Licensing Court
WEDNESDAY.—(Before the L.M., and Messrs. P. C. Campbell and D. S. Anderson, Members of the Licensing Bench. On the application of Mr. J. Borthwick…
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Hotels & licensing, 1899
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Licensing Court
WEDNESDAY.--(Before Mr. W. C. Lawson L.M., and Messrs P. C. Campbell and D. S. Anderson M's.L.B.) Renewals of publicans' licenses were granted…
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THE retailing of adulterated spirits out of bottles bearing the labels of well accredited liquors is to be greatly deplored, and it is with satisfaction…
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AN important case, under the Hawkers' and Pedlars Act, cropped, up at the. Nundle Police Court on Friday, when the police summoned a sewing machine agent named. Keegan, travelling for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Warialda Licensing Court. Friday, 20Th January, 1899. (Before Messrs. O. A. Edwards and J. McMaster, Licensing Magistrates.)
AN application from Stephen Cavanagh for a renewal of publican's license for the Yetman Hotel, was granted. The Inspector's report was…
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WITH a population of five and a half millions London barbors every day 120,000 strangers. Some may remain a week, some a month ; but all the year round there is an average of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Hotel for Birds
AN interesting hotel for summer boarders has been recently advertised in German papers. Music is a popular diversion at summer…
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George Devlin complained that his brother-in-law—D. J. Rowley, bootmaker, was precipitating, ruin on himself and family by his love of strong drink,…
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Application for transfer of hotel license at Bundarra, from Jose Layton to George Smith—granted. Billiard license same to same—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Quacks Besieging Kipling's Hotel. London
A MULTITUDE of quacks, also Indian medical men and Christian scientists, are besieging the hotel in which Rudyard Kipling is living…
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AT the Police Court, to-day, Ernest Hicks pleaded guilty to selling poison without a certificate from the Pharmacy Board…
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Alfred Jones, jane. Application for transfer of license. Application granted. Benjamin Furaifull, application for…
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P.C. Campbell and D. S. Anderson M's L.B.) Renewals of colonial wine licenses were granted to Owen M'Cosker, senior, Cheriy…
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Mr. Jas. M'Lean, J.P., Deputy Licensing Magistrate, granted the transfer of the license of the Imperial Hotel, to Mary Kickbam, as executrix of the estate of…
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Mr. fames M'Lean, J.P. has been gazetted Deputy Licensing Magistrate for the district of Armidale during Mr. Parker's absence…
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Another reminder has been given to publicans that if they retail on credit small quantities of the refreshment they are licensed to sell, they do so at their own risk. They…
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WEDNESDAY. —(Before Mr. W. C. Lawson, I .M., and Mr. P. G Campbell, M.L.B.) Henry Stenz was charged with having liquor in his possession, at Boggy Camp, he…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Last Night's News. [By Telegraph.] [Through Our Special Agents.] Robbery at a Hotel. Sydney, Monday Night
A ROBBERY took place on Saturday, at the Hampden Hotel, in Oxfordstreet. £50 in cash was stolen from the bedroom of Mr. Jones, the licensee…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Why Hotel Bedrooms are Sparely Furnished
ANYONE who has travelled much and lived in hotels has doubtless noticed that the rooms are as scantily furnished as it is possible to make them. There…
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