"No License Campaign."
The second meeting of the "No License Campaign" committee was held in the Temperance Hall at Stroud on Monday evening, June 10th, and…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
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No-License Campaign at Bo Bo
THE Bo Bo No.License Committee held a meeting in the Bo Bo Union Church on Tuesday night, 18th lost. Those present were:--Messrs. S. Martin (Chairman). R. Cox (Assistant Secretary),…
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The first demonstration in connection the [?] No License Campaign at Strou[?] in the Temperance Hall on Saturday, June 22nd…
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The first demonstration in favour of No-License was held in the Temperance Hall, Stroud, on Saturday, Jane 22nd. Although the inclement weather prevented many from attending, there was an audience…
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The license of the Royal Hotel, Taree, was transferred from Edward Thomas Robinson to Martin Hyland Oroad…
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The ordinary meeting of the Stroud No-License Campaign Committee was held in the Temperance Hall on Saturday evening, June 29th. Mr. A…
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THE ordinary meeting of the Stroud No-License Campaign Committee was held in the Temperance Hall on Saturday, June 29th—Mr. A. M'Intyre being the Chairman, and Mr. J. Wenham Secretary…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Local and General News. Bishop Doyle and No-License
The financial secretary of the Glencoe Lodge of Good Templars wrote to Bishop Doyle,…
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THE no-license campaign was inangurated at Taree on Wednesday sight last by a public meeting in to the Belmore Hall, when about 100 persons were present —a good percentage being ladies. Mr. A. M…
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"Good morning, Mr. Ryetop," greeted the waiter in the big city hotel. "I hope you enjoyed that old Scotch I left in your room while you…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The No-License Campaign. Public Meeting at Croki
A public meeting in connection with the Croki Branch of the Manning River Temperance Union was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday, 18th inst. On account of other attractions, the…
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SIR,--In your issue of the 13th July, you quote under the above heading, the objection taken by Bishop Doyle to the "No-License" Campaign. The reasons…
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A meeting in support of the " No License" campaign was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Wingham, on Friday night, but the attendance was not large…
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IN our columns this week appears a letter which exemplifies and sustains a contention that we have voiced time and again, and that is--there…
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Miss Anderson Hughes, a talented lecturer from New Zealand, who has been engaged by the N.S. W. Alliance, addressed a packed meeting in the Bullahdelah School of Arte on Monday night last in the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →"NO-LICENSE" To the Editor
SIR, -- It is seldom that exponents of any particular line of reform are called on to answer so many different kinds of objections as falls to the lot of the liquor…
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SIR, -- In your issue of the 3rd instant appears a letter over the signature "Selector" [?] who wished to be informed how those who are accustomed…
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The law courts (says the Maitland Mercury) will hate to decide shortly whether the use of the gramaphone on licensed premises comes within the…
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MISS Anderson Hughes, lecture for the New South Wales Alliance, addressed a large meeting of ladies in the School of Arts, Tareq, on Friday afternoon last -- about 150 being present. The…
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On Friday evening last the Oddfellow's Hall, Wingham, was crowded to the doors to hear the address by Miss Anderson Hughes on the No License Question. The…
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