Woman Killed; Publican Badly Injured
SYDNEY, Fri.: The licensee of the New York Hotel, Melbourne, and his wife were injured and a woman was killed when the car…
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£20,000 Hotel Destroyed by Fire
BRISBANE, Mon.: Hampered by strong wind, firemen battled for hours in an effort to subdue a fire which destroyed the £20,000 Grand…
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WAGGA, Wed.: The Minister for Local Government (Mr. J. J. Cahill) today urged all councils to formulate a policy to get…
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In view of increasing difficulties associated with its system of hotel registration, the NRMA has decided to discontinue it, at least…
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NEW YORK, SUN.: An Australian woman guest at the fabulous Waldorf Astoria Hotel recently disturbed the…
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Sir.--At the recent Local Government Conference held in Wagga, the Minister for Local Government, Mr. Cahill said: "President power of local…
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In view of increasing difficulties associated with its system of hotel registration, the N.S.M.A. has decided to discontinue" it, at…
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On Tuesday last the N.S.W Licensing Magistrates, Messrs. Wells (chairman), Bliss and Stewart, visited Corowa and sat as the Licensing…
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On Saturday evening last a man was arrested at the Globe Hotel by Sgt Curran and Constable Jones following information given by the…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: Country hotels a disagree to Australia, Mr. A. Lesile, acting general secretary of the NRMA, said…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: According to Judge Berne country publicans in NSW are generally arrogant rapacious dis[?]…
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LEDUC (Alberta), Sun.: Three persons were killed and 15 injured when an explosion of a gas heating system yesterday started a…
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President of the Albury branch ULVA, Mr J. J. McCarthy, yesterday expressed resentment at Judge Berne’s use of the words “discourteous and contemptuous” in his recent criticism of…
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A former bookmaker on trial in General Sessions for an alleged hotel robbery, told the jury today that he was the innocent victim of Jack Markby, 42, wealthy business man and proprietor of the Albury Hotel, Albury, in Sydney incidents which led to their joint arrest…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: A move towards ending the “tied house” system of ownership and control of NSW hotels would be made…
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A former bookmaker and a wealthy hotel proprietor were acquitted by judicial direction on housebreaking charges in General Sessions today because it was recognised in the third day of the trial that the case on presentments was outside the jurisdiction of the Victorian Court…
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Sir,—The other day Judge Berne criticised country publicans and in yesterday’s “Mail” Mr J. McCarthy, president of Albury…
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A move by Mr J. L. Geraghty to start a debate in Legislative Assembly on the “tied house” hotel system failed this afternoon. Not one member of the Government or the…
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Writing in a new Sydney, publication which is intended to circulate among Attorney-General, Justice and Police Department officials, Mr. Keith…
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Despite building restrictions and staff , shortages, country hotels in N.S.W. were second to none, Mr. N. H. Connolly,…
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