Closing Hotels in N.Z.
THE Dunedin City Licensing Committee has concluded its annual meeting having closed up thirteen hotels, which was the maximum number permitted to be…
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Hotels & licensing, 1903
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Quarterly Licensing Court
The application of G. S. Marsh for a renewal of his hotel license at Tatham was granted, Mr. Kissane appearing, for applicant…
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Albert Whiteman, for whom Mr. Cope appeared, applied for the issue of a conditional license for premises to be erected in Casino…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening of Hotel Metropole
AS briefly mentioned last issue, about 25 citizens assembled at the new Hotel Metropole on Tuesday afternoon, at the invitation of the licensee, Mr. T. Graham, to celebrate the opening of…
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As mentioned last issue, the new Hotel Metropole, which was recently built in Keen-street as a Coffee Palace, was opened on Tuesday afternoon, when a number of citizens were…
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Mr. Quain, the new proprietor of the Pier Hotel, is evidently an up-to-date and go-a-head man, and intends making his house as attractive and comfortable as…
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An application from G. Marsh for a transfer of his license of the Tatham Hotel to H. G. Small was granted; and an application from J. W. O'Connor…
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THE Rev. John Dawson, of New Zealand, stated that prohibition in that colony had advanced year by year. Thus, at the noll in 1894, there were in round numbers 49,000 votes east for…
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A booth license, for races to be held on the Coraki racecourse on the 25th instant, was granted to Mrs. Mobbs, of Coraki, on the application of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Licensed Victuallers' Association. Farewell Picnic to Mr. and Mrs. W. Stone
WHEN "good citizens" who have spent many years in a locality—who have, as it were, grown with it—take their leave to make a new home and new friends in another spot far removed…
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The application of J. J. Newton, of Tabulam, for a renewal of his hotel license, was grunted. Mr. Kissane appeared for applicant…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Open Column. To the Fditor of the " Northern Star." Licensed Victuallers' Hospital Race Meeting
SIR,—In response to several inquiries by Club members and others as to the result of our Hospital Penefit Meeting. I am instructed by the Committee to state that owing to not yet…
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At the Ballina Licensing Court, Gawn McClure made application for renewal of his hotel license. Mr. Best appeared for applicant. The Licensing Inspector reported that certain…
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The application of J. Scheiler for a renewal of his wine license, and also for permission to have music on his promises on October 8th was granted, Mr. Cope…
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Edward Daly applied for a conditional license for an hotel, to be erected at South Casino. Mr. Kissune appeared for applicant…
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The New Zealand Government unexpectedly introduced the Licensing Bill in the House of Representatives last week. The leaders of the…
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An application from Mr. A. Livingstone, Coraki, for a renewal of his hotel license was granted. Mr. Cope appearing for applicant…
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THE motto "Advance Australia " should apply to every town or towulet—there is no such tiling as standing still now-a-days. Like poor Joe in "Bleak House," we must…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Casino Courts. Tuesday, 1St December. Licensing Court. (Before Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M., and Mr. D. Campbell, J.P.)
An application which was lodged by Mr. A. W. Rea for a renewal of his hotel license was granted. Mr. Cope appeared for applicant…
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Some time ago we mentioned that Mr. McLean intended lighting the Great Northern Hotel with electricity, and last week the electricians…
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