Licensing Court
[?] was granted renewal of the [?] sali's Hotel at Guyra, there [?]jections. made by H. Hunt[?]d for…
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Hotels & licensing, 1912
83 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 5
Licensing Court. MONDAY.—(Before the P.M. and Mr. Loxton, J.P.)
A renewal of publican's license was granted Gabriel Williams, of the Royal Hotel, Inverell, the assessment being at £378…
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At the police court on Tuesday, before the P.M. and Mr. John Martin, J.P., F. Val Wikner, shire engineer, proceeded against J. Johnson…
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The total number of hotels closed in Victoria daring the past four years, was 512, while the total compenation paid amounted to…
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Messrs. W. J. Hawke and Co. submitted at public auction on Wednesday afternoon the well-known "New England Hotel" property. The property was offered "on the…
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At the quarterly meeting of the Licensing Court, held subsequently, a transfer of the license of Tattersall's Hotel, from R. L. Andrew to Thos…
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BUT very few weeks now remain before the winter season commences for the summer trip to Mt. Kosciusko. In June the Alpine Carnivals will be in…
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But very few weeks now remain before the winter season commences for the summer trip to Mt. Kosciusko. In June the Alpine Carnivals will be in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tragedy at Uralla. Shot in a Hotel
STILL another sad tragedy was reported in Armidale on Saturday morning. This time Uralla becomes the centre of the unenviable notoriety. Briefly summed up, a young man…
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John Merritt, a master butcher, was before the Broken Hill Police Court, charged with slaughtering stock at a place other than the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Chandos Again. Daring Threat in a London Hotel
Although there was nobody in the room with me, I involuntarily looked over my shoulder to see that my absorbed attention was unnoticed, and…
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Since cur highly satisfactory little [?]haul of Professor Ressington's golden [?]reasures, Chandos and I had been "resting." At least, so far as I…
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T. W. Taylor was granted renewal of the license of the Rock vale Hotel…
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Sam. Robinson was granted an Auctioneer's License…
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In the Licensing Court, an application for the transfer of the license of the Australian Hotel was further adjourned till the 1st March…
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A lady motorist (says "Lloyd's News") is endeavoring to persuade the Manchester authorities to permit her to act as a taxi-cab driver…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Armidale Police Court. Friday, March 1.—(Before Mr. G. Atkin, P.m.) Licensing Court
APPLICATION was again made for the transfer of the license of the Australian Hotel from H. A. Hnnold to Alex. M'Pherson…
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Booth licensee were granted to Millicent E. Croft for the Pony Race meeting on 23rd inst., and to F. S. Thomas for Tingha races on April…
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Declaring his belief that meet of the drunkenness in America originates in clubs, Dr. Harvey H. Wiley, pure food expert for the United States…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Parson Who Turned Publican. Remarkable Career
An extraordinary career is ended by the death of the Rev. Samuel Thackeray, M.A., LLD., a clerk in holy orders who about six years' ago…
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