Special Licensing Court
Before Mr. T. C. K. McKell, P.M., and Mr. E. A. Smith, Licensing Magistrate, on Friday, James McCallum, Oak Hotel, Maryvale, and Henry Hughes, Spicer's Creek…
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Hotels & licensing, 1903
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Royal Hotel
The visitors' list for the past week is as follows:—Messrs. Little, Hill, McKell, Douglas, Roberts, Tibbitts, Wotton (2), Stevenson, Pryde, Young, Bull, Ogilvie,…
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A notification by the Minister for Lands appears in the "Government Gazette" to the effect that the rates of license fees for occupation licenses under section 81 of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Licensing Court. Thursday, October 1. (Before Mr. T. C. K. McKell, P.M., and Mr. Thos. Baird, J.P.)
The following applications for renewal of publican's licenses were granted:—Charles Giugni, Club House Hotel, Macqaariestreet, Dubbo; William Reynolde, Railway…
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Following is the visitors' list for the past week :—Messrs. Hazel, Chandler, Stewart, Field, Taylor, Middleton, McDermott, Cuffe, Radley, Boulton, Guinery, Easy, Heintz,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Renewal of Occupation Licensrs for 1904
A special issue of the Givernmen Gazette of September 26, gives particulars as to the renewal of Occupition Licenses for 1904. Under section 81 of the Crown Lands Act of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Quarterly Licensing Court. Friday October 16. (Before Mr. McKell, P.M., and Messrs. E. T. B. Gaden and E. A. Smith, licensing magistrates.)
There was an objection to the renewal of William Robinson's license for the Lincoln Hotel on account of the delapidated state of the premises…
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Charles Cluff applied for extension of time for the completion of premises (conditional publican's license) at the Road View Hotel on the Bogan Road,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court House Hotel Tournament
On Monday night E. Manning (rec. 10) defeated "Old Timer" (scr.) by 51 points. Following are the drawn for the week [?] Tuesday--H. Porter meets T. Bowen…
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The delay in the transfer of proprietorship of the Club House Hotel has, we understand, been overcome at last and Mr. F. J. Mulligan will assume control at the end of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stand and Deliver! Part 4. A Complete History of the Bushranging Days of Australia. Chapter Xix. the Kelly Gang. Proceedings Within the Hotel
It is necessary at this stage that the reader should know something of what transpired in the hotel after Constable Bracken had been taken prisoner and plucky Curnow had gone home with his…
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Handicaps for another tournament are now out at the Grand Hotel Billiard Room. The first, round has been drawn as follows:—…
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ON Wednesday night W. Lander (rec. 10) de[?]ted A. West (rec. 15) by 1 point. To-night (Friday) H. Porter (owes 10) meets T. Bowen (owes 15). On Monday night Rich (owes 10)…
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John Connelly's application for the trans fer of his publican's and billiard licenses for the Club House Hotel to Frederick James Mulligan was granted…
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Following is the visitors' list for the past week:—Lieut.-Colonel Onslow, Warrant-Officer Holman, Mr. T. C. K. MoKell, P.M., Messrs. McLean, Lane, Neale, Woolnough…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stand and Deliver! Part 4. A Complete History of the Busharanging Days of Australia. The rights for this district are held by "The Wellington Times." Chapter Xix. the Kelly Gang. the Conflict at the Hotel and Capture of Ned Kelly
The fire speedily gained a bold upon the building, and in a very short time the flames were playing right up to the roof. But still the outlaws made no sign, and the police and spectators began to ask each…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Licensing Court. Friday, October 30. (Before Mr. T. C. K. McKell, P.M.)
William Anderson made application under sec. 60 of the Liquor Act of 1898 for consent to sell goods of absconding guest to satisfy a claim of £1 16s 3d. The goods…
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Other changes have also just taken place in the public business of the town. Mr. Charles Campbell, late of the Telegraph Hotel, has leased the Jolly Waggoners…
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Following is the visitors' list for the past week: Messrs. McLean, Bossley, Burdekin, Cohen, Young, Nash, Walsh, Messengar, Douglas, McKell, Forbes, Lewis Gillespie…
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THE following is the list of visitors to the above hotel during the week:--Dr. Kenna, Messrs. Connell, Selby, Soppet, Lane and Son, Hurley, J. Hurley, Kennedy, Weston, J. Kenna, Lock,…
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