No-License Campaign
SPEAKING at a meeting of the state council of the New south wales Alliance on Monday, canon Boyce, the president, said this year would be noted…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
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No -License and Crime
Sir ,— A shore time ago I read a paragraph in your paper under the above heading. It contained Borne figures, stated to have been taken from a report…
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Canon Boyce, President of the N. S. W. Alliance, concluded a speech before the no -license advocates last week in tho following terms: " The…
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The General Purposes Committee have inspected the local vehicles plying for hire, and their report is very favorable. It has been stated that very ricketty old…
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Messrs E. M. Geikie and Page and Coy, in conjunction, offered the block of land on which the Royal Hotel stands, at auction Sale on Wednesday. The bidding…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Compensation for Closed Hotels. London, Wednesday Afternoon
Compensation to the amount of £230,000 has been awarded to 91 public houses extinguished at the London sessions, and is payable out of the trade special [?]…
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Yesterday Robert John Millian apolied to the Licensing Bench, consisting of Messrs. M. H. Fitzhardinge and J. Barrie, L, M., for a renewal of his license for…
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At the Newcastle police Court week, before the S.M. a nurse named Jessie Steen was charged with refusing to pay a reasonable sum for meals and accommodation…
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Whether a council can refuse permission for the erection of a hoarding which does not in any way come within the provisions of clause 14 of Ordinance[?] 55, was a…
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MR. W. GILL, architect, Casino, advises us that the tender of Mr. E. Hughes, of Lismore, has been accepted for Tattersall's Hotel, Casino. We have seen the plans,…
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The management of the famous London hotel—tho Savoy—have decided to enlarge their premises. The already big building is to be built a couple of stories higher…
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ON Tuesday night, in the Town Hall, Brisbane, an excellent and couvincing address was delivered by Mr. Arthur Toombes, the popular…
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James Walsh, licensee of the Royal Hotel, Casino, applied for a renewal of his publican's license. Mr. Cope for applicant. Granted…
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YESTERDAY afternoon we had, through the courtesy of Messrs. Popplewell and Sykes, architects, Casino, an opportunity of viewing the plans for the new Royal…
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In Banco lost week Francis Farrell and Robert M'Donald, trading as Farrell and M'Donald, hotel brokers, sued George Jefferies, to recover £ 92 10s,…
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Edward Daly, of kyogle applied for a renewal of his publican's liceuse for the Exchange Hotel Mr. Amess. of kyogle, appeared for applicant, who could not…
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HOTELKEEPERS are advised to take particular notice of the following provision in the Liquor Amendment Act in regard to the opening of hotels on election day;—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Remarkable Case. Man Shockingly Injured. Found Dead in Hotel. Mnlugurne
A remarkable, case has occurred in Victoria. A man named W. Goldsworthy, of Glenferrio, went to Melbourne on Friday with…
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In relating one of his bush reminiscences in Sydney the other night, Mr. Feetham, a parson of the Church ' in the Back Blocks, said: I called…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegraphic News. Selling Beer Without License. Sydney
Charles Davis was fined £30 at the Police Court to-day for selling beer in the Street without a license…
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