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Murray · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1935

280 stories in Murray's papers · page 14 of 14

Mr. Menzie's Warning. Advises Applying for Licenses. Canberra

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 13 December 1935 · page 2

The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Menzies) has again warned the seamen against delay in taking out licenses in the hope that the decision of…

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Union Leaders See Mr. Lyons “Dog Collar Act” Licensing System Called Strike Committee’s Trade Important High Court Application SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 December 1935 · page 6

“The whole responsibility for this struggle rests with the ‘greedy’ shipowners, who seek to drive us to the lowest possible…

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Licensing System Port Adelaide Included Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 December 1935 · page 6

Port Adelaide was officially proclaimed as coming under the licensing provisions of the transport workers’ regulations, in a special…

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Licensing System Fully Justified, Says C.P. Strike Condemned Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Monday 16 December 1935 · page 1

“There is no excuse for the seamen’s strike—no more, indeed than there was for Italy to commence hostilities against Abyssinia. Both these…

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Latest Maritime Strike Moves Licensing System Unions to Seek Repeal Attitude of Miners Supply of Coal to Volunteer-Manned Ships May be Cut Off MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 17 December 1935 · page 1

A conference of Federal unions allied with the maritime industry was held in Melbourne to-day under the auspices of the A.C.T.U.,…

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Children Allowed Too Much License College Principal’s Complaint Girls and Parities Auckland (N.z.)

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 18 December 1935 · page 2

At a prize giving ceremony at the Auckland Diocesan College, the principal expressed regret that modern parents allowed children too much…

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Enterprising Publican

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 19 December 1935 · page 1

A further protest has been lodged by the Wodonga police with the shire council against the proposal to place an advertisement…

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What Hotelkeepers Eat Amazing London Banquet Delicacies From All Europe London, November 30

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 19 December 1935 · page 5

One of the rarest and most exquisite dishes ever seen in London was served to 25 world-f[?]ous hotel proprietors and their wives and…

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The Shipping Strike. Government Firm on Licenses. MELBOURNE

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 20 December 1935 · page 2

Expressing the hope that the A.C.T.U. would not support the strike, the Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Menzies) reiterated to a…

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Licensing of Seamen Unionists Still Free Legal Opinion Obtained MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 December 1935 · page 4

An opinion obtained by the union movement from Mr. W. K. Fullagar, K.C., today made it plain that members of the…

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A Pistol License. An Unusual Appeal

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 24 December 1935 · page 2

In the Court of Petty Sessions, before the P.M., on Friday, William Wallace Fieldhouse appealed against the refusal of the police at Hay to…

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Tourist Hotel on Hume Reservoir

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 24 December 1935 · page 3

The Hotel Granya, the only hotel on the Hume Reservoir, is now under new management, having recently been taken over by Mr. John…

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Billiard Room Licenses Renewed

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 24 December 1935 · page 4

In the Albury Licensing court yesterday, Mr. C. W. Swiney, L.M., granted renewal of billiards room licenses to Alf Osborne and John…

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Items of News. Hawked Without License

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 24 December 1935 · page 4

At the Albury Court of Petty Sessions yesterday, Edward Farrell was fined 10/- or one day on a charge of drunkenness, and £1 or two days for…

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Hotel and Stores Burnt Brisbane

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 26 December 1935 · page 5

About 3 a.m. to-day a fire broke out in the Cooyar Hotel, Cooyar, and the building was completely destroyed. An unoccupied shop, together with…

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Dull Weather in Melbourne Fewer Go to Hills arid Sea Many Dine in Hotels Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 26 December 1935 · page 2

For those who had planned to spend the day in the open the weather early this morning was enough to take the edge off some of the…

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Two Days and a Night Elderly Man Lost in Bush Staggers Exhausted Into Hotel Healesville

Border Morning Mail · Friday 27 December 1935 · page 1

After having wandered around lost in the wild rugged thickly timbered slopes of [?] Juliet for two days and a night, William Edward…

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The Empire Hotel

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 31 December 1935 · page 5

Mr. W. P. Houllhan, late of Wodenga, and formerly of Walbundrie, in the Corowa district, has taken over license of the Empire Hotel,…

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Three Burnt to Death Fire in Edinburgh Hotel Seven Others Injurel London, December 30

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 31 December 1935 · page 2

Three women were burnt to death and seven people were injured, including a honeymoon couple, when fire destroyed the New Waverley Hotel…

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Licensing of Seamen Regulations in Force To-day 1200 Men Registered Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 31 December 1935 · page 1

On New Year Eve no seaman will be eligible to obtain employment on any interstate ship unless he holds a licence. Already about 1200 licences…

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