Hotel Burnt at Broadwater
A disastrous fire occurred yesterday morning at Broadwater, by which the Farmers' Home Hotel was completed destroyed with nearly all its contents. The…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
192 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 2 of 10
Dog Takes Out Its License
An instance of canine sugacity was afforded at Swindon, Willshire, when a dog entered the local post-office for the purpose of taking out its own license. With a…
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AT Bendigo, Victoria, last week, under the Licensing Act, Sidney Bryant, a youth, was proceeded against on a charge of having been on…
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Miss A. Anderson Hughes, who is giving a series of lectures and addresses throughout the district, visited Clunes on Wednesday evening Dunoon on Thursday, and…
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Now that the people have the right to determine matters relating to the liquor traffic, all observing persons must know that from now on to the…
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Miss A. Anderson linghes the New Zealand [?] is announced to give an address on "No I for N.S.W." [?] the [?] to-morrow night. She…
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THE Mayor of Casino (Ald. D. S. Rayner) presided at a large meeting addressed in the School of Arts by Miss A. Hughes, of New Zealand,…
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Miss Anderson Hughes opened the no license campaign in Lismore on Thursday evening, when she gave what was announced as a lecture on "No License for N.S.W."…
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The council of the New South Wales Alliance met at its headquarters last week Canon Boyee' (president) said that he was glad to be back again. (Applause.)…
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Miss A. Anderson-Hughes, the New Zealand lecturess, last Friday gave a lecture on Macris and Maoriland" illustrated by lantern views, the lantorn being operated…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Important Licensing Appeal
AN important licensing appeal came before Judge Backhouse, in the Sydney District Court, when J. Williams appealed against the assessment of the annual value…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Woman's Hotel. Complaints of the Guests
The experiment initiated in New York four years ago of running a big hotel by and for women has proved a tragic failure…
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"Dogs' Hotel. Tom Brown's country. Dogs received here during owners' absence from home; excellent exercise grounds; first-class references. Apply…
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Applications for booth licenses for April 24th and 25th (Casino Show), and 26th and 27th (Race meeting) were granted A. Mullett, for whom Mr. Kissane…
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AT Casino, on Friday last, before the P.M. and Mr. Carlton, J P., Jes. Greenhalgh applied for a renewal of his publican's licence at Kyogle. Mr. Kissane for…
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At a meeting of the local Licensing Court on Wednesday, when Messrs. F. G. A[?]rian, P.M., and [?] Barrie and T. King. Js.P. were present, Inspector Evans presented the…
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THE more wily the errant publican becomes in the matter of selling liquor surreptitiously during prohibited times, the more does the…
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Before the P.M. and Mr. A. P. Carlton, J.P. 'the following applications for renewal of license were granted :--P. L…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cuts, Bruises and Seres. a Licensed Carrier Praises Zam-buk Balm
Week in, week out, there is the ever-present risk of accident at home as well as in the workshop. Hence it is necessary to have a pot of Zam-Buk Balm hendy. for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Died Laughing. Man Who Scattered Bank-notes About an Hotel
A remarkable story was related in the Liverpool Coroner's Court at the inquest on the death of a stonemason, named John Thomas Eggleston, resident at…
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