The Case of No License
The interest that has developed in the local option vote immediately confers upon the questions to be placed before the voters, an importance…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
102 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 6
No-License in New Zealand
In the Legislative Council last week the Attorney General read replies from several police i[?] specters to whom Mr. Day's recent proncuocement re[?]…
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Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather prevailing on Tuesday night a goodly number assembled at the Town Hall to hear the Rev…
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Sir,--May I crave space in you columns to put as lucidly as I can the case for [?] against licence. Knowledge comes, but wisdom…
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The embargo on expenditure which prevents candidates from effectively presenting their case to the public, did not operate in the case of the…
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At Tuesday night's council meeting the Mayor stated that under the Act it was incumbent on him to make a personal inspection of all licensed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court. Friday, October 21. (Before Messrs. G. Atkin, P. M., and C. A. Jackes and R. T. Vyner, J's.P.)
Percy G. P. Adkins was granted a renewal of the license of the Central Hotel. The assessment fee was fixed at £305, and the licensee fee…
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One feature of the election has been the set-back administered to the nolicense movement. Although its champions have worked harder than…
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The Rev. W. Cunliffe-Jones has been unburdening himself with respect to the Government defeat, which he regards as very serious. It was…
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At the above court on Tuesday, before the acting P.M., Charles Condron applied for a transfer of his hotel license at Glencoe' to Patrick…
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The men publicans have been relieved from furnishing answers to 60 questions requiring minutest details of sales and profits for the past three…
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Application was made for transfer of the license of the Commercial Hotel and billiard license from Thos. Kioly to H. D. H. Ross. Granted…
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At the Quarterly Licensing Court on Monday before the Chairman and Mr. Lonton the following report was submitted:—All licensed premises must…
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Sub-Inspector Kelly prosecuted at the Redfern Police Court, William Sydney Leonard and Frederick Haddon, for selling beer at a house in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Severe on Narrabri. Hotelkeepers and the Sword
At the Wesley Church Melbourne on Sunday, Mrs. Helen Barton, of Glasgow Municipal Council, spoke on" How we fought for-no-licence in New South…
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At the police court on Tuesday (before Messrs John A. Martin, H. A. D. O'Connor, J. S. Drew, A. J. Dodd, and W. Lamb, Js.P.)…
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At the nearly court for the granting of Auctioneers licenses at Jeriiderie on Tuesday, although some applications for licenses were lodged no…
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At Gerlidevie recently an annual court for the granting of auctioneers' licenses was held. Some of the applicants were not present when the…
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"Put me at the table d'bote, next to the Duke of Blank," said Parvenu, slipping a sovereign into the band of the waiter at a big hotel…
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Our readers may remember that some months ago a man who styled himself Doctor Searby advocating No-license in the various towns along the…
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