Licensing Court Renewals of Licenses
A sitting of the local Licensing Bench was held at the Court House yesterday. F. S. Thomas was granted a renewal…
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Hotels & licensing, 1921
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Government Owned Hotels to Cease
Sydney, Monday.-—The Federal Government intend to discontinne the ownership and conduct of hotels in the Northern Territory, and the hoteis…
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The finance committee of the City Council has agreed to resume the Gladstone Hotel for demolition. The site is to be let one lease for 20 years…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Careless Criminals Queer Clues That Have Led to Detection. Chalk Make Left by Hotel Guest
There was an old saying that "murder will out," but in those present days of the educated and often scientific criminal the truth of the adage is…
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Hartley Sargent was charged with driving a motor car without carrying n license. There being no appearance of…
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Mr. A. McClelland, M.L.A., has forwarded us the following circular which was issued this week to Clerks of Petty Sessions and police officers:—…
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Mr. A. M'Clelland, M.L.A., has sent us in the following circular to Clerks of Petty Sessions:—Considerable correspondence has…
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[?] the law of the land now [?] the [?] of the State will be at lowed to [?] open until 11 p.m. on and after [?]…
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At the law of the land now stands the hotels of the State will be allowed to remain open until 11 p.m. on and after July 1. On January 1, 1920…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs. H. H. MacDougal (L.M.) and P. C. Campbell, member of the Licensing Bench, the following…
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Mr. A. McClelland, M.L.A., forwards a copy of a circular the Chief Secretary has issued to Clerks of Petty Sessions and police officers in respect to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Armidale Police Court. Monday, Juno 20.—(Before Messrs, E. M. Cohen and A. Purkiss, Js.P.). Drunk and on Licensed Premises
John Bower, 54, laborer, was charged (1) with being drunk, and (2) with being found on the licensed premises of Tattersall's Hotel…
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On Friday night, shortly after 12 o'clock, a fire broke out at the Clarence and Richmond Hotel, Grafton, and, quickly getting a hold, the…
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We have received the following circular, issued from the Chief Secretary's office, from Mr McClelland. M.L.A. Its perusal…
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The Solicitor-General states that the Attorney-General agrees with him that six o'clock closing for hotels hoes not legally come to an end on…
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Considerable interest is now focussed in the position of the Liquer Trade in respect to the early closing of hotels at six o'clock, as it is now…
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The Minister for Justice who administers the [?] Ald. states that there is a wrong impression current that because the relarendum on the…
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In a case at the Redfern Police Court yesterday, in which Carew Northcote, hotel-keeper, was charged with having permitted customers on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Quarterly Licensing Court. Favorable Report. Wednesday, July 13.—(Before Messrs. W. M. Fincham, P.M., and A. Purkiss, J.P.)
The quarterly report was submitted by Sergt. Pye. The Sergeant reported that nine hotels in his area were "fairly well conducted" and the…
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At Monday's meeting of the Armidale Council, Ald. Lonsdale considered that inquiries should be made as to whether it was only waste water (sullage) that was being removed…
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