Hotel Burnt
The Cardiff Hotel, near Newcastle, was destroyed by fire yesterday. A charred body, supposed to be that of Randall Thomas, of Adamstown, was found in the debris…
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Hotels & licensing, 1894
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Hotel Burnt
Phillips' Shamrock Hotel. Mnswellhrook, was burned to the ground this morning. The inmates escaped. The damage is estimated at £3000…
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AT the Wellington District Court, last week, a case of some importance was dealt with before Judge Docker. It is thus reported in the Wellington GAZETTE:—Smith…
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A fire in the Imperial Hotel, Wynyard Square, last night, was extinguished by the inmates before much damage was done. A gentleman named Mack, who occupied a…
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A domestic servant pleaded guilty to selling two bottles of ale without a license, and was fined L30, or three months…
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The annual report of the Department of Lands states that at the end of last year an area of 40,485,742 acres was held under occupation license…
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The Annual Licensing Court for the Central division was held to-day when 288 un objected applications for renewals were granted. Great interest was taken, as it was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →United Licensed Victuallers' Association of N.S.W.
TO THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS of N.S.W. THE general election is at band, and within a very short period you will be in the midst of a political battle such as has never before…
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AMONG American experiments for the repression of intemperance the high-licensed method seems steadily to gain in favour, although, of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Licensing Court. Monday, August 13. (Before the P.M., Jas. Martin aud H. Macdonald, J's.P.) Breach of the Publican's Act
O. J. Le Frere, reported J. H. Beaumont, of the Glencoe Hotel, for refusing to supply him with refreshment, to wit, food, as a bona fide traveller. Mr. M. H. Fitzhardinge appeared for the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Licensing Court, Glen Innes. Monday, Aug. 13.—(Before the P.M., Jas. Martin, and H. Macdonald, J's.P.)
O. J. LE FRERE, reported J. H. Beaumont, of the Glencoe Hotel, for refusing to supply him with refreshments, to wit, food, as a bona fide traveller, Mr. M. H. Fitzhardinge…
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ONE of the most interesting studies in human nature about the city is the man who lives in hotels. I do not mean the commercial traveller or the man who is…
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IN the Queen's Bench division, London, on Monday, July 16, the Lord Chief Justice and a special jury had before them the case of "Goodwin v. Towell," the plaintiff,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Parliamentary. the Licensing Act
In the Assembly Mr. Reid announced that the financial statement would be delivered on Nov. 7. Mr. Brunker, in reply to Mr…
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The Albert Victor Hotel, Merewether, has been totally destroyed by fire. The building and stock were insured for £820…
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Renewals of Billiard Licenses were granted to the following:— Mrs. J. Allen, Mrs. S Wade, Messrs. W. H. Stevens, E. Keightley, J…
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