Minimum Menu Prescribed For Hotels
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A minimum standard for meals served at licensed hotels was announced today by the Minister of Justice (Mr…
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Hotels & licensing, 1949
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Olympic Hotel Bill Not Paid
LONDON, Sunday: An Associated Press special representative says that Mr H. Fern, secretary to the British Amateur…
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LONDON, Monday (APP).—Mr. H. E. Fern Secretary of the British Amateur Swimming Association, announced that unless the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Beer drinkers themselves and not the publicans were largely to blame for the Saturday afternoon closing of hotels, said…
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CASINO, Wednesday.—Application for the transfer of the licence of the Hotel Royal from Wally Smith to Leonard James Heber was…
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"It seems to me he should have been driving in a paddock; I'm getting tired of negligent driving cases. Drivers will find…
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The travelling public would appreciate the Government's efforts to ensure that hotels provided reasonable meals, Mr A…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday: A man and woman were found fatally shot in a room at Coombe's Railway Hotel, Peterborough,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Young Hotel Auctioned for £418,000
SYDNEY, Thursday: An hotel at Young, about 250 miles southwest of Sydney, was knocked down at auction for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Broadwater Hotelkeeper Farewelled
A large gathering at the Albert Hall, Broadwater, farewelled Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Hayter and daughter Lynette, of the…
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BYRON BAY, Monday. â The Pier Hotel, in Bay Street. Byron Bay, was gutted by fire in 45 minutes yesterday afternoon…
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A car stolen from the rear of the Currumbin Hotel on Saturday night has not been traced. Two men weer seen pushing the…
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When the flames which destroyed the Pier Hotel at Byron Bay on Monday died down all that remained of the twostorey structure was the skeleton shown in this picture. At left is the corner of the home on the eastern side of the…
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The Workmen's Compensation Commission of New South Wales will sit at the Court House, Lismore, on Tuesday next, April 5 at 10 a.m…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ministers And Publicans Oppose Wine Licence
The granting of a one-bottle wine licence to Thomas McDermott and Son Pty. Ltd., merchants, of Woodlark Street, Lismore, was opposed by the Ministers' Fraternal and three hotelkeepers in the Lismore…
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The transfer of a one-bottle licence to Thomas McDermott & Son Pty. Ltd., merchants, was granted by the Chairman of the Licensing…
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BALLINA, Friday.—Transfer of the Australian Hotel, Ballina, license was granted to Hilton William Delaney from Leslie Allert…
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In the Lismore Licensing Court yesterday Mr. Tompson S.M. stipulated the meal hour times for all licensed hotels in the Lismore…
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CASINO, Wednesday.—Meal hours for licensed premises were listed in Casino Licensing Court to-day by Mr. E. I. Cocks, S.M…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Winsome Hotel Licensee Will Stop S.P. Betting
To prevent any betting on the premises he would walk through the bars and lounges and keep a good look-out, said Roy Arkinstall when…
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