Questions in N.s.w. Parliament. Liquor Trade Hotel Properties
Mr. C.B. Lethbridge, M.L.A. asked in Parliament: In reference to the compulsory reduction by the Commonwealth…
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Royal Hotel Furniture Sale
Attention is directed to Mr. R.F. Hudson's announcement to-day, setting out details of furnishings and effects to be sold by miction on…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, John Xavier, White applied for transfer of the license of the Court House Hotel, Corowa, from the Black and…
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Mary Winifred Hammond, licensee of the Exchange Hotel, was to-day fined £2 with 8/ costs on a charge in respect of a person being found on the premises…
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At the Police Court to-day, Joseph William Cox; charged with being found on the licensed -premises of the Exchange Hotel on Sunday, March 29,…
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War Cabinet has decided that all liquor trading premises throughout Australia will be closed all day on Anzac (to-morrow). Previously it had…
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A final reminder is given to-day by the auctioneer, Mr. R.F. Hudson, of the sale of furnishings and effects of the Royal Hotel, Corowa, which will take place to-morrow (Wednesday)…
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Inclination of clients to dally over their drinks on a recent Sunday led to the appearance of an Albury publican and the proprietor of a wine…
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The Minister for Justice (Mr Downing) today denied that any instruction had been issued by his department permitting Bathurst hotels to be opened…
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There is to be no alteration in the present liquor selling hours in this State from 10 a.m. [?] 6 p.m. This decision was reached tonight by the State Cabinet, following…
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The Katunga Hotel was completely destroyed by fire on Thursday week last, in the early morning, together with the greater part of the…
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The Victorian police have prepared scores of prosecutions against hotelkeepers and other liquor traders for breaches of the National Security Regulations introduced on…
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Profits on some hotel lines, according to Mr Justice Martin In the Banco Court today. were: Bulk Beer —If sold in glasses. 200 per…
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Hotel licensees in industrial districts had been under the Impression they could serve shift workers on Sunday, said Mr A. G. Higgins,…
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THE MAYOR (Ald. E. C. Brown ), Ald. R. J. Edwards, S. W. Peers. H. Campbell, L. G. Donovan, C. Perrin, E. T. Matthews and J. Hynes attended the…
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According lo managers of leading hotels, the hotel accommodation position has never been worse than at present' Every night the week hotels ore booked out, the…
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A denial that he had given instructions that liquor could be sold after hours to workers engaged in essential industries on days other than Sundays, was given by the…
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If a ho[?]keeper [?] any beer [?] his premises be must sell said the president of the [?]LVA (Mr Connelly) today. By refusing to self beer while the b[?]rs were open…
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The hotel accommodation position in Melbourne at present, according to managers of leading hotels, was never worse, meaning they were 100 per cent,…
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A whisky racket at the expense of American troops, is operating in Sydney, the deputy-Prices Commissioner (Mr Addicoat) said to-day…
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