Many North Coast Hotels Out of Beer : Out of Beer
LISMORE, Monday: Northern Rivers Towns followed a cheerless and beerless Christmas with the driest New Year's Eve in…
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Hotels & licensing, 1946
196 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 1 of 10
No Change Yet in Hotel Hours
SYDNEY, Wednesday: He did not know of any proposal to discuss the National Security Regulations dealing with liquor…
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LISMORE, Thursday: The president of the Far North Coast Licensed Victuallers' Association (Mr J. J. Mallon) said…
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Discussing the statement made on Wednesday by the State Premier (Mr. McKell) concerning hotel trading hours, the President of the…
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In an interview at Lismore, the Rev O'Donnel Finigan, who is chairman of the North Coast District Methodist Synod,…
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Sir,—With reference to Rev. O'Donnell Finigan's remarks, "the people should decide liquor hours," I would like to add the…
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CASINO, Thursday.—At Casino Police Court today before Mr. G. L. Berry, P.M., Eric John Stone was charged with having, on November…
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At Lismore Licensing Court yesterday Mr. A. J. Bryant, P.M., granted a transfer of license from Leslie Herbert Clarke to Hilton…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. — Customs authorities today issued a warning to hotelkeepers who continue to decline to sell beer from 4.30 p.m. to…
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Sir,—A few days ago I had unavoidable occasion to visit a leading Lismore hotel an business. Although I was there for no longer…
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In the Licensing Court at Murwillumbah yesterday. Mr. A. J. Bryant, PM, granted a transfer of the licence of the Railway…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Many Australian hotels only prodded facilities for "guzzling beer" and it was high time they were converted into…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Romano Buys Hotel at Wagga
SYDNEY, Thursday: Bellairs Commercial Hotel at Wagga was bought for £35,000 yesterday by Mr A. O. Romano, owner of…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: The State Government feels that no alteration should be made in hotel trading hours without the approval of the electors at a referendum. Some of the Government's…
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LONDON, Wednesday: West End hotels, where "if there is a suggestion that you own a trade-union ticket you are out on your neck," were attacked in the House of Commons last night by the Minister for Labor (Mr…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In a move to check liquor, trade rackets, A.R.U. members have been directed to declare all…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Court Sequel to Fight Which Began in Hotel Fight Which Began in Hotel
After hearing evidence in a defended case at Murwillumbah Court yesterday, the Magistrate (Mr V. Johnston) convicted…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The State Council of the Australian Railways Union has directed all its members to declare all hotels, beer and wine bars "black" throughout New South Wales on a date to be fixed, in…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The establishment of community hotels and the granting of more liquor licences to workers' clubs in country areas has…
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The disappearance of a sum of money in cash and cheques, totalling over £300, at the Hostel Coolangatta early on…
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