Must Give Full Service Magistrate Warns Hotelkeepers
GOSFORD, Friday.—The Licensing Court required that a full service to the public must be provided by hotels, the Licensing Magistrate…
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Hotels & licensing, 1944
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Hotel Licence Restored on Appeal
SYDNEY, Friday.—Describing the Magistrate's finding as entirely unwarranted, Mr. Justice Studdert at the Quarter Sessions Appeals Court…
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In granting the annual renewal of hotel licences at West Maitland Special Licensing Court today, the magistrate (Mr. I…
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"Providing bed and breakfast is not sufficient," the Licensing Magistrate (Mr. I. Beavers) told hotel licensees at Maitland Licensing Court…
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At the Licensing Court today, when renewal of hotel and wine and spirit licences were considered by Mr. C. G. Carr-Boyd, SM…
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No rooms were vacant at 38 out of 72 hotels visited recently by Greater Newcastle health officers. A survey was carried out at the…
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SYDNEY.—Mr. Scoble, SM. refused, in the Licensing Court to-day, to permit the transfer of the Beresford Hotel, Bourke…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Two members of the A.T.F. were injured to-night in an altercation in the St. James Hotel, at the corner of Market…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Court has decided that it is obligatory upon hotels to serve meals, even though labour has to be taken from…
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When Roy Allan Ferguson applied today to Newcastle Licensing Court for a renewal of the licence of the Royal Hotel…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday—A milkman who sells milk to an hotel or milk bar at other than the wholesale rate might be committing an offence…
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"If you are disposed to ride rough-shod over the law and exhibit recklessness in the conduct of your hotel, there will come a time when…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—More than 1000 women and girls from hotel staffs throughout the State had been sent to work in hospitals and mental…
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The method adopted by Newcastle hotelkeepers of raffling bottles of whisky and other liquor to raise funds towards the £1000 promised by the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Secretary of the Returned Soldiers League (Mr. R. J. Lewis) said he could not understand the attitude…
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To assist an attempt to relieve the housing shortage, aldermen of Greater Newcastle Health Committee will ask the Superintendent of…
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A suggestion that vacant rooms in holds should be allocated to young married couples to ease the acute housing…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Deputy Director of Manpower (Mr. Bellemore) said he would have no compunction in manpowering barmaids…
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MELBOURNE.- Hotels in Melbourne are losing glasses at the rate of 20 to 50 dozen a week each and find it difficult to buy…
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SYDNEY.—An appeal by Joseph Bryan licensee of Tattersall's Hotel, Casino, against a £50 fine imposed at Grafton Police Court…
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