Licensing Court
The quarterly report of the Licensing Inspector (Sen-Sergt. Peterswald) was presented, which showed that all the hotels in the district were in a satisfactory candition…
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Hotels & licensing, 1909
23 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 2
Port Kembla Hotel
In connection with the recommendation from the Licensing Bench for the granting of a license for a hotel at Port Kembla, a reply has been…
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Some time agora largely signed petition by over two-third of the residents of Port Kembla was presented to the Government praving that Mr. Charles McCaffrey, of…
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Port Kembla Hotel Petition. At the meeting on Wednesday evening of the Port Kemfola Progress Association, Mr. H. R. Lee, the…
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The license of the Steam Packet Hotel, at Shellharbor, was transferred from Henry Cunningham to James P. Brislan, of Strathfield, and formerly licensee of the…
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Sir,—Kindly grant me a space in reference to the above. The So-called Progress Committee of Port Kembla have surely put quite a new…
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At the ordinary meeting of the Port Kembla Progress Association on Monday evening, Mr. White had a motion on the business paper to…
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The quarterly Licensing Court was held in Wollongong, on Thursday, Messrs. F. P. D. Meares, P.M. (chairman), J. Kinton, and G. Lindsay on…
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AT a special Licensing Court hold at the local Courthouse yesterday, before Messrs. Thomas Love and C. W. Craig, Js.P. and Licensing…
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A well-attended meeting was held in the Church-street Hall on Thursday evening, under the auspices of the N.S.W. Temperance Alliance, the…
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A communication from the associated prohibition press of America states that in June last there were nine whole States, with a population of 16,301,000…
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A case of interest to hotelkeepers was heard in the Toowoomba Licening Court last week. Section 72 of the Lionising Act reads : "If a licensee…
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In the Assembly, recently, Mr. Carmichael (for Mr. O'Sullivan) asked the Premier,—(1.) Is it a fact that when a meeting was called on a…
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A very successful public meeting was held in the Methodist Church, Wollongong, on Tuesday night, in connection with the Methodist Illawarra District…
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In the Methodisrt Church, Wollongong, in which during the week the Illawarra Synod has been meeting a public meeting in furtherance of…
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THE approach of the General Elections for the State Parliament of N.S.W. is stimulating the interest in the Local Option poll, and the New South Wales Alliance is…
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A booth license was granted to William Raftery, of the Commercial Hotel, Albion Park in connection with the military sports to be held at Albion Park on Monday next,…
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The approach of the general elections for the State Parliament of N.S.W. is stimulating the interest in Local Option poll, and the N.S.W…
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Workers and friends interested in the above will be laid to learn that in addition to the announced meetings on hand bills. now in circulation, it has been arranged to…
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ON Wednesday evening last Mr. Albert Bruntnell, the widely known no-license advocate and general superintendent of the no-license…
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