Hotel Improvements. the Star Inn
A social evening was spent on Saturday, at Mr. H. Cameron's Star Hotel, Hunter-street. Newcastle, to celebrate the opening of the new building, and to make a…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
173 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 6 of 9
No-license in New Zealand
Sir,—The opponents of the movement are noted, for their bold assertions as to the state, of affairs under no-license in New Zealand. Mr. Harrison Lee-Cowie, at her…
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A keen breeze and the attractions of Hunter-street on a pay-Saturday night, did not prevent the gathering of a considerable number of people in Brown-street,…
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The Newcastle Labour Council met in the Trades Hall last night. In the absence of Mr. D. Maher (the president), Mr. H. H. Lloyd took the chair. The…
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Sir,—Ever thoughtful advocate of no-license recognises that the movement has progressed beyond the stage of deploring the evils of drunkenness. The…
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Sir,—The letter of Mr. J. W. Toomey in your issue of Tuesday last is chiefly noticeable for the things left out. The figures which he gives concerning crime…
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John Henry Richardson, of Estellville was granted permission to make alterations to a billiard room. Alexander Frew of the Rhondda Hotel,…
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A public meeting arranged by the. Waratah-Mayfield Vigilance Committee was held in the Methodist Hall, Mayfield on Friday evening, at which there was a good…
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The first women's municipal hotel has been opened at Manchester. It accommodates 222 persons and charges 4d per night. Every home…
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Sir,—Being unavoidably absent from the district during the past week precluded me from replying to the letters of my opponents. I now desire to deal with the…
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Sir,—Your issue of this morning contains a long letter from Mr. J. M. Toomey, in which he states that he will deal with the letters of Revs. Yeates, Fisher-Webster, and…
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The license of the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, Junction, was transferred from William George Hinds to James Burns Gillan…
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Mr. G. B. Nicholls, of New Zealand the no-license expert, will hold an open-air meeting in Brown-street this evening, and to-morrow he will speak at…
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The license of the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, the Junction, was transferred from William George Hinds to James Gillian, Mr. J. D. Reid (Messrs, Reid and…
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During recent yearns the agitation against the liquor trade has taken a wide sweep in Canada. There has been no such revolutionary advance as has…
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Sir,—Mr. Toomey's arguments against no-license in this morning's paper are more lengthy than convincing, Certain vague generalities are first of all indulged…
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There was a very large attendance at the Wallsend Park, yesterday afternoon, the attraction being the open air meeting promoted by the Wallsend Branch of…
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Mr. G. B. Nicholls, who is at present conducting a no-license campaign in the Newcastle district, in the course of an interview with a representative of the…
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Sir,—Mr. Toomey's reply to my challenge that he should meet out no-license champion at Waratah to-night in public debate, is, to say the least of it, a rather…
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Sir,—A new lot of newspaper advocates of no-license, and vice versa, have come to the front of late, and of the different arguments pro and con, advanced are…
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