Special Licensing Court. Tursday, Jult 14
The special licensing court to deal with licenses affected by the local option vote held its second sitting on the above date, there being present His Honor Judge…
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Hotels & licensing, 1908
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Special Licensing Court
The special licensing court to deal with licenses" affected by the local option vote held its second sitting, at Dubbo, on Tuesday last, there being…
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After the report of the Special Licensing Court at Dubbo, which appears on another page, closed, the remainder of the Wellington hotels were dealt…
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The Special Licensing Court to deal with the licenses affected by the local option vote continued its sittings after we went to press on Tuesday. Evidence was concluded…
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The sanitary inspector brought under the notice of the Municipal Council on Thursday evening that under ordinance 56 it was necessary to fix a…
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The decision in the matter of Wellington-Dubbo district hotels was given by the Special Licensing Court at Dubbo at 2 p.m. on Friday, as…
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A case which excited very great interest right along the line was heard at Bathurst on Monday by the P.M., Mr. T. C. K. McKell, in which Daniel…
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At the conclusion of the business at the Wellington Court on Friday, Mr. W. Burton Smith, Licensing Magistrate), stated that when visiting a…
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BY the decision of the special local option Court sitting at Forbes, the following hotels in the Peak Hill district are to be closed as under : Exchange Hotel, eight years from January 1,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tramway Trouble. Strike Declared Off. Sydney, Thursday. The strike was Officially declared off this morning. Later Particulars. No Use Continuing, with Men Going Back in Large Numbers. Johnston's Conditions Accepted. Hostile Demonstration and Assault. He Seeks Refuge in an Hotel. Alley Produces His Revolver. Lawton Described "A Traitor." Police to the Rescue. Cheers for the Trades Labor Council. Hoots for Labor Members. 1300 Men Re-instated Last Night. Sydney
When the tramway men gathered to hear the result of the tram officials' deliberations last night, they were stunned to find the strike was…
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Dubbo, 24th November, 1908. Wellington, 24th November, 1908. Warren, 24th November, 1908…
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Under the municipal ordinances relating to hoardings and bill-posting it is perscribed that the Council shall fix a licence fee for these, and the fact…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →How Publicans Amu Customers
Centuries ago mine host of [?] Barleycorn made the discovery [?] customers found additional quality [?] virtues in a glass of boor handed to [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Cases at Stuart Town
At the Stuart Town Police Court on Thursday last before Mr. W. Burton Smith, P.M., Constable Adey proceeded against A. J. Wade, licensee of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hotel Burglars. Midnight Struggle. Rapid Trial and Sentence
From Now York on July 9 the correspondent of the "Daily Mail" wrote:—Major Mostyn Cookson, 1st Royal Sussex Regiment, and his wife are the hero…
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Two hundred and 6fty thousand persons demonstrated in Hyde Park on Sunday against the Licensing Bill. Seven thousand provincial excursionists arrived by 170 spacial train, from…
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IN the Dubbo Licensing Court on Tuesday morning before Mr. W. Burton Smith, P.M. and Mr. Thomas Baird, L.M., Renewals of publicans' license were…
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On Tuesday the following licenses were granted:—A. J. Anderson, Tattersall's Hotel, £35 ; T. Rankin, Tattersall's Hotel, Wrightville…
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Renewals were granted to the following licensees:—-William E. Clifton, Club House, Dubbo (assenment £190) William Reynolds, Railway Hotel, Geurie (assenment…
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The quarterly sitting of the Licensing Court for the Wellington district was held on Friday, the presiding magistrates being Mr. Burton Smith…
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