans' booths…
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IN response to an advertisement, a public meeting of the citzens was held on Saturday afternoon at the Theatre Royal. The attendance was small, only numbering about…
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In response to advertisement, a public meeting of citizens was held on Saturday afternoon at the Theatre Royal. The attendance was small only numbering…
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HIS Honor Sir George Innes gave judgment this morning at the Supreme Court on the vexed question, whether publicans are entiti[?] to keep open their houses after 11…
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SIR,—The ruinous effects of the liquor traffic have startled the leading men of our age. It Europe and in America one of the leading questions, is, how shall we stay the…
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Before H. Connell, Esq. A brewer's license seas granted to George Hunt, of Kiama and wholesale wine and spirit licenses to William Budd and Stephen…
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A NEW Act of Parliament is invariably the subject of a large number of judicial decisions before it is thoroughly understood, and the new Licensing Act is not likely to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Correspondence. the Licensing Act and the Sacredness of the Sabbath Day. to the Editor of the Kiama Independent
SIR,—I am sure the residents of Terralong-street and its vicinity must have been gratified as well as your humble servant at the change for the better which was so…
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Andrew Lysaght appeared charged under the new Licensing Act with having his licensed house (the Queen's Family Hotel) open after 11 o' clock on the night of the 2nd january…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New Licensing Act. Supreme Court.—tuesday. (Before their Honors Sir W. Munning, Mr. Justice Windeyer, and Sir G. Innes.) Ex-parte J. Sharpe: Prohibition
This was an appeal from the decision in Chambers of Sir George Innes, discharging a rule for a prohibition against the conviction of the applicant, the holder of a license…
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A LEGAL point was decided at Mudgee by Mr. Meares, S. M., in a case where a publican was charged with a breach of the 63rd section of the new Licensing Act. The…
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On Monday morning a deputation representing every branch of tradesmen and merchants concerned in the liquor trade waited upon the Hon, the Minister for…
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SIR,—Since the publication of my letter in a recent issue of your journal, it has very courtcously been pointed out to me by a gentleman of high legal standing, that the…
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THE Licensing Act has now been in full working order for over two months; and although this is hardly time enough to test its quality either for good or harm, yet…
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AN opinion was, on Friday last, given by the Minister for Justice to a deputation as to the exercise of the discretionary power vested in the Licensing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court Friday, April 21. (Before Mr. A. A. Turner, P.M. Chairman, and Messrs. J. Biggar and W. J. R. Jenkins, J's.P.)
The Chairman stated that this was the first sitting of the Licensing Court under the new Licensing Act, that there were a large number of applications to be considered, and that several of…
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