Hotels bar Japanese wool buyers
BRISBANE, Mon.: Appeal had to be made to the Licensing Commission today before hotel accommodation in Brisbane for…
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Policeman took money from S.P. bookmakers, retired . . . And became a publican, liquor inquiry told
SYDNEY, Thurs.: An acting police sergeant at Dubbo had been found guilty by a departmental inquiry of having solicited and received money from S.P. bookmakers, the Liquor Royal…
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A New Australian woman was found dead in a room of a Dean st. hotel late yesterday afternoon…
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PROSERPINE (Q’ld.), Thurs.: Manager of the luxurious Royal Hayman Island Hotel, Clifford Ian Cutler, 32, was today…
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The Premier of Victoria (Mr. McDonald on Monday of last week rejected a request by the leader of the Victorian Labour…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: Australian customs, air travel and hotel facilities were badly behind overseas standards, the…
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MELBOURNE, Man.: Former communist secretary of the Building Trades Federation, Donald David Thompson, was questioned extensively in the Licensing Court today on his attitude…
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TAIPEH (Formosa). Mon.: The Hotel Owners Association has appealed to the public not to use their establishments to…
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Eric Clive Thouliss was on Wednesday fined 30/- and ordered to pay 12/- court costs on a charge of being on licensed…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.: Two policeman and several civilians were Injured when a brawl involving more than 35 people broke out outside an hotel in Elizabeth st. city, last night…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: The Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr Justice Maxwell) said today the day might come when the…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: The Liquor Royal Commissioner had heard no acceptable evidence that Tooth’s Brewery had conducted its hotels to the public detriment, Mr Gordon Wallace, Q.C., said today. Mr Wallace, senior counsel for Tooth’s, was the first counsel to…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: The Licensing Court today refused a hotel license to Mr Don Thompson, former secretary of the Building Trades’ Federation, on the ground that he had…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: Unless some explanation of the bonus system in the transfer of hotels was offered, he would conclude that it was done solely for the benefit of the brewery, Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr Justice Maxwell) said today…
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SYDNEY, Wed.: Some publicans treated people like animals, Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr Justice Maxwell) said today. Toilet facilities in many hotels were disgusting, filthy and disgraceful…
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On Thursday evening of last week N.S.W. police raided a the Mulwala Hotel. The names of 10 men including eight…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: Mr. Wallace, Q.C, pointed out to the Liquor Royal Com miss ton today that while the population of N.S.W. had increased by more than one million from 1920 to 1950, the…
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Well-known Chiltern hotelkeeper and sportsman, Mr Mick Smyth, died yesterday in Royal Melbourne Hospital…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: It would be desirable to build more hotels in Melbourne to accommodate visitors for the 1956 Olympic…
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The gutted ruins of the Brocklesby Hotel, which was burned down last night. Fifteen district brigades and water carts poured thousands of gallons into the building in a desperate attempt to save it…
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