Trading Hours of Hotel and Wine Bars
Sydney, Thursday.— The Government will probably take legislative action to settle the question of the hours of trading for hotels and wine bars. A…
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Hotels & licensing, 1919
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Early Closing of Hotels
Mr. Garland. Solicitor-General, has explained that the present at Act covering the closing of hotels will expire by effluxion of time six months after the…
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The Royal Hotel, Bundarra, has again changed hands, Mr and Mrs Osborn thaving decided to again return to the Northern Rivers. During…
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The £12,000 bull, which happens to be the principal attraction of the milk, dairy, and farm exhibition in the 71st Regiment Armory, New York, was the…
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The Federal Cabinet has decided that all hotels throughout the Commonwealth will close on Saturday for the Peace celebrations…
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Sydney Thursday [?] A special War Pre-cautions regulation was gazetted by the Federal Government yesterday which closes all licensed liquor premises…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bull at a Banquet £12,000 Animal in Waldorf Hotel
The £12,000 bull, which happens to be the principal attraction of the milk, dairy, and farm exhibition in the 71st Regiment Armory, New York, was the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pemissave Occupancy & Occupation Licenses
Some time ago exception was taken to the granting of Permissive Occupancy or Occupation Licenses over part of the mining…
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Three hotels in Forbes have closed down their dining rooms, and are relying solely on the bar trade and the return from beds. The proprietors…
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Mr Phifer, a former resident of Ashford, where he followed pastoral pursuits, has purchased the license and goodwill of the Commercial…
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The Attornoy-General was asked by a deputation from the United Licensed Victuallers' 'Association, whether the Government proposed to make 6 o'clock…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday morning, the transfer of the license of the Commercial Hotel, Bundarra, from W. P. George to G. F. Phifer was…
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At the Licensing Court (Mr. H. McDongal, Chairman) a publican's booth license was granted to E. Cross of Yetnam for 18th August (day of…
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At the meeting or the Narra[?] P.P. Board, held last week, a discussion took place on the question of shooting kangaroos and other marsupials…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Police Court. Monday, August 18. (Before Mr. H. H. MacDougall, P.m.). on Licensed Premises
The adjourned case of Leslie Wells, who was charged with being illegally on the premises of the Imperial Hotel on July 28th, was heard…
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The workmen engaged on the renovations and improvements to the Commercial Hotel have completed their task, and the alternation…
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Perhaps the most remarkable hotel in the world is the Garavansery, known as the Calivada Hotel, is America. The hotel's name is made up of half of the…
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Clifford F. E. Archer, William McLaren, David Paul and Percy Parker pleaded guilty to behaving in a riotous manner at the Railway Hotel-in the…
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George Delancy aud Sid Hodge were charged with being on licensed premises, namely the Royal Hotel, on August 21, at 8.50, after the hour at which…
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Sophia Pollock made application at the Licensing Court this morning for a Sunday Trading License for her refreshment shop at the corner of Evans…
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