Consuming Liquor on Hotel Premises
At the Singiston police court last [?] Mary Be[?] of with Central Hotel was charged with allowing Honor to be consumed [?]…
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Hotels & licensing, 1915
83 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 5
Auctioneers' License
At a sitting of the Licensing Court on Wednesday, Major Crane, P.M., and Mr. C.C. Loxton, J.P., presidium, the following were granted auctioneer's…
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A publican's booth license was granted to E. Cross, of the Yetman Hotel, for a booth on the racecourse on February 2nd & 3rd…
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Chas. F. Clarke, proprietor of the Royal Hotel, Bundarra, applied for a reduction in the license fee of his promises…
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David Muir was granted a hawker license, while A. A. Moneypeay was granted an auctioneer is district because. The latter applicant was to…
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Hotel and restaurant employees are taking concerted action to resist a reduction of their wages…
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Mr. J. H. Thomas has completely brought the Byron Hotel (late Royal Oak) up-to-date. The building has been painted right throughout and the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Court. Tuesday, February 9. (Before the P.m.). Found on Licensed Premises
Thomas John Fitzpatrick was charged with being found on licensed premises of the Imperial Hotel --on Sunday, Feb 7 in contravention of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Armidale Licensing Court Friday, Feb 19.— (Before Mr. G. Atkiti, P.M, and C. A. Jackes.)
JOSEPH FINNIGAN was granted a renewal of the license of the Rockvale Hotel, there being no police objections. License for £10…
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At the Warialda Court on Tuesday the license of the Railway Hotel was transferred from Esmond L. Stehr to Daniel Francis Costelloe. The new host…
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The annual return of licensed auctioneers in the Armidale district is as follows:—R. Blaxland Arthur A. Brown…
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The applications of H. C. Stortenbeker and R. J. Elbra for booth licenses for four days at show time, were granted by the Police Magistrate, yesterday…
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We hear that Mr. C. Marshall has deposed or his interest in the Commercial Hotel to Mr. W. G. George, late of the Commercial Hotel, Warialda…
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Win. Wilson was granted a booth license for the N.E.I.N. sports, and A. O. Butler, of the Caledonian Hotel, a music permit for the 13th March…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hotel Fire at Toowong
Sydney, Monday—A fire occurred in a three-storied hotel at Toowoomba Brisbane. The inmates narrowlt escaped with their lives. Several were…
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Mr. Jos. Murphy has sold the lease of the Imperial Hold to Mr. Fisher, who held it before Mr. Murphy. All decent people will be sorry to lose…
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SATURDAY, March 27, is expected to be a memorable day in South Australian annals. A general election for the State Parliament is to take place under…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Quarterly Licensing Courts
Armidair, 13th April Emmaville 15th April; Glen Innes, 13th April; Hillgrove 1st April; Inverell, 19 April; Tamworth, [?]th April;…
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, who have disposed of the Commercial Hotel, Bundarra, to Mr. George, late of Warialda, were presented with an…
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The continuation of counting of votes cast in the South Australian referendum as to what hour at night hotel bars shall be closed shows the…
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