Man Runs Amok in Hotel Bar
SYDNEY, Thurs.: A man, running amok with two 18-inch iron bars in the crowded bar of the University Hotel, Glebe today,…
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Wangaratta news Fire at Hotel
WANGARATTA, Fri.: Fire was noticed in the roof of an out office at the rear of the Commercial Hotel about 3 p.m. today. This…
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SYDNEY. Fri.: The ULVA has levied NSW publicans a sum equal to a year’s membership fee to raise money for new offices for…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: The Metropolitan Licensing Court and police today congratulations publican for the…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: A Broken Hill clergyman today advocated 10 p.m. as the closing hour for hotels. “Closing at 6 p.m. is uncivilised,” said the…
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SYDNEY, Wed.: Vice Squad detectives found nude and semi-dressed men and women in a Pitt street private hotel on January 2…
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After ex-parte convictions for riding a motor cycle in Lachlan Street, Hay, which was un-insured (under the Third Party Law),…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Albury Court Yesterday Hotel licensees fined, but no convictions recorded
Two local hotelkeepers end seven men were fined in Albury Court yesterday as o result of visits by the licensing inspector to hotels on December 20 and 21. Convictions were not recorded against either licensee…
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It Is not yet known when work on the rebuilding of the Gloucester Hotel, To Townsend st., will be commenced…
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NEW YORK, Wed.: Police to-day fought a gun battle with seven gunmen who were surprised while trying to force a…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: Firemen poured thousands of gallons of water through the roof of the Occidental Hotel, Collins street,…
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Mr W. E. MacAndrew presided at the Licensing Court on Wednesday when licences of two district hotels were…
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The next time you “borrow” a glass from a hotel, remember that the publican loses an average of about three dozen…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: A woman was fined £2 in Central Court today for biting a publican…
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Co-licensees of Warden’s Hotel, Beechworth, were yesterday fitted a total of £7 in the Beechworth Court for serving two glasses of beer on a Sunday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Transfer of Corowa Hotel licence
Mr Quiggin granted, the transfer of the licence of the Globe Hotel, Corowa, from Lindsay James Mortimer to Mabel…
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Burrumbuttock hotelkeeper, Gordon Leigh Dutton, who faces charges of driving under the influence and negligent driving, was…
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The local hotel license formerly held by Mr Dutton has been taken over by Mr Alan Teltit who has taken un residence with his wife…
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The licensee of the Globe Hotel, Robert Benedict White, was fined. £10 with 12/ costs for failing to keep bar doors closed…
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One of Sooth Australians most travelled, members of Parliament. (Senator A. Finlay) last night praised hotel…
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