No License in Chinemuri
The following Tending article appeared in the Waihi (N.Z.) "Daily Telegraph,' 'of 25th July:— In a letter published in a…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
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Mo License in New Zealand. No-licence in Ohinemuri
The following are the further extracts from the Waihi "Daily Telegraph" of 1st August, 1910, supplied by "Temperance":—…
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Mr. J. Dunn has taken over the above well-known hostelry from Mr. Lehane, and in our advertising: columns he solicits a share of public patronage…
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Susan Ricard was charged before the P.M. with selling beer on August 1st at Mount Boppy Hotel, at, which time she was not the…
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THE ' Castlereagh ' has the following 'par' in its last issue. Mr. T. S. Green, of Moston's Hotel, Dubbo, has purchased the good will and option of freehold of the…
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MR. ANGUS MILLAR, secretory of the local branch of the Now South Wales Alliance, informs us that two ladies from the Wellington No-License League arrived in Dubbo on…
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The following letter appeared in the "Bathurst Advocate" of 14th instant— To the Editor. Sir,—Mr. Horace Chisholm, the hired…
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A cablegram from New Zealand recently stated the amount of liquor sent into Grey Lynn and Ohinemuri in one year of No-License…
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RECENTLY, Mr. F. H. Stewart, of the Wollington branch of the New South Wales Temperance Allimae, wrote to the Mayor of Omaru, New Zealand (Mr. R. Milligan), making certain…
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We have been asked to publish the following letter, addressed by the Mayor of [?] gill to the Secretary of the No-License Association at…
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[?]—I would esteem it a very great [?] if you would find room in the [?] for the following letter, [?] received from New Zealand…
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Says the Bathurst "Advocate":—There is no gainsaying the fact that hotel properties suffer a depreciation in value as soon as the licenses are…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, October 4. (Before Mr. T. Baird and Dr. Burkitt.) RENEWALS
Renewals were granted to the following John Barden (Club House Hotel), Thomas Hold (Empire Hotel), Martha Samuels (Commercial Hotel), Dubbo ; W. Reynolde, Railway Hotel,…
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As a finale to the strenuous campaign that has been conducted by the local no-license society, a great rally is to be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, on Tuesday…
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Sir,—In your lust issue an anonymous scribe attempted to draw an awful picture of the desolation which no-license will involve in our town. In times past…
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(It is to be distinctly understood that we do not necessarily endorse the opinion of correspondents.)…
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Sir,—At Bondi Benach on October 3, the Rev. R. B. S. Hammond, dealing with the utterances of Mr. Day, Police Magistrate, of Timaru (N.Z.), said: 'It…
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At the Alliance meeting on Wednesday night a letter was read from Mr. W. F. Finalyson, M.H.R., regretting his inability to come to Dubbo in the…
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Mr. C. E. Oslear, Licensing Magistrate, on Monday granted a transfer of the publican's and billiard licenses in respect of Moston's Hotel from T. S…
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MR. GEORGE H. BARNES, one of the best-known theatrical managers in Australasia, at present in Sydney in charge of the Besses o' th' Barn Band, has emphatic opinions concerning the…
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