Walcha Police Court Tuesday, June 26, 1906. Licensing Court
B. E. Faruifull Renewal of license Re-assessed under the new Act at £20. S. A. Moore, assessed at £104. License fee fixed at £29…
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Hotels & licensing, 1906
82 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 5
Mollkopper, Knobb, and Co. the Forsaken Hotel (Written for the Miner by “Wanderer”)
THEIR trade was surely [?] Things looked very like a smash, For customers don’t like it when they’re parting up their cash…
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The wedding, which had been performed at the Registrar's office, had gone off very nicely and quietly (says the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court. Friday, July 6Th. (Before Messrs. J. Jamieson and J. Shelton, L.M's.)
W. J. Parr applied for renewal of his publican's license for the Coolootai Hotel, and also that the premises be classified as provided for in Section…
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A NAPIER (N.Z.) publican has lost his license for cashing a cheque for a man who had for some days been drinking at his hotel. To make matters worse for the publican, the cheque was a valueless…
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MR. F. J. THOMAS, M.L. A., has been informed by the Department of the Attorney General and of caused by the inability of two members of the…
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J. P. Bonnar was charged with selling liquor to Thos. Sattler during prohibited hours. Sen.-Sergt. Bank stated that on…
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Thos. Sattler was charged that on Sunday 1st July, at 5.40 p.m., he was on the premises of the Central Hotel. Mr. Kearney, M.L.A., appeared for…
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The following are amongst the new regulations which came into force on the 1st instant:--When the holder of a publican's…
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THE Licensing Court sat on Tuesday, the Chairman (Mr. R. H. V. Allnutt) and Messrs. A. J. Dodd and D. M. G. M'Greger being on the Bench…
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IN regard to an official letter recently banded to us from Mr. F. J. Thomas, in which reference was made to the inconvenience caused by the inability of two members of the Licensing Court to attend a…
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Mary Elizabeth Gilchrist, licensee of the Bail way Hotel, was charged with permitting the aforementioned defendant to be on her premises,…
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Senior-sergeant Rank, Licensing Inspector, proceeded against S. Barlow for being unlawfully on the premises of the Railway Hotel on the evening of Sunday, July 8…
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MR. J. LONSDALE, the successful tenderer for the Club Hotel, to be erected for Mr. T. Williams in Grey and Wentworth Streets, has shown us the plans. The building will…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Walcha Police Court. Tuesday, July 24, 1906. (Before the P.M., and Mr. J. A. Nivison, J.p.) Licensing Court
The Inspectors' report was received, showing no convictions or no complaints, and everything was satisfactory…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victorian Hotelkeepers MELBOURNE, Thursday Night
THE existing number of victuallers licenses in Victoria is 3473, an excess of 980 above the statutory number. In the Melbourne metropolitan…
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The case between Arthur J. Baker, of Gunnedab, and John Taylor, arising out of the sale of an hotel property, was decided in the Equity Court,…
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M. J. Heffernan applied for coach license, postponed to next Court, 25th September. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31…
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POSSIBLY the good American housekeeper numbers among her acquaintances someone who boasts that she could set her table…
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The Rev. Dr. Thackeray, M.A., L.L.D., who is running a public house at Hoddeston, Herts, England, issues a…
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