Licensing Court
The quarterly licensing court was held at Kempsey on Monday before Messrs. A. O. Butler, P.M., and Dr. Lancaster and Mr. Noonan, Js.P., when…
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Hotels & licensing, 1919
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Hawkers' Licenses
On Monday, before the P.M., at Kempsey, Mr. C. T. Steele was granted, a hawker's licence. On Tuesday before Messrs. J. Geary and M. E. Soane…
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At Taree Police Court on Thursday Horace J. Oakley was charged with having sold wine at a house at Stoney Crook on the Taree-Tuncurry road on…
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The "Daily Chronicle" says that 7000 London hotel workers decided on an immediate strike, demanding eight hours a day and the abolition of the…
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The licence of the Post Office Hotel, Frederickton, has been transferred from Mr. Saul Harris, to Mr. John Walsh, of Smithtown…
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T. N. Carter was granted an auctioneer's license…
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ROBERTS' HOTEL, at the corner of George and Market streets, Sydney, which was recently partially destroyed by fire, is to be demolished. The freehold has been…
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THE romantic story of a young Swiss waiter who rose to become the most famous hotel proprietor in the world was hinted at the recent annual…
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AT the Wingham Court, on the 28th ult., District Thomas Meads, jun., for two breaches of the Forestry ACt, viz.,…
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Reconstitution of Meat Board with representation for both producers and consumers. Writing down of capital cost of the…
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A. J. Davis applied for a renewal of the license of the Bellbrook Hotel.--Granted. The transfer of the Federal Hotel,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Kempsey Police Court. Monday, April 14th. Before Mr. Fletcher, P.M. Cutting Girders Without a License
Amos Murrill, William Murrill and Jack Peterson pleaded guilty to cutting one blackbutt girder without a license…
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At the Quarterly Licensing Court, Kempsey, on Monday, before Mr. Fletcher, P.M. (Chairman) and Dr. L. B. Lancaster and Mr. E. P. Noonan,…
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Messrs. O'Neill and Weeks report that they have disposed of the lease and goodwill of Hough's Federal Hotel, at East Kempsey, to Mr. John Egan,…
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Who is the world's biggest "hotel man" ? In New York, at any rate, that distinction is accredited to Mr. John McE. Bowman, who has just…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →"Black Horse Prince." Hotel with a History. Licensed 100 Years. Richmond's Relic of the Old Days
''This place was built over a century ago, you say?" "Yes, it's been licensed a hundred years. Oldest pub in the State."…
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At the adjourned quarterly Licensing Court on Saturday, May 17th, before Dr. Blumer and Mr. W. J. Murray, J .P., an application was made by…
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Two hotels are shortly to be opened In North London which will be run entirely for babies. One will he a first class establishment for residential…
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At the Forbes Court on Wednesday, before Mr. C. Helm, P.M., Goorge Wheatley was charged with being found on the licensed premises of the…
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NEW YORK is now challenging London's title as the world's leading hotel metropolis (writes the New York correspondent of the London "Daily…
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