Special Licensing Court
A special meeting of the Licensing Bench was held at the Court-house yesterday to consider several applications for auctioneers' licenses. The Bench was composed of Messrs. J. F…
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Hotels & licensing, 1903
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Fire Trap in a Chicago Hotel
A DESPATCH from Chicago, dated the 4th December, reportes:—Fourteen men met death by suffocation this morning in a fire which occurred in…
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THE quiet suburb of Auburn was the scene of a cold-blooded and brutal murder early on Monday morning, when Constable William Samuel Long was shot by armed…
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ON Wednesday before the Chaimen (Mr. F. G. Adrian, P. M.) and Messrs. J. Barie and G. T. Butler, members of the Licensnig Bench, J's.P. A renewal of license was granted to Richard…
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ON Wednesdriv. before Mr. F. G. Adrian. P.M., and Messrs. J. F. O' m. —Gray. G. Nesbitt, J. P. F. Walker. [?] [?], —Arthur. Jas. Stocks. G. L. tehtteld. A. Brown, J. G. Hicks,…
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IF a horseshoer in the State of Colorado, U.S., wishes to practice his trade he must first pass a rigid examination as to his ability to shoe a horse properly,…
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The application of Harriet Lee, for a wine license, was withdrawn. G. R. Gumming applied for a license to sell colonial wine in premises in…
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ON Monday, before the Chairman (F. G. Adrian, Esq., P.M.) and Messrs. J. Barrie and G. T. Butler, members of the Licensing Bench. Re adjourned application by John William…
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An application by J. J. Newton, for a hawker's license, was allowed to stand over for a week, at the request of Mr. Butler, for applicant…
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ON Monday morning a stiff breeze was blowing from the north-west, but nothing exceptional was noticed till 10, when the wind increased [?] force. The barometer fell rapidly. At 11 o'clock…
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THE Rev. George Macdonald, a well-known Baptist clergyman of Brooklyn, recently resigned his pastorale because certain members of the…
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"YOU'VE got a newly-married couple staying here!" excitedly gasped a Northern gold warden to the landlord. "I believe so," answered the bung,…
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ON Wednesday, before Mr. F. G Adrian. P.M., and Messrs. J. Barrie and G. T. Butler, J's. P. William Harley made application for removal of the license of the Winsome Hotel. T[?]stal,…
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An application from C. Knoetzsch (for whom Mr. Kissane appeared) fur it renewal of his Hotel license at Irvington was adjourned to the 5th May…
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The application of Mr. C. Knoetzsch for a renewal of his hotel license at Irvington was granted. An application for a booth license for…
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An application for renewal of his hotel license was granted to G. Pyers, Mr. Cope appearing for applicant…
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MAY 26th, (before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Simpson, and Mr. A H. Simpson). Re H. W. Wells and others (W. S. Arnott and others respondents.) Mr. Kelynack, instructed…
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THE New Zealand Agricultural Department has framed an amended' Bill providing for the licensing of stallions as a means of improving the breed of…
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A DEPUTATION from the Commercial Travellers' Association, waited upon the Colonial Treasurer in order to draw attention to the insanitary condition of some of the…
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The application of Mrs. Annie Mobbs for a renewal of her hotel license at Coraki was granted, and that of Mr. W. Nolan, of Coraki, was also granted, Mr…
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