Wallsend Police Court. Thursday, January 5, 1898. (Before Mr. Mair, S.m.) Licenses
MRS BUCKLEY, of Lambton, was granted a billiard license. Mr. W. R. Solly applied for a billiard license for premises situated…
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Hotels & licensing, 1898
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Maitland District. Quarterly Licensing Court
MESSRS. G. F. Scott, R. Soobic, and Dr. Wright, L Me, occupied the Bench at the quarterly Licensing Court for the licensing district of Maitland, at the courthouse, East…
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A colonial wine license was granted to James H. Kitson, storekeeper, of Chinchen-street, Islington. An application from Valentine…
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There is a difference of opinion among the members of the Marine Board of Victoria as to the age at which boat licenses should be issued to youths. The matter came up for…
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YESTERDAY afternoon in response to impromptu invitations, Mr. Fred[?]. B. Menkens, of this city, received a number of ladies and gentlemen at the Great Northern Hotel, to…
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Thomas Sharp applied for permission to transfer the license of the Post Office Hotel to James Wilson.—Granted. Isabella Short, licensee of the Market…
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The license of the Globe Hotel Thorn-street, was transferred from Jane Thornton to William Edwards, The license of the Sportsman's Arms,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Queensland. Brisbane, Monday. Hotel Burnt
The Lucinda Hotel, Townsville, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The building was insured for £10[?]0 and the contents for £460. BRUTAL ASSAULT…
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AT the Newcastle Police Court yesterday, before Mr. J. Mair, P.M., Henry Maurice, described as a watchmaker, was charged with stealing in the dwelling-house of Henry…
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Two music permits were granted for the Toronto Hotel…
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Those who have given the Licensing Act of this colony any consideration admit that it fairly bristles with incongruities and restrictions. Not content…
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The quarterly Licensing Court was held at the Courthouse, East Maitland yesterday morning. Messrs. G. F. Scott, R. Scobie and Dr. Wright, L.Ms. presided…
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Mrs. Ann Jane Buckley, of the Commercial Hotel, Lambton, applied for a transfer of her hotel license to Thomas Liddle, of Newcastle. There…
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The Full Court decided against Samuel Manger, well-known in temperance circles, in his application to quash a wine license granted to one Roner. The grounds…
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BEFORE Messrs. J. Mair and C. N. Payton S. Ms, constituting the Licensing Court, the following applications were granted yesterday afternoon:—…
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Permits to have music in their licensed premises were granted Thomas Hunniford, licensee of the Hidden Treasure Hotel, Cook's Hill, on the…
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At an early hour yesterday morning the Great Britain Hotel in Scott-street was burglariously entered, and the thieves managed to secure a very fair haul, a sum…
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The license of the Blue Bell Hotel, Market-square, was transferred from Job. B. Hudson to Frank Silva. Permit…
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John Cox, of the Reservoir Hotel, Lambton, was granted a music permit for the 3rd June. George Burt, of the Duke of Wellington…
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Who says there are no gold mines in Rhodesia ? asks the paper of that name. In case that recently came before Mr. Justice Vincent, at…
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