Hotel Guests
Staying at the Hotel Max for the Picnic Races were:—Mr. T. C. Onus and son; Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan (Pokataroo); Mr. and Mrs. W. H. G…
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Hotels & licensing, 1937
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Reviewed Narrabri's Hotels Many Orders Made by Board
All the Narrabri hotels came under review at the Licensing Court on Thursday, when orders were made by the Chairman of…
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Among the guests at the Hotel Max this week are: Mr. and Mrs. Lacy, Mr. Proctor and Misses Proctor, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. S…
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Staying at the Hotel Max are: Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Hunter, Mr. T. Longworth, Messrs Peters, Scarlett, Bullivant and G. Evans, Mr. R. A. Read,…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Mr. V. H. Wells, renewals of hotel licenses were granted to C. W. Butler (Boggnbilla), W. J. Kelly…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday the license of the Criterion Hotel was transferred from Mr. E. B. Staunton to Mr. Patrick Joseph Cadan. The new…
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Henry Roser was charged with having been found rn the licensed premises of the Post Office Hotel during prohibited hours. The defendant did not appear…
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Mr. C. F Nott, contractor, at Armidale, passed through Wee Waa. on Monday, en route to Collarenebrl, where he has secured…
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Leo Hayes, a vendor of camphor and mothballs came to Wee Waa last week to ply his calling without a license. Everything…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hotel Renovations Dressing up for the Spring
Mr. Lynch's Albion Hotel is being painted and the outside is nearing completion. This week the trades-men will start on the Imperial Hotel…
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Another important char[?] in Moree's business life has been the selling of the Royal Hotel, which, for the last twelve years, has been ably conducted by Mrs…
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There must be money in hotels, in Orange anyway, for in addition to huge new hotels and improvements, the Equily Court has approved of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Increasing Prosecutions for Not Holding Radio Licenses Department Concerned
Prosecuting a number of Narrabri residents for falling to hold a Wireless broadcast license while operating a wireless set, Mr. E. P…
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At the Licensing Court. before Mr. V. H. Wells. P.M. the transference of the Australian wine licence from Mr. T. Gaffney to Mr. Alfred Kassbar. and the…
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Mr. Wally Rooke has purchased the goodwill of the Imperial Hotel and will take over the business from to-morrow…
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The license of the Royal Hotel, which has been held by Mrs. T. Clark for many years, chanced hands on Tuesday, the new licensee being Mr…
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At the Lcensing Court on Tuesday, before Mr. V. H. Wells. P.M., the license of the Royal Hotel was transferred from Mrs. T Clarke to Mr. Reginald Doery…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Moree Resident. Gaoled at Glen Innes. Refused to Pay Hotel Bill
For having refused to pay for meals and accommodation at the Club Hotel, Glen Innes, Jack Dudley Moore, auctioneer, of Moree,…
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On the authority of the chairman of the Licensing Commission (Mr. T. A. Ferry), who has just presented his first report to Parliament, Queensland hotels…
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Mr. Colin Doohan, who recently sold his property, "Yarral Yarral," at Rowena, has purchased the former site of the recently destroyed hotel at Rowena…
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