Hotel Sydney
How wholly, inadequate is first-class hotel accommodation in Sydney, is best appreciated by country visitors. Recently, in connection with the Usher…
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Hotels & licensing, 1913
106 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 3 of 6
The Exchange Hotel Licence. a Fight for Its Renewal
On Friday the adjourned application of Mrs. Guazina A. Rope for the renewal of her license of the Exchange Hotel came on for hearing at the…
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The P.M. (Mr. W. F. Robertson), Dr. A. M. Rygate, and Mr. F. H. Kennard, L.M.'s., were on the bench at the adjourned sitting of the Licensing Court…
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Emma Johnstone was granted renewal of the license for Balladoran Hotel at a Licensing Court held in Dubbo yesterday…
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By advertisement in this issue Mr. Marion it announced to open the no- license campaign in Dubbo to-morrow night. Mr. Marion is eager that any…
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"It is proposed to erect an eighteen-roomed hotel at Dunedoo, the site selected being the corner of Bolaro and Walaroo streets. The applicant for the…
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The Quarterly Licensing Court for the Licensing District of Bourke, will be held in local Court House at 11 a.m. on Monday, July 21…
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Mr. Marion, the General Secretary of the Alliance, will open his campaign in Dubbo on next Saturday evening. The places and times of projected…
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Before the Licensing Court (his Worship the Police Magistrate and Messrs. Baird and Cadell), renewals of certificates were made in favor of Messrs…
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No matter to what extent the opinions of readers might differ wth those expressed by Mr. Marion, who is conducting the no- license campaigh in…
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Yesterday Mr. Marion, general secretary of the New South Wales Temperance Alliance, paid a visit to Wellington accompanied by Mr. Raymond…
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The Dubbo Licensing Court was engaged for the greater portion of Tuesday and all Wednesday hearing evidence for and against an application…
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A sitting of the Wellington Licensing Court was held on Friday by the P.M. (Mr. W. F. Robertson), Dr. Rygate, and Mr. F. H. Kennard, L. M's. The…
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At the Licensing Court on Friday, Senior-sergeant Nies, Licening Inspector for the district, presented his quarterly report. The document showed…
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Mr. Robertson, sitting as a Licensing Bench in Dubbo to- day, granted a licence to Murdoch Macdonald for a booth at Narromine show. The police…
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The licence of the Commonwealth Hotel, over the bridge, has been taken over by Mr. M. Guinan, who comes from Millthorpe, where he resided for many…
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In April last a conditional license was granted by the Licensing Court to Mrs. Tuck for the Newtown Hotel, previously closed as a result of the…
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In a Licensing Court held at Dubbo on Tuesday, before Mr. Robertson. Henry Masman applied for a transfer of his license at the Belmore…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →THE Western Herald and Darling River Advocate. Saturday, August 9, 1913. Local and General. the Commercial Hotel, Byrock
Byrock has only one hotel, but it is a good one. It is kept by Mr. William Wessem, and his good lady, and in a style that was a revelation, and quite an object lesson to…
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Everybody who knows the "temperance"' hotel holds it in detestation. If there is one argument stronger than another against the closing of hotel bars…
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