Licensing Court. Friday, January 5, 1906. (Before Mr. W. Burton Smith, P.M.)
The following transfers of licenses were granted:— Henry Hughes to Christopher Hewitt Siggins, Spicer's Creek Hotel…
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Hotels & licensing, 1906
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Licensing Court. (Before Mr. W. G. Burton Smith, L.M.)
THE first renewal of a publican's license under the new law was before the local Court on Monday last, when Arthur Storrier applied for a renewal of the license of the Globe Hotel…
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The West Hotel, Minneapolis, the biggest hotel between Chicago and the Pacific, caught fire when 700 guests were asleep Terrible scenes and heroic rescues are…
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Local hotel-keepers will do well to read the P.M.'s remarks as briefly reported in our Licensing Court news this issue. It may also be stated that…
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George Seymour was granted a renewal of the license of the Great Central Hotel, Wellington, the annual value being rated at £200, which…
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LAST week a well-known citizen of Bathurst was fined by the Police Magistrate (Mr. McKell) for being found on the premises of an hotel during prohibited hours. He had been seen by…
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The Licensing Court (Mr. Barton Smith and Mr. T. Baird, L.Ms.) on Tuesday granted a renewal of license to JohnCowell, of the Railway Hotel, Narromine. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Woman's Letter. [?] in Hats—Lady Doctors Canvas Town—Italy Honored Music Hall and Stage—The sufferage at Home—A Pretty Frock—Riding Astride—Thestres Hotels
Which are the factors which militate against satiety in the matter of a prevailing fashion? What unwritten law is it which decides that a…
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MUCH has been said and written respecting the drastic character of clause 2 of section 17 of the recently-passed Liquor Act, which provides that persons (not being lodgers, inmates,…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, (Jan 16th) before Mr. H. Gilec-Shaw, P.M., s transfer of the Club House Hotel, Gulargambene, was granted…
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The following occupation licenses have not been renewed: — Samuel Taylor, Goonoo, parish Ganoo, county Gordon, 202 acres; W. C. Bowman…
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A case of some interest was heard before Mr. Macfarlane, S.M., recently at the water summons court, in which Wm, Henry Bulmer, of Moses Moss…
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A case of some interest was heard before Mr. Macfarlane, S.M., in Sydney, at the Water Summons Court, in which Wm. Henry Bulmer, of Moses Moss and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Latest Telegrams. Sydney Hotel Tragedy. a Boy Arrested. (From our own Correspondent.) Sydney
In connection with the tragedy at the Royal Hotel on Thursday morning, when Mrs. Gregory was found stabbed, a boy 16 years of age, named John Quinlan, who had been…
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A case of some interest was heard before Mr. Macfarlane, S.M. at the Water Summons Court, in which Wm. Henry [?] of Moses Moss and Co, of [?]…
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The inquest on the body of Mrs. Gregory was resumed this morning, and the evidence was merely a repetition of that previously given. The…
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The inquest in connections with the Royal Hotel murder, which the boy Quintes is in [?] was [?] yesterday and adjourned until…
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The inquest into the circumstances connected with the dearth of Mrs. Mercy Gregory, was opened yesterday. Quinlan was present in custody. The…
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The new Gu[?] License Act entails that any person carrying or using a gun without a license, the cost which is 2s 6d per year, shall for such an offence be liable to a…
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Mrs. Quinlan, the mother of the boy who murdered Mrs. Gregory, says the accused was a little inclined to go oS his head occasionally owing to her…
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