Licensing Court
On Tuesday the Licensing Bench (Messrs. Crane, S.M., Dr. Foley and Mr. W. H. Wordsworth) granted the following renewals:—…
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Hotels & licensing, 1920
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A Licensing Court Matter
At the Licensing Court this morning the Bench—Messrs Helm, P.M., and Wallace Hunter and W. G. Dowling, J'sP.,—held that the parlour off…
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Mr. Norman Bland has secured the contract for the erection of the wetsern wall of the Metropolitan Hotel, and other repairs rendered necessary by the…
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This week the Railway Hotel changed hands, Mr. W. S. ("Bill") Richardson, lately of the Railway Dept., having taken over same from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australia Hotel Bar Alterations Not According to Plan Second License Fee Demanded
A Homowhat interesting position under the Liquor Act arose in connection with the application of J. J. Flannery for a renewal of the license of the…
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Sydney Johnson, who last week was granted a transfer of the license of the Club House Hotel from Cecil Martin, applied for a renewal of the…
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The adjourned Quarterly Licensing Court was held on Wednesday before Messrs. Helm (chairman), Balcombe and Boyd. The Quarterly report…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Reefton Hotel Burnt Down
At about three o'clock on Friday morning a fire broke out in the Reefton Hotel, which, being an old weather board building, was speedily demolished. The…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Forbes Court Matters Tuesday, July 27, 1920. (Before Mr Helm, P.m.) Found on Licensed Premises
Wm. Morris, Alec Kolges and Thos. Curry were charged with being found on the licensed premises of the Empire Hotel during prohibited…
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Before Major Crane, S.M., Joseph Charnock, of Woodstock, was charged with having been found on the licensed premises of the Royal Hotel,…
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The police opposed the transfer of a hotel license at Dubbo last week on the grounds that the applicant was a single man and was keeping…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Local and General Licensed Victuallers' Cup
At a meeting of the local Licensed Victuallers on Thursday evening, it was decided to donate a Cup (valued at £35V.) to the Cowra Jockey Club for its next…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Liquor Act Cases a Sunday Sing-song. Licensee Convicted—Intruders Acquitted
At the local police court on Tuesday afternoon last, before Mr Helm, P.M., Cecil Charles Gaggin and Ernest E. Morris, were charged with…
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There were two charges against the licensee, A. G. Lance, the first being withdrawn by Inspector Cupitt in view, of the P.M.'s decision in the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Licensing Gourt Tuesday, August 10. (Before Mr Helm, P.m.) Wine License Transferred
A transfer of the wine license of A. M. Pascoe, Camp and Sherriff Streets, was granted to Mary Catherine Pascoe, a widow, and…
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Sidney Johnson applied for a transfer of the Club House Hotel to James Pascoe. Mr Meillon (of Messrs Robinson…
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A special Licensing Court was held on Tuesday morning before Messrs Helm, P.M., and W. G. Dowling and Wallace Hunter, J's.P…
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During, the hearing of evidence in the Melbourne Licensing Court the chairman, Mr R. Barr, remarked that since the inauguration of the Licenses…
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The Commercial Hotel, Wyalong, has changed hands, the license having been transferred from Mrs. Taylor to Mr. Brain…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →(Published by Arrangement.) 100,000 Liquor Licenses. I — What Prohibition Meant in U.S.A. As Much Drink As One Can Carry
An interesting proof that the sale of liquor goes on in great quantities' despite National prohibition in the United States is the fact that more than…
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