Of Interest Hotel Keepers
The application by Samuel Gilkison for a booth license at Bowraville race meeting on December 16 and 17 came before the Licensing Bench --…
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Hotels & licensing, 1913
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Licensing Court
At the Licensing Court this morning, Robert McLean was grunted permission to have music on his [?]eeused promises, Club House Hotel, to-morrow,…
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The following hawkers' licenses were grunted at the local police court this morning: -- Abdul Wahed, Michael Corcoran, Otto Singh, Jacob Scronsen…
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At the Young Police Court recently, the license of the Oddfellow's Arms Hotel was proceed against for supplying an intoxicated person with…
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A report from Victoria states that during the past year 102 hotels were closed in that State. Up to the end of 1911, over 500 hotels had been closed…
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At the Licensing Court this morning an auctioneer's district license was granted to R. W. D. Weaver…
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At the Licensing Court this morning, a booth license was granted to John Lawrence, for the Coborah races, on the 15th inst. Permission was granted…
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At the local Licensing Court on Tuesday last, Mrs. Annie Tuck applied for a new license for the premises known as the Newtown Hotel, which was…
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On Thursday, before Dr. RoberL Dey, L.M., the hotel and billiard licenses of the Royal Mail Hotel, Barringun, were transferred from James Cuff'e, to Alfred Major…
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A sensational fire took place in the early hours of Friday morning, by which the greater part of the Royal Hotel, Wellington, was destroyed. The…
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D. G. O'Grady applied for a colonial wine license at Dunedoo.--Postponed. The application lodged by Mrs. Tuck for a new hotel license was further…
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The consideration of Mrs. Tuck's application for a conditional license for premises situated in Newtown, was on Tuesday, further adjourned…
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A case of interest to licensed victuallers was heard at the Doniliquiu police court recently, whom Mrs. Cameron, licenses of tho Victoria Hotel,…
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Mr. Tuck's application for a conditional license was further considerered this morning and the Bench gave their decision at 2.30 this…
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A special licensing court will be held at the local Court House on Tuesday, March 18th. The Quarterly Licensing Court will be held on April 8…
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At the Licensing Court this morning a booth license was granted to Murdoch McDonald, for the M.U., I.O.O.F. sports at Narromine. A…
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At the local police court this morning a second-hand dealer's license was granted to James Alexander Martin…
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The Licensing Court on Tuesday afternoon, dealt with, under section 81 of the Liquor Act of 1912, the application, by petition, of Daniel O'Grady,…
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A point of considerable importance to hotelkeepers was raised by Mr. Kelly in a case in the police court on Friday, in which Thomas M'Cormick, licensee of…
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At the Licensing Court this morning renewals of licenses were granted to the following: G. W. Bell, Court House Hotel; Thos. S. Green, Court…
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