Golf Links at the Hotel Kosciusko
THE summer attractions of Mount Kosciusko are to be enhanced by the laying-out of golf links. The matter has been under consideration for some…
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Hotels & licensing, 1911
106 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 2 of 6
Licensing Prosecution. Result of a Cellarman's Mistake
At the Wellington police court on Friday before Mr. Oslear, P.M., Annie Simms was proceeded against for having sold an article of food, to wit rum…
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Before Mr. Oslear, P.M., and T. Baird, J.P., at the Licensing Court this Tuesday morning, renewals of licenses were granted to William Geo. Catlin,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Auction Sale Notices. Bedford, Taylor, & WESTON Ltd. Fairview Hotel
Messrs. Bedford, Taylor and Weston, Ltd. advertise the sale as a going concern of the Fairview Hotel, on the road" to Bodangora, also the farm of 217…
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Mr. W. Kither has disposed of the Court House Hotel, Dubbo, to Mr. "Sid" Banmashe, well and popularly known throughout this State, he having…
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On Wednesday morning, the 29th instant, before the Licensing Bench, the license of the Empire Hotel was transferred from Mr. O. Gibson to Mr. W. Jackson…
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It will be seen elsewhere that the above hotel has again changed hands, Mr. W. J. Jackson, late of Albury, taking it over. The proprietor announces that he can…
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On Saturday last the license of the Court House Hotel, Dubbo, was transferred from Mr. W. Kither to Mr. "Sid" Bauma[?]he. The genial "Sid." is now…
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MR. DAY, Inspector-General of Police, states that he is not aware of any law preventing a licensee from keeping his licensed promisee open for the sale of liquor on Referenda day. The…
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A LICENSING court was held this (Tuesday) morning before Mr. C. O Isar, P.M., and Mr. T. Baird (senr.), licensing magistrates. Arthur McN[?] a applied for a reduction of his license…
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At the Licensing Court, Dubbo, on Tuesday morning a provisional license was granted to Mr. E. H. Utley for the Eumungerie Hotel, a fine building…
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At the Dubbo Licensing Court on Tuesday morning the following applications were granted:—E. H. Utley, Belmore Hotel, Bumungerie, fee £10,…
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The conference of members of the L censed Victuallers Association having taken legal opinion to the effect that there is no obligation on licensees to erose their hotels on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →No-License Conference. Sydney
The National No-License Conference is at present sitting in Sydney. At the opening:, session the Lord Mayor expressed the opinion that the efforts…
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TO-DAY (Wednesday) hotel-keepers may keep their premises open as usual, according to legal opinion taken by the Licensed Victuallers' Association. On polling day, usually, hotels…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Drivers? Licenses
In dealing with an application for a transfer of a drivers' license the Dubbo Council on Monday night found themselves helpless to be just, fain…
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THERE was a pleasing ceremony at the Belmore Hotel, Eumungerie, on Monday, to celebrate the opening of the hostelry. Mr. H. Masman is the licensee, and his health was duly honored…
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AT the Licensed Victuallers' Conference in Sydney, a statement was made by a Queensland representative. He said that an active interest, backed up by financial aid, had been taken by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hotelkeeper Killed. Sydney
While D. Boyd, hotelkeeper at Nowra, was attending to a cask of run in the cellar of his hotel, the [?]ght he was carrying came into contact…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sir Joseph Banks' Hotel Destroyed
The historic Sir Joseph Banks' Hotel, at Botany, was almost totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. The fire broke out in the grandstand of the pleasure grounds, and soon…
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