Pony Licenses
SYDNEY, Thursday. Jockey J. Munro did not apply for a renewal of his pony license, when applications were made for half-year permits. He…
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Hotels & licensing, 1926
333 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 1 of 17
Licenses Revoked. 31 Hotels Closed
MELBOURNE, Friday. Thirty-one hotels in the Melbourne metropolitan district were closed last night, as a result of their licenses having been…
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Fire has broken out at the Hongkong Hotel, and is blazing fiercely. The guests are safe. The guests retired in the small hours…
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Thirty-one hotels in the Melbourne district closed on December 31, as a result of the licenses having been re-voked by the Licenses Reduction Board…
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The Hongkong Hotel was totally destroyed by fire on New Year's Day. Enormous damage was done, the conflagration being unparalleled during recent…
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Mr. H. R. McClure, Resident Commissioner for Gi[?]bert and Ellice Islands, who was spending his furlough in Sydney, collapsed and died in the dining room at Wentworth…
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Able Seaman Bachelor, of H.M.S. Hawkins, who was injured at the Hongkong Hotel fire, died this morning…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hotel Battle Meeting of Rival Gangs Melbourne
Revenge is believed to have been the motive of an attack made by several young men upon a number of others in the Boundary Hotel, Campbellfield, last night. The men…
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At the Kempsey Polite Court before Mr. F. F. Potts, P.M., Henry Robinson, licensee of Tattersall's Hotel, was charged with supplying, liquor on licensed…
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A well-known auctioneer, Frank Ryan, employed by Messers. Baker and Campbell, of Dunedoo (N.S.W.) fell from the balcony of the hotel at…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday. A fire broke out in the Bellevue Hotel, Newcastle, at 2 o'clock this morning. Several persons sleeping on the first floor,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Macfie Murder. Hotel Boys Confess to Crime. Robbery the Motive. No European Confederates
LONDON, Tuesday. A message from Weltevredon (Java), states that it has been learned that the two main suspects in the Macfie murder are…
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William Imeson and Francis McLean were charged in the Casino Police Court yesterday morning with having been found on the licensed premises of the…
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Fire broke out at Bellevue Hotel at 2 o'clock this morning. Several persons sleeping on the first floor, above the seat of the outbreak; were awakened just in time…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The "Daily Telegraph's" Rome correspondent states that Prince Carol's voluntary imprisonment at the Milan Hotel is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Prince Carol's Romance. Mussolini Likely to Intervene. Milan Hotel in State of Seige. Voluntary Imprisonment
LONDON, Saturday. The "Daily Telegraph's'' Rome correspondent States that Prince Carol's voluntary imprisonment at the Milan Hotel is…
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In the Police Court yesterday morning, the police proceeded against Sydney Daniel Pidcock, charging him with having been found on the licensed…
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In connection with a visit paid by the police to the Hotel Cecil on the night of November 27, Sidney Pidcock was charged, before Mr. F. D. H…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Passing of an Hotel The Junction Inn Goes. The First Hotel to be Wiped Out Under a New Section of the 1912 Liquor Act
In the Murwillumbah Licensing Court yesterday, Mr. F. G. Adrian, Chairman of the Licensing Reduction Board, Sydney, called upon Sommer…
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At the Murwillumbath Licensing Court on' Friday, Mr. F. G. Adrian, chstirman of the Lieencing Reduetion Board, Sydney, called up on Sommer-…
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