The No-license Problem Police Opinion in New Zealand. Conflicting Views
In the New Zealand Legislative Council on Wednesday, the Attorney-General received replies from several police inspectors to whom Mr. Day's recent…
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169 stories in Murray's papers · page 7 of 9
Corowa Licensing Court. Wednesday, October 5, 1910. (Before Drs. Lang and Stortt.)
A transfer of the license of the Newmarket Hotel, Corowa, was granted from H. H. Hankins to Raderick McLean. A renewal of the license of the…
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The Hon. George Fowlds, Minister of Education of New Zealand, said when in Sydney during the latter portion of last month while discussing the…
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Some facts published in the Auckland “Free Press” and compiled by Mr W. J. McDermott, J.P., a resident of 28½ years standing in Grey Lynn in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Liquor Consumption in No-license Areas
Mr Edwin Stooke, Secretary to the Liquor Trades Defence, Union, said, in his reply to Archdeacon Boyce, President of the Alliance, that 5,946 gallons of…
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Publication, under the authority of the local branch of the Licensed Victuallers, has been given to portions of John McKeague’s book, on . “Local…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No-license Campaign What Will Happen to Albury. To The Editor
Sir,—Allow me space in your valuable columns to point out what would happen to Albury if No-License should win. If No-License should win how many…
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The Licensing Act Amendment Bill was introduced in the N. Z. House of Representatives on Friday night. It makes provision for important changes in taking…
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In another column are advertised the opinions of highly placed clergy, statesmen and royal commissioners ou No-License.' Below are given, the views of the late…
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All hotels in New South Wales will be closed to-day during the hours of polling. viz., from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. This will give voters a vague idea of the effect which it…
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The last appeal in the No-License campaign was made in the Albury mechanics Institute last evening, When all space was occupied. The mayor presided…
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What is the great underlying principle of our modern civilisation? Equal and full liberty for every individual to attain to the complete…
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The Rev. J. C. Martin addressed a very good attendance of electors, including a number of ladies, on the above subject, in the School of Arts,…
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The quarterly licensing court for the Licensing District of Balranald union Monday, D. Foster (deputy licensing magistrate) and Mr Geo. Nield (member) constituting…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →No-license in New Zealand. Estimating Its Results
The New South Wales Alliance cabled New Zealand on 8th inst. relative to Mr. V. D. Day's and police statements against no-license there. The following reply was…
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The embargo on expenditure which prevents candidates from effectively presenting their case to the public, did not operate in the case of the No…
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In connection with the recent trouble at St. James Church of England, Rev. J. Pitt, one of the assistant priests, has received notice from Archbishop Wright that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"Private Hotel Lumbago." Mark Twain's London Experience
In the summer of 1900, on his return from his lecture tour around the world, Mark Twain stayed in London for a few weeks. He put up at…
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The Rev. W. Cunliffe-Jones has been unburdening himself with respect to the Government defeat which he regards as very serious. It was…
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The sale was effected last week by Mr John Kelly, of Mr Frank Trist’s Exchange Hotel, the purchaser being. Mrs C. Langshaw. Mr. Kelly, in…
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