Three Hotels Closed
IN consequence of the last local option poll but one, three hotel licences expired in Dubbo om Saturday. They were James Gladstone Hotel, Gillies Oxford Hotel, and the late Mr. Tuck's…
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Hotels & licensing, 1911
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A Billiard License
Before the Licensing Bench (Messrs. C. E. Oslear, T. Baird and Dr. Burkitt) on Tuesday the application for transfer of billiard license from C. Larum,…
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All important announcement is made by Messrs. James Buchanan and Co., Ltd., distillers and proprietors of the favourite of the connoisseurs of whisky,…
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An important announcement is made by Messrs. James Buchanan and Co., Ltd., distillers and proprietors of the favourite of the connoisseurs of whisky,…
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Mr. McNevin, hotelkeeper, of Cobbora, has a petition signed to obtain an hotel license for Dunedoo, but it is thought that it will not be granted, as Mr. W…
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MR GEO. GILBERT has disposed of his interest in the Macquarie View Hotel, Dubbo, to Mrs. A. McCallum, of Coonamble. Possession was given yesterday. The new landlady was at one…
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A license of the Macquarle View Hotel, Dubbo, was this week disposed of (through Maloney and Co., of North Dubbo), by Mr. Geo, Gilbert to Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →In Reply to "Publican." (To the Editor)
Sir,—Re "Publican's" screed in last issue accusing the "Dispatch" of being unfair, partial and inconsistent, through not adhering to a plan laid…
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Sir.—"The Publican Referred To" and "Another Councillor" are like Oliver Twist. They think I didn't quote enough from the famous "Dispatch"…
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The transference of the Goolma Hotel from Mrs. C. M. Ryan to her son, Mr. J. J. Ryan, was recently effected. The new proprietor will take…
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Early on Tuesday morning last a powerfully built man named Charles Henry Corbey, a general bush worker, called at Mr. P. J. Kennedy's Hotel,…
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Mr W. P. Kelly appeared for Mr P. J. Moore, the licensee, and Mr J. T. P. Bassett for the owners of the Spicer's Creek. Hotel, in a ease where the former…
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THE court, consisting of Messrs. C. E. Oslear, P.M., Dr. Burkitt, and A. T. Cochrane, granted an auctioneer's license to Edward George O'Hanlon for the remainder of the year…
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The hotel at Collie is now under the control of Mr. E. C. Wynne, who porposes to provide the very best accosomodation for both man and beast…
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In the Licensing Court for the Licensing District of Bourke, before Dr. Robert Dey and Mr. P. Anlezark L.Ms., F. D. Okley of the Royal Hotel, Louth, applied for a…
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Mr. Carl Bibb, of Coonamble, has purchased the lease and license of the Railway Hotel, Nevertire, from Mr P. H. Garlick, and will take over the…
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Things must be in a pretty bad state out Broken Hill way, and the boarders at the Silver King Hotel must have experienced a "lively" time, judging by the…
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Before the P.M. and T. Baird, Esq., on Wednesday last renewals of licenses were granted to James William Osborne, the Globe Hotel, William Joseph…
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A Licensing Court was held at the Court House on Thursday last, before Mr. Arnott, L.M., and J. Leah, when the following business was disposed of:-…
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It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. P. H. [?], who have just disposed of the Railway Hotel, Nevertire, to Mr. C. Bibb, will shortly take over the…
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