Licensing Court. (Before Mr. J. L. Shropshire, S.M.)
A transfer was granted of the license of the Royal Standard Hotel, Adamstown, from J. H. Mahony to J. J. Irwin. Mr. J. Griffiths appeared in support of…
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Hotels & licensing, 1926
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New Hotel for Cardiff
Sir,—Respecting the letter which appeared in Saturday's issue regarding the above, signed by "Valicare," it is plainly seen that the writer knows…
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Sir,—The Victorian Listeners' League, which is rapidly progressing, is urging that the wireless license fee be abolished. And, in my judgment, that should…
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Sir,—Replying to "Vallcare's letter appearing in last Saturday's issue of the "Newcastle Herald" I would like to ask what has "Valicare" done to promote the…
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Sir,—Mr. George Thompson's letter in the "Newcastle Herald" of the 15th instant does not in any way show or prove that new hotels are needed in…
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Sir,—In reply to "Valicare," "Observer," and "Winding Creek," I may say I always have done a great deal of church work, also I am a strict abstainer, but…
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Sir,—In the "Newcastle Herald" of the 16th Instant appeared a letter by Mr. J. H. Ford on the above subject. According to him I am denounced as being a…
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The Centennial Hotel, situated in the centre of Newcastle City, and running through from Hunter-street to Scott-street, a distance of two hundred and…
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Booth licenses for the Newcastle races on April 30 were granted to James Cusick, licensee of the Clarendon. Hotel, Newcastle…
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Sir,—"Madame Commonsense" was most unfortunate in "her" reference to prohibition in the United States in her letter in your columns last Tuesday,…
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Sir,—In reference to Mr. Bartley's letter in Thursday's issue, saying that Madam Commonsense" is unfortunate in her reference to prohibition in the…
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Messrs Lang, Wood and Co., and Messrs. Creer and Berkeley, in conjunetion, will sell at the former firm's rooms, Newcomen-street, on Thursday, May 20,…
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The Centennial Hotel, situated in the centre of Newcastle City, and running through from hunter-street to Scott-street, a distance of two hundred and…
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Sir,—I agree with "Madame Common Sense" that a good hotel improves a town, and no man will be a drunkard unless he wants to. If Miss or Mrs…
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The attention of the N.R.M.A. has been drawn to the fact that in some of the other States a driver of a motor vehicle who may lose his original…
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"With the exception of three or four places, the conduct of the hotels in this district has been remarkably good," said Mr. Shropshire S.M.,…
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Charged with having driven an unlicensed 'bus at Cessnock on April 7, John Harvey, who pleaded guilty, was fined 10s, with 8s court costs,…
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Sir,—As the person refered to by several of your correspondents in connection with the hotel controversy, I erave space to state the facts. On the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Newcastle Licensing Court. (Before Mr. J. L. Shropshire, L.M.) Quarterly Report
Commenting yesterday upon the quarterly report presented to him by Inspector J. Ramsay, licensing inspector, the magistrate said: "In connection with the…
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The information so far received by Lambton Council from the Local Government Department in respect to the refund of rates on certain hotel…
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