Licensing Court
IN consequence of its not being properly constituted (only one magistrate being in attendance), the Licensing Court which was to have been held at Campbelltown last…
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Hotels & licensing, 1904
5 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers
Unfriendly Hospitality Life Spent in Hotels
Mr. Philip Gibbs writes in the London "Tally Express":— There is no more miserable existance than to stay any length of time…
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THE quarterly Licensing Court for the Campbelltown district was held on Saturday last, Messrs. A. R. Payten and T. H. Reeve, L.Ms., presiding. Applications for the renewal of their licenses were…
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The Bench of Licensing Magistrates sat for decision of the renewals of the licensed hotels in and within the police district of Camden on Saturday. The chairman was…
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SOME time ago, while Mr. O'Sullivan was Minister for Works, application was made for a hotel license to be granted in connection with the works at the Cataract dam…
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