Berrigan Hotels
At a special sitting of the [?] Court at Jerilderie [?] the [?] submitted [?] for local [?] as follows:—…
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Tattersall's Hotel Passed in for Private Sale
On the premises at noon to-day, Tattersall's Hotel was submitted to auction. The highest bid was £4,750, which,…
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In the Albury Licensing Court on Monday, Florence Gout, for whom Mr. H. Angel (Tietyens and Angel) appeared, applied for permission to effect…
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Highest bid received for the free hold of Tattersall's Hotel, Deniliquin, which was offered at public auction yesterday, on the premises, was £4750…
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In the Numurkah Court recently, R. Ferguson, of Berrigan, who was described by a witness as a “hotel barber, was fined £1, with £1/10/11…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Mr.'L' Beavers the following transfers of publicans Hcences were dealt with:—…
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The Deniliquin Hospital Board last night received a further offer for the purchase of Tattersall’s Hotel In view of the fact there was only…
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That well-known hotel "Tattersall's" has been, through the agency of Messrs. McKenzie & Co. and Lloyd & Son, sola to Mr. George Oddie., The…
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THE freehold of Tattersall’s Hotel Deniliquin has been sold for £5750. The purchaser is Mr. G. C. Oddy of Deniliquin…
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Three charges of stealing were preferred against Patrick Miller, 23 Walter Clarke, 18, and James William Hutson, all of Melbourne. The article…
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Mr. Bradley, K.C., told the Licensing Court, in Sydney, that eminent legal opinion was that it was against the law to drink tea or coffee on any licensed…
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Tylden's (Vic.) worst fire occurred on Saturday morning, when the Club Hotel, was gutted, and an adjoining store, damaged by fire. The estimated…
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Mrs. C. M. Monighetti, licensee of the Commercial Hotel, applied to the P.M., sitting as licensing magistrate, on Tuesday for permission to effect…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, the P.M., Mr, I. Beavers, granted an application by F, T. Morse, of Wagga, for a Booth license at the Corowa…
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Before Mr. Gelkie, Licensing Magistrate at Je[?]derie on Thursday last an application by Mrs. Florence Gent to effect alterations and additions to…
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At the Albury Licensing Court, Mr. Beavers, L.M., approved the application of Ellen Louisa Carter, owner and licensee of the Town Hall Hotel…
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The Lake George country, near Canberra, was once the happy hunting ground of the notorious bushranger, Ben Hall. The old hotel at Collector…
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The application of John Thomas M'Grath to effect additions to the George Hotel, Albury, was granted by Mr. Beavers, L.M. Mr. M'Grath told…
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The licence of the Pastoral [?] at Mathoura, conducted by Mrs. [?] Naught, has been disposed of t[?] Watson, of Gippsland, Victoria [?]…
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It is estimated by the president of the United Licensed Victualers' Association of New South Wales that from £5000 to £6000 was the loss…
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