Gun License Act. the Carrying of Firearms
SYDNEY, Friday.—Under the Gun License Act passed last session no private person will be allowed to carry a firearm without a license…
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Hotels & licensing, 1921
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Licenses to Carry Firearms
The Gun License Act, hurried through the State Parliament in the last hours of the session, is to be brought into operation at a very…
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The Commissioner of Police was advised on Saturday morning to the effect that James Commerford, licensee of the Emu Vale Hotel, had reported to the…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Thirteen hotels in Melbourne closed their doors yesterday in accordance with the License Reduction Board's order…
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In the Licensing Court this morning, before Mr. Parkers, P.M, (chairman) and Messrs. W. C. Simpson and G. J. Mortimer (members) the inspector's…
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The Gun License Act, hurried through the State Parliament in the last hours of the session, is to be brought into operation at a very early date…
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The Gun License Act, hurried through State Parliament in the last hours of the session, is to be brought into operation at a very early date. There…
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Anthony Abraham made an application for a hawker's license, which was granted…
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The quarterly report of the Licensing Inspector, Sergt. Wren, was received, and was satisfactory. In the case of the Club Hotel, Coraki,…
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The quarterly report of the licensing inspector (Sergt. Cradock) was received. The P.M. remarked that it was-extremely satisfactory to find the hotels in such good order…
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In the Licensing Court, before Mr. A. J. Piesley, P.M., and Mr. A. E. Budd, L. M., the Inspector's quarterly report was dealt with. The condition of the…
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At the Coroner's inquest at Graf ton in-to the dentil of Michael Carney, who died at the Grafton Hospital on December 26, 1920, Harold Peter Johnston,…
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A booth license for the Highland Gathering on January 26 was granted to Robert Brunton. Ernest Phillips was granted a…
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The Gnu License Act, hurried through the State Parliament in the last hours of the session, is to be brought into operation at a very…
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John William Leslie Noble was granted an auctioneer's license. Mr. McKenzie appeared for applicant. Cecilia Patan Was granted a renewal of…
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[?] who have not yet paid the Council's ree for the use of gurden hours for the past year had better he on the qui vive, beenuse the Council…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At the Central Police Court to-day, Mr. Adrian, the magistrate, stated when the first prosecution under the Gun License Act was brought before that…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Ethel Ryan, a domestic, was fined £20 with the option of three months' imprisonment at the Police Court to-day on a charge of having sold…
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A peculiar position arose out of a case heard at Kempsey Police Court last week. The Magistrate (Mr. Fletcher) was forced by the…
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