Licensing Court. Tuesday, March 1. (Before Mr. T. C. K. McKell, L.M.)
The license of the Australian Hotel was transferred from John C. Ramsay to Frederick Burkinshaw…
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Hotels & licensing, 1904
110 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 2 of 6
Hotel Rules
A recent visitor to Adelaide secured the following card, which shows that the "holy city, of Adelaide " enjoys a bit of fan as much as any other place:…
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In order to demonstrate the loose character of the provisions of tho Motor-Cars Act, the auditors of Motoring Illustrated have secured from the…
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Visitors' list for the past week:—Messrs. McKell, P.M., J. Naughton, Cautley, Williams, Henderson, Stanford, Kentish, Rowlands, Jobbenins, McCulloch, Lemont…
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AT Bathat[?]st on Friday, a publican named William John Young, was charged with allowing drunken persons to assemble in his licensed house. The evidence of the police showed that…
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At the Licensed Victualler's Picnic yesterday the majority of the speakers advocated the opening of hotels for a limited time on Sundays. Mr. O'Sullivan, replying to a toast on behalf of…
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Following is the visitors' list for the past week:—Messrs. Dockhard, Rowlands, W. BROWN, Mollsen, Ogilvie, D. Brown, de Josselin, Foster, Messenger, Humphries…
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A SPECIAL Licensing Court was to have been held on Tuesday morning, but as there was not a quorum, it was adjourned until the 22nd inst. Meant[?]me a duplicate…
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At Bathurst last week a publican named William John Young, was charged with allowing drunken persons to assemble in his licensed house…
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Following is the visitors' list for the past week:—Messrs. Lyght, Ferguson, McLean, Laurance, Coleman, Cook, Griffiths, Pascoe, Rae, Charles, McCulloch, Wise, Banner…
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WE have been asked to state that all publicans intending to apply for booth licenses for the coming Easter holidays must lodge their applications on or before…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, March 22. (Before Messrs. T.C.K. McKell and F.E. Body, Licensing Magistrates.)
Renewals of publicane licenses were granted to E. G. Davis, Western Star Hotel, Dubbo; David Fitch, Court House Hotel, Narromine; Annie Simme, Court…
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A BOOTH [?]se was granted to A. J. Dominick, of Narromine. Renewals were granted to Annie Simms, Court House Hotel, and Charlotte Gillies…
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Following is the visitors' list for the past week:—Messrs. Thompson, Salinger, N. H. Smith, Jessop, Glenvale, Tomlin, Hamlett, McKell, P.M., Lane, Hill, Ellis, Walcott…
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Mr Philip Gibbs writes in the London "Daily Express":— There is no more miserable existence than to stay any length of time…
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SOME few weeks ago it was reported that Moston's Hotel had changed hands, someone from New Zealand being mentioned as the purchaser. It appears, however, that…
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In 1882 there was one hotel in Sydney for every 298 people; 12 months ago the proportion had become one to 607. During last year the number of hotels in the…
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THE well known hostelry in Talbert's street, Morton's Hotel, for be many years counted noted by Mr. T. Moston was it was at one time feared, about to pass out of tho hands of the…
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The following applications were dealt with:— F. J. Phillips' application for colonial wine licen[?] for Dubbo. Granted…
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THE well- known hostelry in Talbragar- street, Moston's Hotel, for so many years conducted by Mr, T. Moston was, it wan at one time feared, about to pass out of the hands of the…
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