The Hotels
As in other businesses, the hotels have their preparations for Christmas. Dubbo has a fair supply of well kept houses, and as there will doubtless be many visitors to…
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Hotels & licensing, 1907
106 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 6 of 6
Licensing Court. Tuesday, December 17. (Before Mr. W. N. Dove. P.M., and Dr. Burkitt. L.M.)
RENEWALS of billard license were granted to Wm. Smith National Billiard Saloon, and to the following holders of publicans' licenses:-- J. D. Wilkinson, D. Fitch, Mary A. Moston,…
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The following were granted renewals for billiards:—J. D. Wilkinson, Dubbo; D Fitch, Narromine; Mary A. Moston, Dubbo; Charles Somerville, Narromine;…
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The Special Licensing Court at Broken Hill has given its decisions under the recent local option vote, wiping out six hotels in the Broken Hill district and three…
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On the 18th inst., before Messrs W. Parkins and T. Brennand, a renewal of license was granted to E. T. Ryan, of the Sportsman’s Arms, Baradine, and a…
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MR. THOMAS SMITH (late of Kyogle and Horsham) having purchased the Macquarie View Hotel begs to notify the general public that the house will be carried on the most…
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