The Licensed Brewers. SYDNEY
BOTH the Federal and State Governments have demanded the fees of the licensed brewers of the State for this year…
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Hotels & licensing, 1902
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Publicans Fined. SYDNEY, Monday Night
AT the Police Court to-day thirteen publicans were fined from 20s. to 80s and costs, for selling liquor under the fixed standard…
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THE Licensing Bench yesterday granted a renewal of a colonial wine license to James Bourke, of Glen Innes, and a booth licence to Franklyn Hodges for January 27th on the…
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MONDAY.—(Before Messrs. W. Brown, P.M., D. S. Anderson and P. C. Campbell, J's.P.) Renewals of publican's licenses were…
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AN ordinary license for the keeping and sale of explosives under the provisions of the Act has been granted to Albert Hollis, of Bear Hill…
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AT Inverell on Monday, Thomas P. Hockey's application for a license for a public house at Ben Lomond was refused. A petition was sent in against the application, and…
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IT is notified in the GAZETTE of January 17 that Messrs. A. J. Dodd and D. M. G. M'Gregor have been appointed members of the Glen Innes Licensing Bench for a period…
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George Kilburn was fined £33, in default three months' imprisonment, for selling liquor without a license at the Judge and Jury Club…
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THE question whether a licensed victualler is responsible for any gaming which may be carried on at his hotel, notwithstanding that he may be absent, and has left a servant or…
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The Inspector's report was read and renewals granted to the local hotels…
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The question whether a licensed victualler is responsible for any gambling which may be carried on at his hotel, notwithstanding that he may be…
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A CASE involving the question of the liability of a licensee in respect of gaming carried on in his hotel in his absence was before Mr. Justice Owen…
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J. Ross applied for a coach license. Granted. George Tobear made application for a hawker's license. Granted…
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THE Colonial Treasurer has announced his intention of introducing a bill providing for a sliding scale of hotel license fees with a maximum of from £75 to £100 and a…
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THIS now well-known hostelry has been disposed of by Mr. W. Bates to Mr. Frank Kime, who took possession on Monday last. The new proprietor assumes control with…
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A SPIRIT merchants license has been issued to Frederick Utz for a period dating from January 3, 1902, to January 30, 1903…
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James McLean made application for a transfer from Charles Smith for the Wine and Spirit, and Billiard license of the Royal Hotel, Tenterfield. He was…
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The following example of American "humour" appears on the back of an clabo-rately [?]amented card setting forth the merits of a "strictly first class" hotel in…
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The usual quarterly licensing court was opened on Wednesday at the Court. House, but in the absence of all the other licensing magistrates Mr. Brown…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire at Uralla. Outbreak at Murray's Hotel. [By Telegraph.] Uralla
Part of Thos. Murray's Great Northern Hotel building, known as "the cottage," was destroyed by fire at noon to-day. I…
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