The Drink Question. "Hotels Be Cosed Entirely."
SYDNEY, Monday.—The District Counmandant says that if he had his way the totels would be clased entirely untill the conclusion of the war…
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Hotels & licensing, 1915
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Germans Running Hotels, Sir Joseph Carruthers Has No Patience. Services Offered
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Sir, Joseph Carruthers, addressing a large meeting at the Town Hall to-day, said he had no patience with those who allowed Germans in our…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Exclusive of railway refreshment rooms the Stare Government owns forty-four hotels and three wine bars. Nineteen hotels are owned by the…
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There was a very large attendance at a women's meeting at the Sydney Town Hall on Tuesday last in regard to the early closing of liquor bars. A resolution that…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The number of liquor licenses on June 30th were:—Publicans 2650. wine 502, clubs 76 the revenue from the licenses was £93,800…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The " Devilish " Germans. a Strong Indictment. Against Alien Chemists and Publicans. Sir Joseph Carruthers Hits Out. in the Legislative Assembly
A discussion on Germans and their methods, and a certain, poster calculated to affect rerruiting was initiated in the Legislative Council on…
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This is from the Nambucca paper:--"A license for lintel No. 3. at Macksville was granted by the Licensing Court held at Bowraville on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wounded at the Dardanelles. Man's Statement in a Hotel
SYDNEY, Sunday.—A man who apparently lost an arm at the elbow walsed into a hotel at Lambton and stated that he had been wounded at the Dardanelles…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—An enthusiastic temperance meeting was held at the Town Hall, when it was decided to present a [?] for earlier closing to parliament…
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Information furnished to the State Assembly by the Chief Secretary showed that exclusive of 28 railway refreshment rooms holding…
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Weily's hotel was entered by an hotel thief or" barb)r." as such persons are called on Thursday night. Eleven shillings were stolen…
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What is known in criminal circles as an hotel barter a person who explots the rooms of [?] and collection what cash and other unconsiderede [?]…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—The Ocean View Hotel at Dudley was totally destroyed by [?]. The licensee, Mr. John George Ward, who was sleeping on the top door, was…
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The Ocean View Hotel at Dudley was, totally destroyed by fire. The license, Mr. John George Ward, who was sleeping on the top floor, was…
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Arrangements have been made with the railway superintendent for the train for Murwillumbah and intermediate stations to make a special…
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The Premier, Mr. Ryan, has morned the Six O'clock Closing League that the Government cannot during the present session, introduce legislation…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Glasgow hotelkeepers, in consequence of the restriction of licensed hours, are converting their houses into something…
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While in the bar of an hotel at Waterloo yesterday afternoon, Daniel Brown (36), laborer, was shot through the right, lung and neck, and died…
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SYDNEY,Saturday— A number of recruits from Warwick Farm bombarded Cabramatta Hotel with stones, smashing windows and the front door. Owing to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Early Closing, of Hotels. Mr. Wade's Suggestion. Sydney
In the Assembly Mr. Wade said the opinion on his side of the House was fairly uniform that the hours should be curtailed during which liquor could…
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