Licensing Court. Monday, 8Th January
BEFORE Messrs. M. H. Fitzhardinge P.M., and E. W. Whereat L.M. At the Quarterly Meeting of the Licensing Bench, the following business was…
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Hotels & licensing, 1900
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Licensing Court. WEDNESDAY.--(Before the P.M., and Mr. P. C. Campbell, J.P.
Application by John T. Darcy for billiard licence for premises at Bora Creek. Mr. J. A. Boyd for applicant. Granted. J. T. Carroll, application for booth license…
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It is not everybody who can get his lodging and board, including medical attendance, valeting, and three good square meals a day, served at separate tables, for…
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According to a London paper, there is a freemasonry among hotel servants, and they have their methods of communication not on worthy of being mentioned with wireless…
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THE Quarterly meeting of the Licensing Bench was held on Tuesday when there wero present: Messrs. M. H. Fitzhardinge (Chairman), W. Reid, and E. W…
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BEFORE Mr. M. H. Fitzhardinge P.M. and E. W. Whereat L.M. Mrs. Burgess applied for a transfer, of the license of the Exchange Hotel from…
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WEDNESDAY.—(Before the L.M., and Mr. P. c. Campbel, M.L.B.) John Thomas, licensee of the Paradise Hotel, Kangaroo Camp, was called upon to…
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An application was made in the Melbourne Licensing Court on Wednesday for the transfer of the licence of the Royal Hotel, Queen-street, to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Alleged Cattle Stealing the Case Dismissed. [The following depositors in the case of alleged cattle stealing heard recently at Walcha, in which a wellknown resident of this district (Mr John O'Neil, hotelkeeper, of Metz), was implicated, are published by special request, in order that the public may fairly judge as to the merits of the case.]
At the Walcha Police Court on the 29th ultimo, before Messrs, S Murphy, P.M., and J, A.Nivison, JP., John O'Neil, wan charged with…
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In the Assembly last night, Mr. A. Chapman's Bill to lessen the number of hotels in proportion to the population was read for the first time…
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S. A. Moore, Francis Hamilton, and Wm. Henry Bath applied for renewals which were granted, there being no objections. Also Alex. M'Hattan…
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An application for a renewal of hotelkeepers license for J. T. M'Govern, of Guyra, was granted, on the application of Mr. Weaver…
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George Thomas, licensee of the Caledonian Hotel, was charged with suffering gaming on his licensed premises, on the 30th ultime, in…
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Mr. J. A. Nivison and Dr. Stephens (Licensing Magistrates) then received the Licensing Inspector's report with reference to the hotels. The report…
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"Please, sir," said the bell boy to a Texas botel manager, "No. 40 says there ain't no towel in his room." "Tell him to use one of the window…
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THE following renewals of licenses were granted:— James Allison, Mount Pleasant Hotel, Drake…
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S. A. Hallam, of Bonshaw, applied for a renewal of his publican's license. Granted. Mr. Borthwick for applicant. Margaret Miggins applied for a…
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During the debate on the above bill in the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr. See (Colonial Secretary) said the bill was one of repudiation. The brewers and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Another Fire. in Inverell. Sheds and Loose Boxes at Mr. Spicer's Hotel Mysteriously Become Ignited. But the Fire Is Fortunately Quenched
The fire fiend has paid us yet another visit. This time, fortunately, the devastation wrought was loss dis[?]srrous than was the case on the night of Saturday week last. About [?] o' clock…
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The ever increasing demands of the travelling public to Inverell has necesitated the extension of the provisions of the licensing act to two additional houses. Some twelve months…
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