Licensing Court
The following licenses were transferred at the Court yesterday morning:— Hannah Garrett, of the Albert Victor Hotel, Burwood, to John Griffiths; John…
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Hotels & licensing, 1885
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The Great Northern Licensed Victuallers' Association
THE annual general meeting of the above took place at Sidney's Terminus Hotel yesterday afternoon. The president of the association, Mr. Alex. Watt, occupied the…
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A fire broke out between 2 and 3 o'clock in the morning at the Shakespeare Tavern, Mount Gambier. The building, which was of weatherboard, was totally…
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An application was made by Mr. C. Burton, tobacconist, of Perkin-street, for a billiard table license. Mr. J. A. Gorrick appeared for the applicant. It will be…
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The new Licensing Bill proposes to reduce the number of licenses by nearly 2000, abolish barmaids, and increase licenses to £100…
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PERHAPS in no colony has there, so far, been so much discussion over any measure as over the existing Licensing Act of New South Wales. But that…
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The Victoria Hall was crowded this afternoon, when a meeting of the United Licensed Victuallers' Association was held, the object being to discuss the new…
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THE Bishop of Melbourne has (says the Melbourne Daily Telegraph) been invited to express his opinion on the new Licensing Bill, but declines, to do so, on the ground…
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A very large meeting was held in the Temperance-hall last night for the purpose of discussing the new Licensing Bill. The meeting was very disorderly owing…
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In the Wesleyan churches, Melbourne, on Sunday, the congregations were invited to sign petitions in favour of the new Licensing Bill. The first clause…
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SIR,—As mach objection has been taken to the traders in, liquor, perhaps you will kindly permit me to say that in my opinion it is not wholly without reason. I do not…
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Public meetings for and against the Licensing Bill are being held all over the country. The meeting of clergy on Monday night in Russell-street hall was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CORRESPONDENCE. Hotel Accommodation. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR.—The light in which your correspondent "A" views the liquor traffic question is without doubt a very reasonable one. From time immemorial inns, taverns, or hotels,—…
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A MEETING of hotel-keepers was held at the Oddfellows' Arms, George-street, on Tuesday. Among those present were Messrs, Olliffe, M.L.A., Deeble, Moore, Hodge and…
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THE Melbourne papers report that at a meeting of the committee of the Licensed Victuallers' Association, held on Tuesday evening, one of the speakers suggested that…
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THE supporters of the Licensing Bill now before the Victorian Parliament will be gratified to learn (says the Age) that a very decided demonstration in…
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TRANSFER.—The license of the Universal Hotel, Dennison-street, was transferred from David Wilson to John Peate. NEW LICENSE.—An application was put…
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At the annual meeting of the Victorian Alliance, held in the Town Hall, Mr. Alfred Deakin, Solicitor-General, was in the chair. A resolution was passed to the…
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At the Central Police Court to-day two young men were charged with having gone to the above hotel, and created a disturbance. They partook freely of champagne,…
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In the Assembly Sir Thomas M'Ilwraith supported the new Licensing Bill, which embodies the principles of full Local Option…
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