The Church and No License
Sir,—I read a letter from a member of the New South Wales Alliance in your issue of to-day, in reference to some remarks which I made about the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
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Licensing Court. (Before Messrs. Scott, Murphy, and Harris, L.Ms.) Wine License Refused
Selina Squirrell applied for a colonial wine license for premises situate in Hunter-street West. Mr. H. V. Harris appeared in support of the application,…
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Sir,—In your issue of May 2nd, there appears a letter from the Rev. F. Colwell on the subject of the church and no license, and which voice the thoughts of…
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Sir,—The Rev. W. Stewart's letter was hardly worthy of the address appended to it. His position hardly should lend itself to what I take to be the offensive…
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The license of the Family Hotel, Bolton-street, was transferred from Nellie Symons to William. H Conway; and that of the Great Britain Hotel,…
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Sir,—The remarks of the Rev. Mr. Ball at the Cathedral recently with reference to a request by the New South Wales Alliance to preach on the liquor question,…
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Mrs. Ardill, of the Rescue Homes, Sydney, has just concluded a 14 days' no-license campaign, in the course of which very large open-air meetings have been…
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Sir,—I make it a rule to sign my name to any letter I may write to the newspapers, and also not to answer anonymous replies that may be made, except for very…
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John Shaw was granted a renewal of the license of Tattersall's Hotel, Plattsburg. An application for the transfer of the…
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Sir,—I an exceedingly glad that my mission in life is not that of mentor to the Rev. W. Stewart. Such arduous duty is "no good to me." His mistakes are…
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Sir,—I am not troubled concerning "Serutator's" opinion of me, but content myself with the comment that his lurid description of what he is pleased to call…
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Sir,—For many days this drink question has been discussed in your paper, and it seems us if the end is far distant, but has either party taken into consideration…
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The license of the Argenton Hotel, Argenton, was transferred from John Owen Thomas to David Thomas, sen. George Bell applied to have his colonial wine…
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Sir,—Truth is abroad, awakening mankind to a knowledge of the inequitable conditions which are in existence, causing millions of human beings to groan…
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W. H. Calvert was granted a publican's license for a new hotel at Woy Woy, to be known as the Bay View Hotel…
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Sir,—Your correspondent "Student," in last Friday's issue, exhorts true Christians to point out the remedy for existing evils. This has already been done, through…
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Mr. F. M. B. Fisher, M. [?] for Wellington Central, N.z., addressed a large Tooling in the Salvation Army barrac[?] Wallsend, last evening, in support of the…
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Sir,—With reference to the very sensible letter written by Mr. C. W. Morse, but without desiring to cause any offence to the writer, I think he is a little in…
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Henry Davis applied for a renewal of the licence of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Carrington. Mr. H. M. Cohen (Messrs. Braye and Cohen) appeared in support of…
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Sir,—It was not my intention to write any further on this question, had not the letter by Mr. D. Williams called for an answer. There is no point of…
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