Walcha Police Court. Tuesday, June 27, 1899. Licensing Court
Before the P.M., Mr. F. W. Parker' and Dr. Stephens, J.P. Francis Hamilton, Sarah Ann Moore, Wm. Henry Bath and Alfred…
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Hotels & licensing, 1899
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Licensing Magistrate
Mr. James M'Lean, J.P., has been gazelled a member of the Licensing court for Armidale, vice Mr. B. A. Moses, resigned…
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Despairing, so doubt, of making it citizens sober by Act of Parliament, the Legislators of Michigan (U, S. A.) has hit upon the ingenious…
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Renewals of publicans' licenses were granted to W. P. A hern and Themas Mason. A billiard license was granted to E. A. Parker, for a saloon, situate at Boggy Camp…
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The Licensing Inspector's report was read in reference to the hotels in the district. It was favourable, with the exception that the complaint…
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ONE of the most striking changes in London daring the last twenty years is the enormous increase in the number of enormous hotels,…
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'The Manager's compliments, sir, and he'd be very much obliged it you could spare him a few minutes after breakfast.'…
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A coach license was granted to Mr. G. M. Bowden…
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WEDNESDAY.--(Before the L.M. and M Anderson and P. C. Campbell M's.L.B. William Twoomey was charged with being the occupier of unlicensed premises, on which…
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The Inspector's report was read as to the state of the hotels in town and district. Complaints were constantly being made as to the want of…
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Licensing Inspector v. G. F. Lewin--charged with being the holder of a colonial wine license and permitting drunken men to assemble on his premises…
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28.—(Before Mr. W. Corbett Lawson (Chairman), and Messrs. P. C., Campbell and D. S. Anderson, J's.P.) Peter McGill (on remand) was charged with…
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The members of N.S.W. team of cricketers were entertained at a public banquet at Tattersall's Hotel on Friday night: when a number of influential…
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Two persons were to-day fined £30 each, for selling beer at private houses without a license…
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A CHINESE hotel bill is startling enough at first glance, writes a correspondent. When our first was presented, we found dismal e…
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A billiard license was granted to Ernest Frederick Graney for premises situated in O'Dounell-street. A booth license was granted to George Fraser…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, December 19, the following transfers of publicans' licenses were granted:-- Mary Wynn to T. J, English…
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