Wangaratta Hotels Booked Out
All available hotel accommodation in Wangaratta was booked out yesterday by the 112 delegates attending the Victorian…
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182 stories in Murray's papers · page 6 of 10
Sequel to Hotel Explosion
MELBOURNE, Wed-: A sequel to the Town Hall Hotel explosion on June 18 occurred today when Town Hall Hotel (Melbourne)…
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At Albury Licensing Court yesterday transfer of the licence John B. Baragry, of the Morven Hotel, Morven, to Stanley D…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.: As the lessee and licensee of the Town Hall Hotel, Swanston Street, Melbourne, which was…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: A hotel licensee and his wife, who were admitted to Geelong Hospital last night after a collision had…
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The large lounge at the Hotel Australia, which has been the scene of farewells to many popular towns people in the past, was never…
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MELBOURNE, Tues: The Licensing Court today approved the transfer of the licence of the Star Hotel, Rutherglen, from Robert William George…
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Mr. Keith. M. Smith, S.M., presided at the licensing Court yesterday afternoon and granted a licence to Mrs. M. M. Fitz Gerald to…
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Mr. "Checker" Hughes, who for years coached the Melbourne League football learn, and also the Victorian side which won the…
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First [?] of an hotel in Albury for [?] years [?] plate yesterday when the Royal situated at the corner of Home…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: The Licensing Court has approved of the transfer of hotel licences as follows: Star Hotel Chiltern, John…
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CANBERRA, Thurs: Tinnlate was the only commodity of United Kingdom origin for which in future an import licence would be…
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The home of the Connor family for m[?] years has been sold from Mr. [?] Stewart to Mr. J. Phillips [?] ntion for transfer of licence…
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An application by Mabel Miriam Hudson for a transfer of the license of the Commercial Hotel, Hay, from her husband, Maurice Hudson, was…
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Maurice Francis Hudson, licensee of the Commercial Hotel, Hay, pleaded guilty to a charge of not keeping bar closed and delaying entry…
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Transfer of the licences of three hotels within Albury and district was approved by the magistrate in the Licensing Court yesterday…
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President of Albury Chamber of Commerce (Mr D. W. Hague) last evening suggested that consideration should be given to the establishment of a community hotel at Noreuil Park. It would be generally acknowledged, said Mr Hague, that Noreuil…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: The State Full Court today dismissed an appeal against the granting of a licence for the community hotel proposed…
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Establishment of a licensed community hotel at Noreuil Park would not only be a highly profitable venture, but would greatly assist in solving accommodation problems for visitors and tourists, Mr D. W. Hague,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Albury Eisteddfod “Choirs, Not Hotels, Make Albury Conspicuous”
“Most Australian country towns and cities are conspicuous for the number of hotels, but I think Albury is conspicuous for its excellent choirs,” Mr. W. Rutledge, musical adjudicator at…
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