W'gong Court WEDNESDAY. (Before Mr. Goldie S.m.) Billiard License
William James Robson made application for a billiard license for new premises in Railway St., Corrimal. There was no police objecton…
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Hotels & licensing, 1936
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Panorama Hotel
In connection with, the Reliability trial for women drivers last Sunday, which came to the top of Bull Pass, over 240 persons visited the Panorama…
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Further evidence in connection with the application of Alfred Bell licensee of the Illawarra Lake Hotel, Brownsville to transfer the license…
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William Williams, John Johnslon Frank Johnston and Harry Clegg were charged with carrying away liquor from licensed premises…
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Roy W. Elliott was charged with having an inefficient silencer on his motor cycle, and pleaded guilty. Constable King gave evidence of the…
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At the Kiama Licensing Court on Wednesday, before Mr. W. C. Geakie, an application was made by the Licensing Inspector (Sergt. Dibden) for…
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The Licensing Bench (Messrs Laidlaw chairman, Cohen and Geikie), dismissed the application of Alfred Ball to remove the license of the…
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James Orvad and Donald Walker each pleaded guilty to a charge of being found on the licensed premises of the Family Hotel, at Bulli, on 27th…
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An application was lodged at the Wollongong C.P.S. office this week for the transfer of the Paragon Hotel, Walker street, Helensburgh to…
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George Thomas Myers was charged with failing to keep the bar of his licensed premises closed during prohibited hours…
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Sixteen defendants were charged with being on licensed premises, Figtree Hotel, during unlawufl hours on Sunday, July 26th…
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Sir,—I understand that application' is to be made for the transfer, of an, hotel to Wollongong from an outlying; centre. I would suggest that no license…
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Before Mr. Laidlaw, Chairman of the Licensing Court, at the Wollongong Police Court, an application commenced on Tuesday to…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Correspondence Hotel Accommodation Wollongong. (To the Editor)
Dear Sir,—Your correspondent, "Old Resident," draws attention to the serious want of extra hotel accommodation at present existing in…
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Sir,—Your correspondent "Old Resident' draws attention to the serious want of extra hotel accommodation at present existing in…
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At Wollongong Courthouse this week, Mr. Laidlaw, chairman of the Licensing Court heard an application by R. C. J. Floyd for the transfer of…
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The healing of the application to transfer the license of the Paragon Hotel from Helensburgh to Wollongong, was continued at the…
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The Licensing Court (Mr. Laidlaw) heard further evidence at Wollongong Coorthouse last Friday in respect to the application to move the…
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At Tuesday night's meeting of Wollongong Hospital Board the secretary Mr. D. S. McInnes stated he had received information that an…
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In giving his decision in favour of the application to transfer the license of the Paragon Hotel. Helensburgh to premises proposed to be erected at the…
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