Quarterly Licensing Court
Mr. Kissane made a formal application to change the name of the Park Hotel at Kyogle. The P.M. said that when the application for the renewal of the license…
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Hotels & licensing, 1905
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Quarterly Licensing Court
Mr. Kissane made a formal application to change the name of the Park Hotel at Kyogle. The P M. said that when the application for the renewal of the license…
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IN this Court, on Friday last, before the P.M. and Mr. A.P. Carlton, J.P., Mr. Kissano applied, on behalf of the licensee (Mrs. Boswell), to alter the name…
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The quarterly meeting of the Lismore Licensing Court was hold on Wednesday, Messrs. Adrian, P.M., J. Barrio and G. T. T. Butler, L.M.'s,. occupying the bench…
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On Monday Mr. Adrian, P. M., granted a transfer of the license for the Terminus Hotel, South Lismore, from Thomas Kelly to B. Conaghan. No objection was taken…
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This notice greets one in an hotel opened by a foreigner who has just "mastered" the English language. "Gentlemen who come in this hotel…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Northern Star? Monday, August 14. The Police and the Licensing Act
The Full Court appeal case from Bega, in which our old police officer Sub-Inspector Tippett figures as having to pay costs, aptly illustrates the difficulties under which…
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THE other day we had the opportunity of inspecting the plans prepared by Mr. W. Gill, architect, for the extensive additions alterations to be made to the…
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PICTURE to yourself a noble-looking ship riding at anchor with a large number of passengers aboard enjoying the sea-breeze, and you have in a…
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PICTURE to yourself a noble-looking ship riding at anchor with a large number of passengers aboard enjoying the sea-breeze, and you have in a…
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On Wednesday an applicaton was made to Mr. Adrian, P.M., for a [?] of the license of the Winsome [?] from Mr. W. Harley to Mr. [?]…
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A booth license was granted to Mr. J. J, Newton, of the Commonwealth Hotel, for the parade, etc., on the Casino Showground on the 13th September…
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A booth license was granted to Mr. J J. Newton, of the Commonwealth Hotel, for the parade, etc., on the Casino Showground on the 13th September…
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On Monday last, at the Casino Licensing Court, the P.M. granted a booth license to Mr. J. J. Newton, of the Commonwealth Hotel, for the military…
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The Clarence "Advocate" says:—"Mrs. A. Cummins, of the Arg[?] Hotel. has retired—after being in business for 21 years, first in the old Argyle with her late…
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An unusally large deputation of licensed [?]ler's interviewed Mr. Wade. Attorney [?] on Monday, on the subject of the new liquor Bill, now before Parliament…
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THE Clarence Advocate says:--" Mrs. A. Cummins, of the Argyle Hotel, has retired-- after being in business for 24 years, first in the old Argyle with her…
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THE Clarence Advocate says:--"Mrs. A. Cummins, of the Argyle Hotel, has retired--after being in business for 24 years, first in the old Argyle with her…
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The application from D. Quain for a renewal of his hotel license at Kyogle, was granted, Mr Readford appearing for applicant…
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The application from D. Quain for a renewal of his hotel license at Kyogle, was granted, Mr Readford appearing for applicant…
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