Hotel Licenses Transferred
A SITTING of the Licensing Court was held on Monday, when Mr. W. G. Burton When Mr. W. G. Burton Smith P.M presided The licence of McCloskay's hotel was transferred from Arthur McCloskay to…
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Hotels & licensing, 1908
96 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 5 of 5
Floating Hotel for Invalids
A floating hydropathic hotel is to be launched by a London Syndicate for the benefit of invalids who wish to combine sea life with luxury. The…
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An Australian farmer named Hall, on a visit to London, was a victim of one of the clever gangs of hotel thieves, who have recently brought off several successful coups…
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MR. W. A. GREGORY Lloyd, lecturer for the Liquor Trades Defence Union of New South Wales, delivered at the Protestant Hall on Thursday night a lecture on 'The Failure of…
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A petioion presented to the House of Commons against the Licensing Bill, contains 1,585,901 signatures; and one in favor of the measure 1,209,098 signatures…
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Mr. W. A. Gregory Lloyd, lecturer for the Liquor Defence Union of New South Wales, lectured upon Prohibition and NoLicense at the Protestant Hall on Thursday…
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"It never rains but it pours," is an aphorism that may be said to apply to every other district except this western country. However, with regard to…
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AN announcement appeals in our advertising columns to the effect that Mr. P. J. Kennedy has become proprietor or the Australian Hotel in Talbragar-street. Mr. Kennedy, who is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, November 24. (Before Mr. W. Burton Smith, P.M., and Messrs. Jas, Samuels. Jas. S. Stevens, J. A. Ryan, W. M. B. Dayrell and H. B. Pinnington. Js.P.)
The following were granted auctioneers' licenses for the Dubbo district: — W. Richardson, H. T. Blacket, R. J. Holl. C. Cadell, G. H. and C. R. Taylor, A. H,…
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The annual court for the licensing of auctioneers was held at the Wellington Court House on Tuesday, the presiding magistrates being Messrs. R. Read, F…
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The 'Pall Mall Gazette,' referring to the decision of the Unionist peers to reject the Licensing Bill asserts that the House of Lords stand as the champion of public opinion against hte…
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An interesting legal decision on a Liquor Act prosecution was given by the Moree police a magistrate. The licensee of a hotel was charged with allowing a man to remain…
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The PALL MALL GAZETTE, referring to the decision of the Unionist peers to reject the Licensing Bill, asserts that the House of Lords stands as the champion of public…
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It is thought that the best guarantee for the consumer would be to require every milk vendor in the city, whether living inside or outside, to obtain an…
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Renewals were granted to A. Canvarel, Royal Hotel, Dubbbo, and Cowell, Railway Hotel, Narromise. Mr. Siller, chairman of the late hospital…
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The Macquarie Shire Council having acquired the power to license vehicles carrying passengers and goods within the shire and the drivors thereof,…
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