No License League. Richmond Electorate
The monthly meeting was held in the Temperance Hall. Alstonville, on Monday evening last. Communications were, received from the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
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Sydney Hotels
In his annual report for last year inspector-General Garvin states—The district licensing inspector for the metropolls draws attention to the fact that there were on…
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THE Rev. E. Colwell, superintendent of the Maitland Mission in Newcastle speaking at the pleasant Sunday afternoon at South Melbourne Mission, told…
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Mr. T. Williams Freemason's Hotel narrowly escaped destruction by fire between one and two p.m. yesterday. The fire originated in the collar…
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THE Deniliquin Council is circularising the councils of the State with the view of getting a united application to the Government in favor of a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Licensing Court. Before Messrs. M. H. Fitzhardinge, P.M., and Robert, Page, J.P.
A renewal of license was granted to Robert Brunton, on- the application of Mr. L E. Cope, for Tattersall's Hotel, Casino. Assessed at £350…
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Renewals of publicans licenses were granted to R. [?] Tattersall's Hotel Casino, and L.O. Paulson, Commercial Hotel Casino. Mr. L.E. Cope for the…
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Yesterday, before Messrs. M. H. Fitzhardinge, P.M., and Mr. James Barrie, L. M., renewals of publicans' licenses were granted to P. McFadden for the…
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The Masterton (N.Z.) Court returns for the first six months of the year 1909 under " license" and the first six months of the year 1910…
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Wednesday, before Mr. M. H. Kitahardinge and Mr. Jas Barric, Jas. V. Mount, licansee of the Mayfleld Hotel, Eltham, applied for a renewal of…
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MRS. HARRISON LEE COWIE, the N. LIcense advocate, opened her campaign in Murwillumban on Saturday evening last with an open air address in…
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What might have proved a serious fire occurred last evening at McFadden's Hotel, Woodlark-street, but fortunately it was extinguished before any serious damage was…
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J. J. Johnson applied, through Mr. Kissane, for a renewal of license for Tatham Hotel.--Granted. A. J. Brown was granted a renewal of…
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Thomas J. Neely, of the Court House, Hotel, Lismore, was charged at the Lismore Police Court on Wednesday with allowing two men to be…
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Charies Card won, [?] of the Commercial Hotel, Myrtle Crook applied for permission to remove his license from Myrtle Creek to Rappville. Mr. L. E…
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MRS. HARRISON LEE COWIE, the eminent no-hense orator, who stands in the first rank of temporanon workers, arrived in Casino on Friday last and will remain here…
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Mr: Lloyd Georgo. has made an important concession, by which he imposes five instead of twenty-five per-cent increase upon Ilcensing foos. The takes Ireland as…
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Mrs. Harrison Lee-Gowie, who is described as the most logical and humorous, lady speaker in Australia, arrived in Casino last Friday and will remain until Thursday…
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