Power Equipment Delays Conde Blames Licensing
SYDNEY, Friday.—Delay in granting import licences was holding up the delivery from overseas of urgently-needed electricity generating equipment, the Electricity…
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Hotels & licensing, 1952
146 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 8
Small Fire In Mayfield Hotel
Three brigades attended a small fire in the rear of the first floor of the Hotel Mayfield last night…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A witness at the Liquor Royal Commission to-day named country hotels which, he claimed, gave unsatisfactory service to the travelling public…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Liquor Commission was told to-day that the N.R.M.A. had removed from its register 106 New South Wales hotels because their standard had fallen. An N.R.M.A. country inspector, James Robertson, said…
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SYDNEY: "I have heard sufficient evidence on the way a Barge number of N.S.W. hotels are conducted to make it quite clear have no tender feelings for publicans," the Liquor Royal Commissioner,…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Max well) said to-day that bad hotels would get no protection from him. "But in the process I don't want to do any injustice…
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SYDNEY: A young bride's wedding night was spoilt by the accommodation a leading Sydney residential hotel gave her and her husband, the Liquor Royal Commission was…
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ADELAIDE, Friday.—The Federal Conference of the U.L.V.A. to-day referred to its investigating committee a…
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SYDNEY, Friday. â Arthur Eric Kelvy, 53, licensee of the Montgomery Hotel. Union-street, Pyrmont, was fined £10…
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SYDNEY: A leading Sydney hotel identity, Samuel Edward Wallington, admitted to the Liquor Royal Commission today that for years he had been pocketing part of the profits from two hotels and faking his books to deceive the Taxation Department…
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SYDNEY: A Watson's Bay publican, William Thompson, admitted to the Liquor Royal Commission today that he had altered tariff rates last nigh, on a schedule he was asked to bring to the Commission today…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A hotel manager admitted before the Liquor Royal Commission to-day that under instructions he had falsified the books. The owner admitted having pocketed large sums…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Two hotel licensees and a spirit merchant who recently appeared before the Royal…
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SYDNEY. — The Crown Solicitor (Mr. McRae) had not completed his investigations into the legality of…
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SYDNEY: A man has written to the Liquor Royal Commission asking that publicans he compelled to provide safeguards for guests to enable them to sleep peacefully at night without fear of being molested or having their property stolen…
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SYDNEY: City publican Julius Myerson told the Liquor Royal Commission today that he had never felt indebted or under any obligation to former Metropolitan Licensing Inspector Francis Thomas Nunan…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—A retired licensing inspector said to-day that publicans had been the main subscribers to a £1000 testimonial to him at a send-off. The retired inspector, Francis Thomas Nunan, was…
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The wife of a Newcastle publican told a Newcastle Quarter Sessions jury today that she was punched on the head by one of two men she caught in the liquor storeroom of her husband's hotel. The woman, Giselda…
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Maitland police are investigating thefts from the Hunter River and Bank Hotels at East Maitland…
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SYDNEY: As a result of disclosures before the Liquor Royal Commission, Tooth and Co. is considering policing its hotels and will probably appoint its own inspectors, although it does not want to usurp police functions…
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