Licensing Act Case
At Forbes a case under the Liquor Act was dealt with by the P.M. at the police court, when James Austin Davis was charged with exhibiting a sign, to wit,…
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Hotels & licensing, 1909
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The Necessity of a Hotel at Rosebank. (To the Editor.)
Sir.—In consequence of the seeming anxiety shown by Mr. N.C. Gray in the above matter. I wouls like to ask Mr. Gray one or two questions, as he seems to…
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 feel that I have a perfect right to reply to Mr. Gray's last letter. It sounds more like the composition of the parasite push, judging by the time it took to…
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IN the House of Representatives, Dr. [?] wished to know it it were true, as stated by the press, that the Postmaster-General refused to allow…
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AN interesting point was discussed by Mr. Donaldson, S.M. at the Water Police Court, Sydney, when a case possessing peculiar features was brought under his…
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Renewals of licenses were granted to Thomas Holloway, Imperial Hotel, Casino, (Mr. Kissane for applicant) : and J. R. Thearle, Club Hotel, Coraki, (Mr. Cope for…
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Sir,— In your issue of the 30th ult. Mr. English has another letter referring to the above. In a previous letter he called him self a "gentleman." A gentleman, indeed…
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Thomas Holloway's application for a renewal of his license for the Imperial Hotel, Casino, was granted. Mr. Kissane for applicant…
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Sir.—Will you allow me to add to the newspaper controversy that you have L[?]ly permitted in your columns. W. R. English says: "In New Zealand drink and…
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The quarterly licensing court was held in the Courthouse yesterday, Messrs. M. H. Fitzhardinge, James Barrie, and T. King constituting the bench. Sergeant Lewis…
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Sir.—Kindly grant me a a short space in your paper to answer a letter published in Wednesday's issue of your paper under the above heading, signed by Mr. Hammond…
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Sir,—Kindly permit me to refer to the attempt of the Rev. R. B. S. Hammond, in his lotter published in last Wednesday's issue, to mislead those members of the…
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Sir,—It is only fair, in the Interest of the public, that, Mr. Hammond's letter needs to be dealt with. From beginning to end it is only a sarcastic sneer such as…
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A Wellington letter, to the "S.M. Herald" says:— The New Zealand no-licence party will make an effort during the session of Parliament, opening this week, to…
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At the Liconsing Court, yesterday before Mr. M.H. Fitzhardingo P.M. and J.Barrie, L.M., Georgo Blanch was granted a renewal of…
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Sir,—Will you kindly grant me space to reply to Mr. Hampson, as he has made a very sweeping assertion against the temperance party. When he refers to them as…
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A public meeting, convened by the Mayor (Ald. G. J. Mortimer) on the requisition of sixteen citizens, to protest against a publican's booth license being granted at the…
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Sir.—The correspondence which has of late been carried on in your paper, with reference to the above, seems to [?] served no purpose, and the persons places…
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A public meeting, conveneted by the Mayor on the requisition of sixteen citizens, to protest against a publican's booth being granted at the show ground on 15th…
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