Hotel Licenses
In dealing with applications for the renewal of publicans' licenses at Blayney, the Carcoar Licensing Bench received a petition from hotelkeepers in Blayney…
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Hotels & licensing, 1909
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Fire in Hotel; Statement by Servants. Morwillumbah
A fire was discovered in an upstairs room of the Railway Terminus Hotel Iast night, but was extinguished before, much damage was done. The domestic servants…
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MR. ARTHUR TOOMBS, organiser in Queensland for the International Order of Good Templars, who is conducting a mission here (says the…
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A transfer of the license of James Pinkerton to J. J. Johnson for the Tatham hotel was granted. The Mayor (Ald. Mortimer), Mr. J. B…
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Before Messrs. R. Page and A.P. Carlton, J's. P. The license of the Tathmm Hotel was transferred from James Pinkerton…
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An interesting case came before the Singleton Licensing Court on Thursday, when an application was made for the transfer of the license of the Imperial…
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Notwithstanding the conflicting statements from New Zealand, some things are clear. No-license is doing all that could reasonably be expected. lt only affects re…
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One of the best known and most picturesquely-situated hotels on the Cornish coast, the Polurrian, near Mullion, three or four miles north of the Lizard,…
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A WRITER in the Sydney "Telegraph" states:— "The financial condition of the Stale of Georgia furnishes excellent testimony in rebuttal of the representations…
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In the New South Wales Assembly, the Chief Secretary moved the second reading of the Motor Trallio Bill, which, he explained had already been passed by…
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Swell mobsmen robbed the Russian Princess Gagarine of jewellery and cash valued at £12,000 sterling from the Havre Hotel, St. Moritz…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Temperance Column. Is No-license a Success? Nine Mayors and M.'sP. Say It Is. Mr. Lesina's Charges. Iiis Statements Contradicted
In May last a ccblegram from Brisbane announced the return of Mr. Leshia, a member of the Queensland Assembly, from a visit to New Zealand. In an intervlew…
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Sir,—The cables have recently reported an increased quantity of liquor, paying customs duty and excise, in Invercar [?]l, compared with the corresponding period of…
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visitors to Brisbane during Jubitee time who had their headquarters at the Atlas Hotel, speak very, highly of the accommodation nnd courtesy of the Misses Bowles…
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DEAR SIR,—The cables have recently reported an increased quantity of liquor, paying Customs duty and excise in Invercargill, compared with…
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A COMMUNICATION from the associated prohibition press of America states that in June last there were nine whole States, with a population of 16,301,000,…
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THE State-owned hotel at [?] (W.A.) for the year ended 30th June last [?] a revenue of £10,181. The [?] totalled £7711, and the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Open Column. (This column being open for the expression of different opinions on public matters, they are to be considered as those of correspondents, and not necessarily endorsed by us. Communications must be written in Ink only.) the Necessity of a Hotel at Rosebank. To the Editor
Sir.—I would like to draw the attontion of the residents of Rosebank and the public in general, through the medium of your daily newspaper, re the nccessity of having…
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The Government's Amended Licensing scheme considerably reduces the duties on hotels, restaurants, theatres off license, and makes clubs pay sixpence in the…
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Sir.—I notice in Saturday's issue a letter under the above heading signed W. R. English, Rosebank. I would like to ask that gentleman did he mean a hotel with…
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