Quarterly Licensing Court
The Inspector (Senior-sergeant Hogan) submitted his usual quarterly report. The condition of the hotels generally was much the same as at last…
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Hotels & licensing, 1912
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Sydney Hotel Sensation
A sensatational affair occurred in the Captain Cook Hotel at Moore Park, at 1.30 this morning. Mr. Parkes, the proprietor, was [?]kened by a…
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Application was made for transfer of the license of the Gravesend Hotel from T Townsend to G. A. Pendergast…
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In granting an adjournment of Mr. J. Ryan's application for a new hotel at the corner of Beardy and Butler streets, the P.M. said the Bench…
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The Licensing Court (Messns. G. Atkin, Lioensing Magistrate, and R. T. Vyner and C. A. Jackes, members), sat yesterday morning, to…
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Transfer of the license of the International Hotel from R. Lennox to D. Meehan. The sergeant said there were no…
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A young Englishman named Bernard Roberts was charged at the Police. Court this morning with having s[?]t George Parkes and Albert Healey in…
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The annual meeting of Justice of the Peace will be held at the local courthouse on Tuesday Nov.26,for the purpose of considering applications…
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A sitting of the Licensing Court was held this morning, Mr. Brown, P.M., and Mr. C. C. Loxton, J.P., comprising the Bench. The…
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Patrick Hallinan, Edward Jef[?]coat, Geo. Bonnetl, and C.G. McAlister applied for a renewal fo their billiard licences…
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J. J. McIntyre, Thos. Keating, Duncan McIntyre, D. M. G. McGregor, J. C. McCausiand, A. H. N. O'Connor, E. O'Donnell, T. H…
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The annual meeting of Justices of the Peace called for the purpose of considering auctioneers' licenses was held at the Inverell Court House on…
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A gang of safe breakers forced an entry into the local hotel at Yerranderie, near Picton, and bodily lifted the iron safe and carried it into the…
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SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon.—Butglars entered an hotel at Yarranderie, near Picton, and carried away the safe, containing over. £100 in gold, silver,…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The amendment passed by the Legislative Assembly last week in the Early Closing Bill, giving permission to hotelkeepers to sell tobacoo up to 11 o'clock…
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The local Central Hotel premises are now in the final stages of a complete overhaul by Mr. Rickard, renovating contractor, with Mr. H. J. Scott as…
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Several notices have recently ap[?]in the "Government Gazette" [?]effect that, in pur[?]ance of the powers conferred by the Forestry Act,…
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A great war is waning among the Grafton hotels over the price of beer. Twelve hotels have always charged 2d. while the other three have…
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In the case—Fittler to Chapman—transfer of the license of the Langham Hotel, Mr. Claverie, who appeared for the parties, said there was a matter in…
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A sitting of the local Licensing Court was held on Monday. Mr. W. le P[?] and Mr C. C. Lex[?] occurring the Bench. The following…
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