Luxury Hotel for King’s Cross
SYDNEY, Fri.: A proposal is in hand to build a luxury hotel at Springfield avenue, King’s Cross, costing between £200,000 and…
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Licensing Court
Mr. Keith M. Smith, S.M., presided at the Licensing Court on Wednesday when the licence of Tattersalls Hotel was…
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Although some country hotels have been giving motor tours operators a “raw deal”, this is not the case in Albury…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.: If you live an hotel, brace yourself. Tariffs are to be increased by 10 per as from Monday…
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It was a happy day for quite a few people at the Globe Hotel, Albury, yesterday. The bars were crowded and the beer free. The…
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The NRMA has been advised that official action from State Government levels is proposed in order to provide facilities for…
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Mr E. S. Hurnphrey manager of the professional tennis troupe which visited Albury on Sunday, yesterday told the Globe Hotel…
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Two hotels were broken into late last Saturday night or early Sunday morning and money stolen from the bar of…
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Melbourne Licensing Court has approved an application by Mr. T. W. Reddish, on behalf of himself and Phyllis Grace Reddish,…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: Mr Justice Sugarman beard an equity suit, today arising from a dispute on the terms of a mortgage of the…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: An application for an order that Tooth and Co. Ltd. should discharge a mortgage over the Union Hotel,…
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Road fatalities which are increasing at an alarming rate daily throughout the State—and the nation—present a damning indictment against motorists in the main and pedestrians, and other road users to a lesser degree. To the casual observer…
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Licence of the Criterion Hotel, Holbrook, was transferred from Leslie Boy Hambly to Richard William Wordsworth in Holbrook…
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Mr. Keith M. Smith, S.M., presided at the licensing Court yesterday when he granted an application by Robert A…
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MELBOURNE. Tues.: The Licensing Court today granted the transfer of the licence of the Royal Standard Hotel, Rutherglen, to…
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Mr J. J. McCarthy, licencee of the Court House Hotel Kiewa st., was seriously injured last Saturday when the car which he was…
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SYDNEY, Thurs Grocers are seeking an amendment to the Liquor Act to permit them to sell single bottles of beer,…
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In the Hay Licensing Court on Wednesday, Mr. Keith Smith S.M. approved an application for the transfer of the license of Tattersalls Hotel, Hay,…
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IN the Hay Court of Petty Sessions, yesterday, Mr. Keith Smith, S.M., committed for trial Edith Margaret Courtney, former licensee of Tattersalls Hotel, on a charge of receiving stolen goods…
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CANBERRA, Mon.: The Australian Capital Territory Advisory Council today decided to support the move for the…
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