A Nice Point for Publicans
AT the Collingwood Court a few days ago, Mr. William Cody, license of the Abbotsford Hotel, Johnston-street, came forward and addressed the Bench…
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Hotels & licensing, 1885
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The Licensing Act and the Salvation Army. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—Would you oblige me by inserting in your widely circulated paper the following letter, in answer to one signed "J. Castles."…
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The Licensed Victuallers' Association had a successful picnic Yesterday, A race for a thirty-guinea trophy, for bona-fide publicans, had 29 entries, and was won by…
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THE Newcastle Quarterly Licensing Court was held yesterday morning before Mr. Jas. Mair, P.M., and Messrs. W. K. Lochhead and Dr. Morgan, licensing magistrates…
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CONDITIONAL LICENSE.—An application for a conditional license was made at the court yesterday by William Deusley, but as the Local Option vote at Wickham was…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—John Spencer Murphy, the landlord of Hickey's hotel, Market and Kent streets, has committed suicide by cutting his throat with a…
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A REMARKABLE change has been witnessed in the hotel system of London of late years. The old fashioned hotels are gradually giving place to buildings…
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A BURGLAR named George Reilly was arrested in the act of robbing the Albion Hotel, South Melbourne, last Sunday night. When discovered in a bedroom he threw two…
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A METTING of the council of the Licensed Victuallers' Association of New South Wales was held on the 4th instant at the Royal Hyde Park Hotel, Mr. J. B. Office,…
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.—Mr. Ernest Herbert Eisefder, landlord of the Kensington Hotel, hanged himself on Tuesday by a pocket-bandkerchief attached to an iron…
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MR. EDWARD SCOTT, so long and favourably known as "mine host" of the Albion Hotel, Watt-street, has taken the Bellevue Hotel, a well-known hostelry, formerly occupied by…
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AT the annual sitting of the Newcastle Licensing Court yesterday no less than 122 applications for renewals were granted. In no single instance…
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RENEWALS.—No less than 122 applications were made for renewals of licenses for hotels in the City of Newcastle, Stockton, and Hamilton. There was not a single…
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It is reported that the first measures for discussion in Parliament will be an amendment of the Licensing Act, and the Reciprocity Treaty with Tasmania…
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An action, brought by Mr. S. Strettle against Mr. Whelan, to eject him from the Union Hotel, Bourke-street West, on the ground that Whelan did not conduct the…
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SAYS the Sydney Morning Herald:—"According to the opinions of travellers of mark who have recently visited Australia, one of the greatest defects…
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ON Saturday it was announced in the Press that a lecture would be delivered by Mr. Thomas Walker, in the Theatre Royal, on the subject of "State Murders of Capital…
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.—The Globe Hotel, Mt. Gambler, has been totally destroyed by fire. It was insured in the Cornwall Insurance Company for £2500…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Licensing Court. (Before Mr. Jas. Mair, P.M., and Dr. Morgan and Mr. W. K. Lochhead, J's.P.)
ALLEGED SERING AFTER PROHIBITED HOURS.—Emanuel Pitchford, of the Cross Keys Hotel, Tighe's Hill, was prosecuted for having served liquor in his licensed…
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On Wednesday, before Mr. Perrott, P.M., and Mr. E. Turtoa, J.P., the license of the Criterion Hole:, Plattsburg, was transferred from J. P. Taylor to George Bunn…
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