Licensing Court. (Before Mr. W. B[?]rton Smith, p.M., and Mr. H. B. Pinnington)
The following were granted renewal of publicans' licenses:- William Wilkins, assessed at £223. Simon Kent, assessed at £70…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
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The No License Movement. Campaigning in the Macquarie Electorate
A TELEGRAM from Wellington dated Friday says:--"Great activity is being evidenced locally in connection with the no li[?]use movement. A vigorous branch of the New South…
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THE liquor question promises to play no unimportant part in the coming State elections. Provision has been made to take the voice of the people as…
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Slaughter-house keepers and those engaged in noxious trades should not lose, sight of the fact that their licenses expire [?] the end of the month, and they will…
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On Monday afternoon a meeting of the Dubbo branch of the W.C.T.U. was held at the Methodist School Hall to receive Mrs. Stead, lady organiser of the…
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A renewal of the license of J. D. Wilkinson for the Royal Hotel was granted, the the valuation being fixed at £374, and the license fee at £45…
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A meeting of the Dubbo branch of the N.S.W. Alliance, was held at St. Andrew's School Hall on Thursday night, for the purpose of hearing an address from the…
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Glowing reports come from Western Australia of the Government's experiment in state ownership of publichouses. This is being carried out at…
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The Albion hotel, George street, was broken into this morning, and a large quantity of spirits and of sprits and cigars were taken, also about £10 in cash…
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The Protestant Hall was packed on Thursday night when Mr W. S. Targett, ex-M L.A., delivered an address on the "No-License Question"…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Macquarie View Hotel. Chance of Proprietorship
IT will be noted by an advertisement which appears in this issue that Mr. J. H. Amps has taken over the Macquarie View Hotel, and intends to run this well-known hostelry in the…
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The quarterly sitting of the Wellington Licensing Court was held at the Courthouse on Friday. Mr. W. Burton Smith, P.M., and Mr E. A…
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A public meeting, convened at the instance of the N.S.W. Alliance, was held at the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday evening when opportunity was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Mining Act. New Regulations Issued. to Come Into Operation on July 15. (Continued from last issue.) Miner's Rights and Business Licenses
Residence and business areas are now limited to the surface and a depth of 50ft. This will allow of mining being carried on under such arena, and the warden may…
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A Bathurst correspondent writes:— Interest in the no-license vote at the forthcoming election is becoming intense A meeting of the branch. of the Local…
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Charlotte Gillies was granted a music permit for the Oxford Hotel. TUESDAY, july 16. Renewals were granted to the follow…
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RENEWALS were granted to Thomas H. Maguire, Collie, assessed at £36 ; Frederick Burkinshaw, assessed at £78. John Murray was granted permission to…
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The Salvation Army's open-air meeting' on Saturday night last was held in conjunction with New South Wales Alliance, in furtherance of the "No-License…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Pea-Rifle again A District Hotel keeper Accidentally Killed
ON Tuesday, Mr. William J. Robinson, licensee of the Lincoln Hotel, met with his death a the result of a shouting fatality. He was found lying in his own bar shot through…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →License or No-license. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—You have printed so much for and against the liquor license that you will, perhaps, shrink from another letter on the same subject. I confess…
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