Publicans! Look at This
"ÆGLES," in the Melbourne Australasian, says:—"I don't know whether the same law of landlord and lodger exists in Victoria as in[?]…
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Hotels & licensing, 1883
30 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 2
The Police, the Parliament, and the Licensing Act
THE printed reports of certain speeches lately made in the Assembly by Members of the Legislature must have given the public of this colony a…
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New Hall House, Milwaukee, the largest hotel in the State of Wisconsin, which has rooms for eight hundred guests, was on January 10 totally consumed by fire, and…
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As the following decision is of some consequence to travellers to Newcastle, we have reproduced it in detail from the S. M. Herald:—…
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SINGLETON, Wednesday.âPeter Sattler, of Goorangoola, was fined £30 and costs to-day, at the Police Court, for selling colonial wine without a license. This is the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Market Square Hotels. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—Referring to statements made at the last Borough Council meeting by Aldermen Dart and Thorn, about "a disgracefully low public-house at the rear of the…
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THE fact of the present Government having intimated their intention of shortly introducing an Amended Licensing Bill, affords an opportunity…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The proposed new Licensing Bill contains twenty-seven clauses, with alterations which concern the public principally. The publican is not to be made…
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AN interesting return was laid on the table of the House on Wednesday night, showing the number of persons arrested and convicted of drunkenness, and the number of…
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THE real battle of the session in connection with the above Bill may be said to have taken place on Friday evening last. There have been…
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IN the Assembly, on Friday, after other business had been disposed of as reported in our Saturday's issue the House went into committee to consider the postponed clauses…
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ONCE more this remarkable specimen of Australian legislation in connection with one of the most important branches of revenue and public…
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AT the above Court on Monday, applications for the transfer of hotel licenses were granted in the following cases:âG. G. H. Collins, Castlemaine Hotel, to Joan…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sale at Punch's Hotel
ONE of the memories of the past faded yesterday, when the Lares and Penates of Punch's Hotel, corner of Pitt and King street, were sold by Mr. T. P. Lester, the…
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YESTERDAY afternoon, at the invitation of Professor Rice, the well-known "mind-reader," physiognomist, electro-biologist, etc., a large and fashionable gathering of ladies and gentlemen met in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Alderman Creer and the Licensed Victuallers. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—In your issue of Wednesday there was a letter written by a Lover of Fair Play" re Alderman Creer and the licensed victuallers. I endorse every world of that beautiful panegyric, and I hope…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Creer and the Publicans. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—As I wish to be acquainted with both sides of any matter in dispute. I have impartially read a quantlty of what has appeared in your columns respecting the above. It was not my intention to take…
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DUBBO, Saturday.—Mr. Berry's hotel at Tomingley, was destroyed by fire at 5 o'clock this morning. Nothing was saved. The building was the property of Mr. Edwin…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A man named Brown, a publican, of Milton, attempted suicide by hanging himself in a stable. Fortunately he was found and cut down…
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COBAR, Tuesday.—Daniel Maher, a publican of this town, committed suicide yesterday, by shooting himself…
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