Licensing Court Billiard Licences
The following applications for the renewal of billiard licences were granted—Thomas McKay, Newcastle: John Michael Fleming and William Alfred Hitchin,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1935
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Summons Division on Licensed Premises
Fines of £1, costs 8/, in default imprisonment for three days, were imposed on Edward Horton. Reid-street, Newcastle; Michael Larkin, King-street,…
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The body of Jack Conway, 59, was found in a covered well at the rear of a hotel in Matong, in the Wagga Wagga police district, this afternoon. There were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hotels Not Taxed Canberra's Quiet Christmas CANBERRA
The quietest Christmas for some years was experienced in Canberra. This was reflected to a great degree in the small volume of traffic compared with previous…
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For having been found on licensed premises known as the Clarendon Hotel, Newcastle during prohibited hours, on November 29, Joseph Elliott Thomas, of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →"Hotel Barber" Thief Sent to Gaol SYDNEY
Seven months imprisonment was imposed on William Bennett, 44, at the Central Police Court to-day. Bennett was convicted on a charge of having…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Hotel Fire Three Women Perish Tragedy in Edinburgh London, December 30
Three women were burnt to death and seven injured, including a honeymoon couple in a fire at the Waverley Hotel, Edinburgh, early this morning. The…
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Applications were granted in the Licensing Court, Newcastle, to-day, as follow: Harold C. Moran, Star Hotel, Newcastle, music permit: John E[?]count…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Tests Support Foul Play Theory Cook's Body in Well of Hotel "Could Not Lift Lid by Himself" But No Marks of Violence Wagga
Tests conducted yesterday support the theory that it was not by accident, or by suicide, that Jack Conway, 59, cook, met his death in the Matong well, in which his body was found floating…
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