Barbers' Licenses Hamilton Infringements
The Hamilton health inspector rep[?]d to the council last-night that two barbers had not made application for licenses for their shops. He…
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Hotels & licensing, 1924
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Cessnock New Hotel
Cessnock now has another hotel. A few months ago a transfer of. the license of Wentworth Hotel, Bishop's Bridge, was granted to new…
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For 50 years the O'Nelll family, have sold wine at the famous little wayside inn on the Wotlombl-road, past Cessnock. The family served its connection with…
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Three transfers of publicans' licenses were granted by Mr. Perry. S.M. in the Newcastle Licensing court to-day. The particulars were as…
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The decision of Mr. Justice James, reversing the magisterial decision in connection with the serving of drinks at dinners held on hotel premises after 6…
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Several booth licenses were granted by Mr. Perry, S.M., in the Newcastle Licensing Court to-day. Two applications were made by E. R. J. Peters, in…
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An application by William Lake, to make alterations to the [?]u[?] of the Crown and Anchor Hotel, was granted by Mr. Perry, S.M., in the…
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The following transfers of licenses were granted:—Patrick Hillier to M. J. Gunther, Premier Hotel, Broadmeadow: George Prentice to E. S. Martin. Royal…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Former Millionaire Found Dead in Hotel Pioneer of the Air
Armand [?]perdussin, in turn pioneer of aviation, millionaire, and convict, was found dead, shot through the head, in a entail hotel in Paris,…
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A brawl In the vicinity of the Great Britain Hotel resulted in Henry Smith, aged 26, being fined £2. by Mr. Perry, S .M., at the Newcastle police court…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Popular Hotelkeeper. Mr. L. D. Mouat Entertained
A demonstration of the popularity and esteem in which Mr. L. D. Mouat, who has been the licensee of the Central Hotel, Newcastle, for 14 years, is…
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At the second annual re-union of the hotelkeepers last night, Mr. L. D. Mouat, who will retire shortly from business, was presented with a set of…
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"When she returned to Melbourne she told Mrs. Wright, with whom she resided, that her husband had written that he was going to commit suicide…
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Applications to make alterations and additions to the premises were granted T. Rawle, licensee of the Commercial Hotel. Adamstown, and C. Bacon,…
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Alfred Henry Lewis, at Newcastle licensing court to-day, was granted a, billiard license for premises in Mitchell-street, Stocklon…
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At Newcastle Licensing Court to-day Messrs. Adrian and Le Brun Brown, members of the Licenses Reduction Board, granted Richard…
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At the Newcastle licensing court today, before Mr. F. G. Adrian (chairman). and Mr. Lc Brunn Brown. Joseph Willams was granted…
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A. H. Lewis was granted a billiard license at Mitchell-street, Stockton…
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The Licensing Board (Messrs. F. G. Adrian and W. Le Brun Brown) eat at the Newcastle Courthouse, yesterday. Joseph Williams made application to…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Popular Publican Cessnock Send-off
Mr. William Hackelt, licensee of tho Cessnock Hotel, who has sold his business, and is about to take over tho Belmore Hotel. Belmore, Sydney, was…
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