Special Licensing [?]
The Special Licensing Court, for the electorates or Rous and Richmond, the members of which are Judge Gibson and Messrs. Fitzhardinge and Arnott. P.M's. will…
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Hotels & licensing, 1908
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Special Licensing Court. the Doomed Licenses
The Special Licensing Court under the Liquor Act resumed its s[?] at Lismore yesterday. The Court consisted of Judge [?] (President)[?] and Messrs…
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AT the final sittings of the Special Licensing Court at Lismore yesterday, before Judge Gibson, and Messrs. Allnutt and Fitzhardinge, P.M's., the following hotels…
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THE cases heard at the Special Licensing Court on Tuesday and Wednesday were: -- Irvington Hotel, (J. Schneider, licensee), Mr. Young for Licensee…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Northern Star. Published Daily. Saturday, June 13, 1908. the Licensing Court Decisions
The cutting out of 11 licensed houses in the [?] and Richmond electorates, 6 in the former and [?] in the latter should sat[?] the most enthusiastic temperance…
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The following letter from Mr. Bruntnell appears in the "Methodist[?]" N.S.W.:— P[?]rtsmouth, April 3rd. The fight here is of the [?]…
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BEFORE Messrs. R. Page and A. P. Carlton, Licensing Magistrates. Aidan Mullott's publican's license was renewed. Annual value £298, license fee…
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THE Special Licensing Court under the Liquor Act resumed its sitting at Lismore on Friday. The Court consisted of Judge Gibson (President), and Messrs…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Open Column. (This column being open for the expres[?] of different opinions on public matters they are to be considered as these of correspondents and not necessarily endorsed by us. Communications must be written in ink only.) Closing the Hotels. To the Editor
Sir,—In the perusal of your leader of the 13th instant that the cutting out of cleve[?] licensed houses in the Richmond and Rous electorates, should satisfy the most…
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Of 665 hotels in the Metropolitan district, the special Licensing Court has ordered the closing of 81 under the Local Option Act…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Open Column. (This column being open for the expressions of different opinions on public waters they are to be considered as those of correspondents and not necessarily endorsed by us. Communications must be written [?] ink only.) the Reduction of Licenses. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—In last Saturday's issue of the "Star" you have taken up what seems a line of special pleading for the liquor traffic. I do not think that was your…
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The Licensing been yesterday granted twenty renewals of hotel licenses, the highest fee being £30, which was fixed fdr four hotels…
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THE Special Licensing Court sat at Lismore on Friday last, when the President announced that the Court had decided that in the electorate of Rous reductions…
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IN a fighting speech in the House of Commons by Mr. Will Crooks, the Labor member for Woolwich, he expressed the opinion that the people who were now…
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The Licensing Reduction Court which sat in Lismore on Friday, cancelled the following hotel licenses in the Richmond electorate'—Commercial Hotel, Rous…
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The British Prime Minister, Hon H. H. Asquith, at a mass meeting at Birmingham in connection with the National Federation Conference said he had…
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JAMES STIBBARD, licensee of the Central Hotel, Orange, appealed at the close of the local Quarter Sessions against his conviction in the Orange…
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AT the Local Option Court this morning the licensees of the Telegraph Hotel, Tenterfield ; Australian Hotel, Drake; Gold Diggers' Arms, Pretty Gully ; Sandy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sly Grog Selling. in No-licens[?] District. a Big Tu[?]nover. Wellingto[?] (N.z.)
At Invercargill one of the no-license districts, Frank and Rose Paff pleaded guilty of a charge of [?]ly grog selling. Defedants carriod on an extensive…
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Sir,—I thank you for inserting my short article on the above subject and I notice your remarks thereon. May I just say a few words more. You say that 14…
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