Licensing Court
The Special Licensing Court was adjourned to Wednesday, 9th instant, for the attendance of the Licensing Magistrate…
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Hotels & licensing, 1901
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Licensing Court
Upon the application of Mr. C. W. Readett, solicitor, the transfer of the Sandy Hill Hotel from R. T. Harrison to Albert O. Smith was granted. Also…
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YESTERDAY Mr. Geo. E[?]y applied to the Licensing Court for a conditional publican's license, in respect of his premises to be erected at the corner of Grey and Meade-streets. The Court approved…
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Mary Ann Gleoson applied for a conditional publican's license, for a house to be erected in Inverell. Mr. Borthwick for applicant, applied to have the application adjourned to…
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The Inspectors report was read, showing a fair state of affairs at the local hotels…
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THE P.M., yesterday, granted a bawker's license to J. S. Duncan…
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John Gordon and A. E. Judge applied for booth licenses for the show ground. Mr. Boyd (for Mr. Borthwick) for applicants, The applications were granted…
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A licensing court for the consideration of applications for publicans and wine licenses, renewals, removals, etc,, will be held at Glen Innes on April- 15th, and at Emma ville on April 10th…
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MR. W. B. BROWN, formerly one of the proprietors of the old Commercial Hotel, has, we understand entered into arrangements with Mr. Geo. Every to lease the Commercial Hotel, now in…
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Henry Forster, hotelkeeper, of Petersham obtained £50 damages from C. Davies, dentist of Lewisham, for the alleged negligent wanner in which defendant manufactured, set, and…
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A renewal of the publican's license held by Owen McCosker was granted. Also a wine license held by Mr. W. McCosker. Mr. Anderson (for Messrs…
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The Inspector's report was read, which showed that the hotels were in good repair, &c…
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AT the annual picnic of the Licensed Vituallers yesterday it was stated that they would pay one third of the taxes of the Commonwealth…
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At the Paddington Police Court yesterday (says Wednesday's " S. M. Herald") considerable interest was manifested in regard to certain cases…
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AN hotel situated between Santa Cruz and San Joae, in California, is composed entirely of trees, and is considered to be the most…
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AT Regensburg (Ratisbon), in Bavaria, the goldenes Kruez (Golden Cross) in that town, which is said to have bad an existence of over…
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"I had the pleasure of a long chat with Mr. John Graham, whilst passing through Copmanburst, Clarence River," writes a tourist. "We were…
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"I had the pleasure of a long chat with Mr. John Graham, whilst passing through Copmanhurst, Clarence River," writes a tourist. "We were talking…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. Sydney, Friday. Terrible Fire at an Hotel. Four Inmates Burnt to Death
A big fire occurred at Auckland (N-Z.) last night, the Grand Hotel, one of the finest buildings in the city, being destroyed…
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Further particulate to band in reference to the destructive fire which occurred in Auclkand on Thursday night, when the Grand Hotel, one…
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