Faces At Hotel Bedroom Window
A Crown Street cafe proprietor told the Wollongong Coroner's Court yesterday he saw the heads of two people in the lighted window of Mrs. Lucy Frances Barrows' hotel room…
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Hotels & licensing, 1951
88 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 3 of 5
Wide Interest in Hotel Inquest
A crowded courtroom marked the opening at Wollongong on Tuesday of the inquest into the death of Mrs. Lucy Frances Barrows, 54-year-old licensee of the Oxford Hotel at Wollongong…
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Magistrate Fleeman discharged a hotelkeeper at Wollongong Court on Tuesday after he had pleaded guilty to…
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A Sydney detective last Thursday and Friday at the inquest into the death of Mrs. Lucy Barrows, gave evidence of interviews he said he had had with the three men charged with her murder. He is Detective B. K. Doyle…
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The inquest into the death of Mrs. Lucy Burrows, licensee of the Oxford Hotel, Wollongong, will be resumed this morning…
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The inquest into the death of Mrs. Lucy Frances Barrows, 54-year-old licensee of the Oxford Hotel, Wollongong, will…
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Mr. J. A. Fleeman, S.M., had an interesting case at the Wollongong Court on Tuesday when Arthur Date, 42, appealed…
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The inquest into the death of Mrs. Lucy Francis Barrows, which yesterday entered the seventh day is one of the longest in the State's legal history. Mrs Barrows, licensee of the Oxford Hotel at Wollongong, was…
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Three Hungarian migrants were, yesterday afternoon, committed to stand trial at a sitting of the Supreme Court to be held in Wollongong on September 18, on a charge of murdering Mrs. Lucy Francis Barrows. The migrants, Lazlo Kerekes…
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The visit to Wollongong on 3rd June last of the Parramatta Footballers had a sequel on Monday when eight men and the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →License Suspend[?]
John Watson Atchison [?] Wollongong was fined at [?] Wollongong Court on [?] a total of £9/10/- including [?]…
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"You are getting towards the stage where you will probably lose your licence." Mr. J. Fleeman, S.M. gave…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →British Film News. "Hotel Sahara" — Comedy
In "Hotel Sahara," a Tower Film Production recently previewed at the Odeon, Leicester Square, London, a luxury hotel by Kafka, Oasis suddenly finds itself plunged into a no-man's-land of hostilities, after Italy's entry…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. Murray Robson said in the Parramatta Court today that the Salvation Army claimed t[?]…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The licensee of a hotel declared "black" by drinkers said today he had received a number of…
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Following a raid on the Commercial Hotel, Wollongong, on 3rd. June, after which a number of men were charged, Victor…
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Greater Wollongong aldermen will ask the Local Government Association to put the case for community hotels before the…
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A net profit of more than £28,000 was made by the Re[?]mark Community Hotel for the year ending June 30th, 1950. This was stated in a letter…
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The Greater Wollongong City Couuncil has decided to adopt in principle the establishment of community hotels in the City…
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SYDNEY, Monday. — Tooth's and Toohey's Breweries own 840 of the 2028 hotels in New South Wales, the Royal Commission…
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