Cablegrams London, Tuesday LICENSING
The English temperance bodies are expressing strong disapproval of the amended licensing scheme which allows grocers to sell quarter bottles…
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Hotels & licensing, 1909
188 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 7 of 10
No-license Campaign. Lecture by Mr. Bruntnell
There was a fair attendance at the Richmond Hall last night to hear an address by Mr. Albert. Bruntriell, G.O.T., on "The Greatest Cure for the Greatest Curse."…
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There is strong disapproval among temperance bodies on Mr. George's amendment in the Licensing. BilL, allowing grocers to sell quarter bottles of whisky…
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A CASE of interest to hotelkeepers was heard in the Toowoomba Licensing Court last week, Section 72 of the Licensing Act rends: "If a license…
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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…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hotel Arcadia Tragedy. an Optician's Explanation. How the Poison Was Left. Sydney
A The Hotel Arcndia mystery wan untravelled to-day when Stanis Dyktor, optician, explained to the police that he had been experimenting with chemicals in the…
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The Hotel Arcadia mystery was unravelled on Saturday when Stanis Dyktor, optician, explained to the police that he had been experimenting…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →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 notice in Saturday's issue another letter under the above heading, signed W. R. English. I asked that gentleman a few questions in Tuesday's issue, and he…
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J. J. Johnson, of Tatham, applied for and was granted a booth license for the forthcoming Tatham races on the 24th instant…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →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,—In last Wednesday's issue two letters appeared in answer to my last letter, one from Mr. Gray, the other signed by "Good Templar." I decline to take any…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Hotel Arcadia Tragedy. Poison in the Water Jar. Dyktor Committed for Trial. Sydney
An inquest has been held concerning the death of Henry Robert Cox, who died mysteriously at the Arcadia Hotel. The Government Analyst said he had…
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The old Belmore Hotel building in Woolcott-street. Darlinghurst, owned and occupled by William Bourke, has been partly destroyed by fire…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Perth, the Attorney-General, Mr. Nanson, moved the second reading of the Licensing Bill, introducing local…
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The [?] which make the [?] of the Private Hospitals [?]…
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THE uninviting weather on Friday evening last was responsible for a rather small attendance at Mr. A. Bruntnell's lecture, in the Bridge-street Hall, on the subject—…
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AN inquest has been held concerning the death of Henry Robert Cox, who died mysteriously at the Arcadia Hotel…
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THE lecture "Britain Her Men and Hen Menace," was delivered in the School of Arts. Mullumbimby. on Monday evening last. The Mayor…
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Sir,—In consequence of the seeming anxiety shown by Mr. N. C. Gray and "Good Templar" by the letters in your paper, over the name of W. R. English, re…
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Sir,—Mr. W. R. English, in his last letter, endeavoured to answer some of the questions I asked, but made a very poor list of it. He said that a hotel without…
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W. O'Connor applied for renewal of hotel license at Coraki. Mr. L. E Cope appeared for the applicant.--Granted. The application of James Jordan for…
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