Guilty of Theft From Hotel
Douglas Thompson, 26, labourer, was found guilty in Newcastle Quarter Sessions yesterday on a charge of having broken into the Bellevue…
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Hotels & licensing, 1950
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Basher Uses Iron Spike On Man In Hotel
SYDNEY, Friday.—Police are searching for a man who struck another man twice on the head with an iron spike in the Hotel…
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LONDON: William George Nobes, licensee of the Town Hall Tavern, Bond Street. Coventry, whose arm was said…
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The acting City Coroner (Mr. A. R. Raschke, S.M.) today returned an open finding on the death of a woman who fell 40ft. from a Newcastle hotel window…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—An explosion wrecked the three-storied Town Hall Hotel and damaged 18 other buildings in the heart of the city this afternoon…
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MELBOURNE: Experts said today that either a strong leakage of coal gas, ignited by a small flame, or a heavy charge of high explosive caused the explosion which rocked the heart of the city yesterday…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Hotels would not close next Saturday in areas where voting in the State elections would occur, the Minister of…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—Experts are investigating a theory that a big charge of high explosive and not gas caused yesterday's mystery…
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The Chief Health Inspector (Mr. J. C. Meddows) said today that an amendment to the Local Government Ordinances…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Max Hotel, Moree, one of the most modern hotels in the north-west, was passed in at 70,700. at…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Police are seeking at least four men for questioning about the explosion which wreeked the Town Hall…
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TOWNSVILLE, Tuesday.—The English Rugby League team to-day threatened to walk out of a hotel because it considered the…
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TOWNSVILLE. (O.S.R.): Proprietor of the hotel at which the English Rugby League footballers are staying told me today he would make nothing out of them…
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Repair of rain damage to the Central Hotel was estimated at £1709, the Town Clerk (Mr. Burges) said yesterday…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Australian hotels were generally little better than poor appendages to the bar trade, Mr. W. J. Allison, of Melbourne, said at the annual conference of the Associated Chambers…
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Newcastle Council will be asked to consider building and controlling a modern hotel designed to attract and meet the requirements of tourists in this disrict…
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Whether he was on the premises or not, it was still the licensee's duty to ensure that liquor was not served…
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LONDON: William Ashford, Who claims to be the only London licensee to have completed 50 years in one house—The…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—E: C. Tedner, chief of the Explosives Department, was injured by falling masonry when part of the wrecked…
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SYDNEY: Thieves broke into Hurlstone Park Hotel during the night, robbed the safe and poured themselves drinks in the bar, while the hotel occupants slept undisturbed. The safebreakers stole more…
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