Licensing Court. TUESDAY.(Before Mr. Sharpe, P.M.)
The license of the Exchange s Hotel was transferred from Mrs. Ryen to Mrs. Howison An application by Mr. Allen for…
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Hotels & licensing, 1902
40 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 2 of 2
Opening of Miners' Arms Hotel
For some time past, ever since the purchase of the Miners' Arms property by Mr. Jos, Kerr, the public of Canowindra had been on the tip toe of expectation,…
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On Tuesday last a special Licensing Court was held, Messrs G. W. Seaborn and H. H. Balcombe, J's.P., occupying the Bench. Renewals of publicans'…
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Not even one of three policemen on the beat, nor half a dozen telegraph lade whom I stopped and questioned, had ever heard of the little churchyard abutting on…
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Applications for four renewal of Publican's Licenses. Two applications—Messrs. Murrell and Boles—for Booth Licenses…
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Not even one of three policemen on the beat, nor half a dozen telegraph lads whom I stopped and questioned, had ever heard of the little churchyard abutting on…
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Joseph Byrne was granted a license for a mail coach to carry three passengers, to ply between Forbes and Condobolin. [?] of publican’s licenses were granted…
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E. E. Murrell application for renewal of Publican's License, granted. J. Colbran application for a Booth License for the McPhail Sports…
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Before Mr.C. Robertson (Chairman) and Mr. Boland. The application of Edward Hogan, for both license for sports at Goolagong on 9th November was granted…
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Transfer of license from H. Stafford to James Freeman.—Granted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hotel Tragedy, the Proprietor Shot by the Housemaid. Three Bullets Take Effect. Abortive Preparations for a Wedding
The quiet, which prevailed on Wednesday night was rudely disturbed by the report of a fire-arm ringing out on the midnight air followed in quick succession by two other…
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DURING the present month one of the oldest hotels in Sidney has been replaced with a modern and up-to-date building, we refer to the old Miners'…
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THE Bill now before the Assembly to amend the present licensing law provides, amongst of her things, that the annual license fee is based on the actual…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local and General News. the Hotel Tragedy. the Inquest on the Death of Maurice John Lee. Ethel Herringe Committed on a Charge of Murder
An inquest as to the death of Maurice John Lee, who was the victim of the shooting tragedy at the Club House Hotel on Wednesday, the 19th instant and died in the…
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Transfer of License. Colbran to Stafford. Mr. J. A. Bumber appeared for the former. Granted. Thomas McDonnell ond E. E…
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On Monday evening last the Railway Hotel in Johnson street was entirely demolished by fire. Nobody appears to know how the outbreak; occurred, and the only reasonable theory is that…
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The "Middle House," as it is sometimes called, still retains its old standard of excellence, which is appreciated to the full by the public. Mr. J. H. Marshall…
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Little need be said of this excellent hostelry. The genial proprietor Mr. Matt, Dwyer, continues to do a good trade despite the bad season, and gives…
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This hotel has during the past twelve months changed hands, much to the benefit of the business. Mr. Jos. Kerr is now the proprietor, and those who are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cables. London, Wednesday. the Charge Against a Publican
In connection with the charge against Chapman, the Southwark publican, for murdering a barmaid named Marsh by poisoning, the bodies of two…
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