Licensing Court. (Before Mr. W. Le B. Brown, P.M., and Mr. J. J. Loxton, J.p.)
The license of the Imperial Hotel, Inverell, was transferred from John Henry Fisher to Joseph Murphy. The following renewals were…
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Hotels & licensing, 1914
79 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 4
On Licensed Premises. a Defendant Fined
The fact that Senior-Sergeant Hogan made his rounds in plain clothes last Sunday morning put Daniel Milen somewhat out of his reckoning. About…
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At a special sitting of the Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Mr. Fletcher. P.M., the license of the Great Central Hotel was transferred from…
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If the shades of by-gone landlords ever drift over the site at the western intersection of Otho and Byron-streets—from the very earliest days occupied…
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The inspector's quarterly report was submitted, which, the chairman stated, was most satisfactory for the whole of the district…
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A license for a publican's booth on the racecourse on August 5th & 6th, was grunted to Mr. W. P. George…
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The quarterly Licensing Court was held on Monday when the report of the Inspector was presented. After review, all hotels in the licensing…
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At the local Licensing Court on Friday Major Crane (Chairman) dealt with, the application of Mr. W. P. George for permission to occupy…
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The hearing took place in Sydney recently, before Mr. Justice Harvery, of the suit instituted by O.T., Ltd., for an injunction to restrain…
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At the adjourned Quarterly Licensing Court held on Monday, Mr. John Henry Thomas was granted a license for the Royal Oak Hotel,…
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The German have [?] up the [?]…
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"No school teacher can take the place of the parents. Too much is expected by parents from teachers. In modern times, children have greater liberties…
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The Royal Oak Hotel has once more re-opened its hospitable doors to the public, and it is evident that the extensive alterations and additions to the…
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At a sitting of the Inverell Licensing Court, before Mr. W. Le Brun Brown, Chairman, Sydney Albert Hallam, licensee of the Bonshaw Hotel, was…
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William Rodgers pleaded guilty with being on the licenced premiere of the Club Hotel during prob[?] hours--on Sunday, Sept. 13…
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Last week some itinerant vendors of wares, or something of the kind, arrived by the Brisbane mail train, and drove to a local hotel (says the…
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The [?] of the license of the Telegraph Hotel from A. N. Brisett to Margaret Starr was granted. At the same time the latter was…
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The Quarterly Licensing Court was held at the Court House yesterday those being on the Bench: Mr. W. le Brun Brown (Chairman), and Messrs…
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This well-built, well appointed family hotel was taken over yesterday by Mr. A. N. Brissett, late of the Telegraph Hotel in Otho Street. The building contains forty large comfortable rooms, and although close to the centre of the town is quite away from noise and bustle. The stabling and yard accommodation is recognised by travellers as ranking amongst the best in the State. The…
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