Collapse of an Hotel
There was a terribly sudden collapse of a building in Lower George-street last Friday, which startled the neighbourhood, and resulted in a…
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Hotels & licensing, 1890
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Kempsey Licensing Court
John Kesby for renewal of wine license. Application granted. Alfred Keene, for the Official Assignee. Granted…
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Peel six raw potatoes and throw them in water as fast as peeled. Cut them into balls with a hand cutter, and boil them fifteen minutes; drain, and add to them…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kempsey Licensing Court. Saturday. Before J. W. Wilson and C. Sutherland, J'sP
Mr. J. Dighton applied for a Booth License for the Commercial Hotel Handicap. The Bench decided not to grant a…
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THE Commercial Hotel Handicap was commenced on Saturday afternoon. There was a good show of entries, and at the hour appointed for opening the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Kempsey Licensing Court. Wednesday. Before the P.M.
TTANSFER OF LICENSE.--This was an application for a transfer of the license of the Turf Club Hotel at Greenhills from T. Reddington to John Wallace…
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Mr. John Dighton applied for a billiard license for Mr. H. Priddle, West Kempsey Hotel. The license was granted…
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The third grand handicap, promoted by Mr. D. M. Carrie, (postponed from March 17, owing to the inclemency of the weather at that time) was run off…
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Charles Andrews, Tattersall's Hotel. License granted. J. T. Wallace, Turf Club Hotel. Transfer…
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David Mill Carrie applied for a license for the Booths at the Agricultural Show. License granted between the hours of 11. a.m. and 11…
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A PETITION to Parliament is being circulated among the licensed victuallers of New South Wales for signature praying for certain amendments in the…
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In the House of Commons during a debate on the Licenses Amendment Bill, introduced by Lord Randolph Churchill, on which arose the…
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Another disorderly publican's meeting was held last night at the new Masonic Hall, when a resolution that local option was fallacious in principal…
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Transfer made from Mr. C. Bashe to C. H. Hill, for slaughtering…
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Slaughtering licenses were granted to James Campbell, Stoney Creek, and Angus Kennedy, Kempsey…
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The following renewals were granted:--Thomas Keneally, Pelican Island Hotel; Thomas Dwyer, Gladstone: Robert Johnstone, East…
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The Licensed Victualler's Association have decided to do their utmost to put an end to the practice of subleasing bars to either males or…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News by Wire. Illicit Still. Publicans Fined £100. SYDNEY
Abraham Brierly and Jas. Mahoney pleaded guilty at Parramatta Police Court to having an unlicensed still in their houses. The prisoners were…
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Early on Sunday morning last the Manning River Hotel was found to be on fire. Mr. J. M'Lean, the lessee, first discovered the flames by his…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Creer proposed the following motion. --"That it is expedient to bring in a bill to so amend the law regulating the liquor…
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