On Licensed Premises
Thomas Bryan, of Georgetown-road, Waratah. and William Davies, of Lorna-street. Waratah. wore fined 10s. with 8s costs, at Newcastle…
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Hotels & licensing, 1934
359 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 18 of 18
On Licensed Premises
Charged with having been found on the licensed premises of the Town Hall Hotel, Waratah, at 6.30 p.m., on November 10, Thomas Bryan, of Georgetown-road,…
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At Newcastle Licensing Court to-day, Leonard Morris, of the Terminus Hotel, was granted a booth license for the Newcastle Aerodrome on…
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Arthur John Balks, of Hamilton; Arthur Edward Bedford, of Teralba; and George B. M. Pennock, of Stockton, were granted renewals of billiard licences…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Forty Dead In Disastrous Michigan Hotel Fire Many Are Still Missing Guests Jumped Into Frozen River Others Killed in Leap to Pavements Lansing, (Michigan)
At least forty, perhaps sixty, persons, including eight members of the Michigan State Legislature, perished in a fire which destroyed the old-fashioned Kerns Hotel…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →OVER 40 DEAD Michigan Hotel Fire Ghastly Scenes Many Leap to Death From Windows (Australian Press Association.) LANSING (Michigan), Dec. 12
It is feared that over 40 persons perished in a disastrous fire which destroyed Kerns Hotel early on Tuesday morning. The victims included six…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Swansea Hotel Approximate Cost £7500
Work on the Swansea Hotel, at the popular Lake Macquarie resort of that name, is well advanced. The contract is being carried out by Messrs. C. Davis and…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Commons Immune Ambit of Licensing Act Summonses Refused London, December 14
Proceeding not as a humourist, but as a citizen desirous of testing an important question, Mr. A. P. Herbert, the author, sought summonses against the Kitchen…
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Mr. T. A. Hill pleaded "Guilty" on the half of Colin McMurray and Alfred Reid residents of West Maitland who were charged with having been found on the…
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"It is a great pity that a balcony like this has to be removed," remarked the Licensing Magistrate (Mr. Soane), at Newcastle Licensing Court…
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At Newcastle Licensing Court today, the transfer of the Commercial Hotel license from Donald F. Robinson to Dobert Dick, of Cessnock,…
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The licence of the Commercial Hotel, Newcastle, was transferred from Donald Frederick Robertson to Robert Dick of Cessnock…
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The following, billiard saloon licences were renewed—Joseph James Blackford, High-street, Swansea; Robert Downie, Young-street, Carrington; Edward…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Famous London Hotel to Close LONDON
The Midland Hotel, where the Australian cricketers stayed when in London during their last tour, will be closed in April, as it has…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →What People Think Divorce Mill--Radio Licenses--Professor David's Book--Christmas Cards. Over 2000 Petitions!
"Married," 2612'34-, is perplexed at the number of divorce petitions; so am I. I have been grinding through the…
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The applications of E. Windeyer, J. S. Elkin, T. S. Elkin, and S. V. Flanagan for auctioneers’ licences were granted…
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The front door of the Family Hotel, Campbell's Hill. West Maitland, was found forced yesterday morning. Two bottles of whisky were stolen…
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The freehold of the George Hotel, Scott and Watt Streets, Newcastle, has been purchased by Toohey's Limited from the trustees of the Parnell estate. The price…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Unemployed List Wiped Out Hotel Employees
One of the first industrial organisations in the north to wipe out its unemployed list has been the Hotel Employees' Union…
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