Unwritten Law for Hotels Reference in Court
It was inferred at Newcastle Summons Court yesterday that by an unwritten, law, trading in hotels can continue until 9.30 p.m…
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Hotels & licensing, 1942
195 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 2 of 10
Missing £5 Notes Found in Hotel
LONDON, Jan. 11 (Air Mail).—Arthur James Parker, 48, laborer, of Disraeli Road. Putney, pleaded guilty at Westminster to stealing…
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Cessnock branch of the Official Labour Party decided last night to ask the State Government to amend hotel hours. It was suggested that…
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SYDNEY: Problems arising from the taking over of hotels in New South Wales by military authorities ore the subject of a…
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Sir,—I have been a shift worker for 17 years at the Steel Works. Nobody can tell me how good a pint of beer is. But I have seen men…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—Government action to prevent "shouting" in hotels was sought by Senator Cooper (U.A.P., Qld.), in the Senate to-day…
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CANBERRA, Sunday.—A proposal that the State Governments should be asked to vary their liquor trading hours as a way of reducing…
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Sir,—It is time the Government did something about excess drinking. I agree with "C.S.W," that some hotels would make ideal hospitals or…
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The life of a Cessnock hotel-keeper was not a happy one. Mr. N. C. Nelson told Mr. G. J. Johnstone. P.M., during the hearing of…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Although the new regulations have been operative for only two days, 11 hotels are to be prosecuted on information…
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Though the new National Security order on liquor control issued last night in Canberra requires beer production to be cut…
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Newcastle hotelkeepers are meeting the one-third cut in their beer supplies in various ways, it was revealed to-day…
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SYDNEY: N.S.W. hotels face a beer famine within a week, according to the President of the ULVA (Mr. N. H. Connolly). Not…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In the Courts Summons Division (Before Mr. A. G. Hardwicke, s.m.) Found on Licensed Premises
On a charge of being round on the licensed premises of the Oxford Hotel, Newcastle, on December 19, without lawful excuse, Samuel Jones, 53,…
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Among the several suggestions being made in the interests of national efficiency to eliminate excessive drinking, the State…
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ADELAIDE, Friday.—The Premier (Mr. Playford) will gazette an order to-morrow compelling hotels in the metropolitan area to open…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—One of the first hotels to so dry as a result of the beer restrictions was Plasto's Ship Inn, Circular Quay…
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CANBERRA: Regulation of hotel hours in all districts where munitions works are located is expected to be imposed by State Government very shortly. The State Government will probably delegate powers…
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SYDNEY: The opening hour for hotels in N.S.W. is to be 10 a.m. instead of 6 a.m., said the Premier (Mr. McKell) to-day after a meeting of State Cabinet. "I am issuing regulations…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Hotels in New South Wales will not open for trade until 10 a.m. Regulations issued by the Premier (Mr. McKell)…
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