Hotel Employees
Mrs. G. Duncan, secretary to the Northern Branch of the Hotel, Club an Restaurant Employees' Union, stated yesterday that she was taking steps to…
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Hotels & licensing, 1924
336 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 15 of 17
Licensing Court. (Before Mr. A. R. Perry, L.M.)
Ernest Robert Jones Peters was granted booth licensee for the Wallsend races on November 1, and Margaret J. Gunther for the Newcastle Showground on…
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Mrs. G. Duncan, secretary to the Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Union, state in her report to the members that she is finding much opposition from the…
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Charles Patterson, a prosperous druggist from Virginia, came to New York and registered at the Hotel Astor. His wife joined him three days…
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James Morris (35) was the only prisoner to appear before the chamber magistrate at the Newcastle lice court this morning…
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The trial has commenced of Benjamin Harris Chutes, an American seaman, who is charted with murdering Reginald Louis Short by stabbing…
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"I strongly object to allowing part of a hotel to bo turned into shops," said Mr. Perry. S.M., in the Newcastle Licensing Court to-day, when an…
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George Galperin, licensee of the Great Britain Hotel, was granted licenses for booths at the Newcastle races on November 15 and 19. Victor Raymond Delany…
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An application for the removal of the license of the Terminus, Hotel, Merewether, to the new premises at the corner of Beaumont and Cleary streets,…
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Richard M'Auliffe made application for the removal of the license of the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel from the Junction to Fawcett-street, Mayfield, and to…
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Of imposing architecture and containing the most modern fittings, the Hotel Kent, now opened at the corner of Cleary and Beaumont streets,…
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Charges of having falsely represented themselves as travellers to obtain liquor, were preferred against John Crooks, Frank or Tom Aspley,…
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A transfer of the licence of the Northumberland Hotel from frederick Stephen Rouhan to Edward perry. Dixon, was granted by Mr. Perry…
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A transfer of the Grand Hotel, Newcastle [?] George Ath[?] Dolander is Ec[?] De[?]uder was created by Mr. Perry, S.M.,…
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Mr. W. A. Flynn. P.M., gave his reserved decision this morning at the Cessnock police court, in the case in which Philip George Gusson, a recent…
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James Cusick was granted booth [?]censes for the Newcastle races on November 15 and 19. The following transfers were granted:…
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Sydney Brogan's application to Mr. Flynn. L.M., at Maitland Licensing Court to-day for the transfer of a billiard license at Bellbird from John…
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The following company has been registered: Newcastle Hotels. Ltd. Capital, £10,000. To acquire the Criterion Hotel, Newcastle. First directors: F. A…
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Two safes were opened apparently with duplicate keys, at Fig Tree Hotel Hunter's Hill, and about £300 stolen. Printed and published by Leo vincent…
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IN every hobby there are expensive branches which the average person can never hope to explore, costly heights that he knows will always be…
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