Post Office Hotel
We understand that Mr. F. J. Elliott has disposed of his interests in the Post Office Hotel to Mr. J. Young, late, of the Imperial Hotel…
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Hotels & licensing, 1923
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Gun Licenses
Colo Shire Council sought this Shire's Co-operation in the following resolutions:— (1) That gun licenses should not…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Messrs. M. Longfield (chairman), Arthur Thompson and H. R. Murray a renewal of the license of the…
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The business portion of the town narrowly escaped destruction on Saturday morning, when a fire was discovered in the upstairs dining room…
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Yesterday a man asked for a "dog's nose" in one of the local hotels. The bartender had to ask him in to explain before the order could…
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William Coffy, licensee of an hotel at Burrown, was fined recently for allowing dancing on his licensed premises, and at the Young Quarter…
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At the Licensing Court on Monday, before Mr. A. Thompson, the transfer of the license of the Post Office Hotel from F. J. Elliott to J. F…
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Mr. L. Black, has disposed of the business of the Court Hous Hotel to Mr. Marr, of Sydney. The new proprietor will take over…
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On Friday last before Mr. Longfield P.M., the police proceeded against Cyril Ernest Arkenstall for selling liquor, rum,…
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Mr. L. E. Maher has entered into possession of the Court House Hotel, having purchased the business from Mr. L. J. Black. Mr…
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At the last ordinary meeting of the Council the Town Clerk reported that on application had been made by one plumber to connect three premises…
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At the Licencing Court on Tuesday, before Mr. M. Longfield (Licensing Magistrate), the transfer of the billiard license from Walter Cyril…
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Mr Justices Gordon, Ferguson, and James, constituting the Full Court, were on Thursday applied to, expaite, on behalf of John Henry Vincent, les…
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The Minister for Justice (Mr. Ley) will probably next week introduce a bill amending the Licensing Act. This measure will probably provide for a…
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Application by R. B. Cashman An a both license at the Carnival at Mungindi.—Granted. Application by J. T. Youns to effect…
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The transfer of the Imperial Hotel took place on Monday, Mr. H. C. McDonald [becoming the now licensee. Mr. McDonald informs us that he was…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Mr. M. Longfield, P.M., a Sunday trading license was granted to T. Pascall and Co…
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Mr. A. J. Stanton, licensee of the Royal Hotel, was granted permission at the Licensing Court yesterday, he fore Messrs. M. L[?]d. P.M., A…
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The first pub in the district was at Wee Waa. A second (called the pig and [?] Box) was established at Breeza in 1845; the next was at…
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Auctioneers are reminded that applications for licenses must be lodged with the C.P.S. on or before the first Tuesday in…
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