State Hotels
The State control of hotels at Darwin for the first three weeks has produced no remarkable change, except in the wages bill. It has not reduced…
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Hotels & licensing, 1915
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Liquor License Refused
The Molong Licensing Court occupied two days with a case in which Thomas Michael M'Donnell, licensee of the Overlander [?], Obley, recently…
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At the Licensing Court, Molong, last week a case of considerable interest to the residents of Yeoval and Obley was heard. Thos McDonnell, licensee…
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Mr. Byine, the new proprietor of the Mundooran Hotel intends to bring that popular hostelry right up to date. He realises that the advent of the railway…
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Coonamble Municipal Council cooperated with the Newtown Municipal Council in urging the Premier to introduce legislation to give effect to…
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The comforts and luxuries of the best city hotels are available at the Hotel Coonamble. It is a large building, designed and contrapted with a view…
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The comforts and luxu[?]es of the best city hotels are available at the Hotel Coonamble. It is a large building, designed and contracted…
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At the Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs. C. Cadoll and W. T. Lewis, L.M's., the transfer of the license of the Royal Hotel, Geurie, was…
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When the renovations and aditiions being made to the Royal Hotel, Gilgandra, are completed, the place will be truly royal in appearance…
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Mr. H. M. Blackmore, honorary secretary of the Recruiting Associaiton, has received a circular from the Berridale Recruiting Association, requesting…
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On Saturday morning about three o'clock, a fire broke out at Tattersall's Hotel, Lee-street, with the result that almot all the building and…
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Yesterday the license of the Commercial Hotel in Brisbane street was transferred from the executors of the late Martha Samuels to William…
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Mr. W. R. T. Hill has taken over the Commercial Hotel, for the past five or six years conducted by the late Mrs. Samuels. Extensive alterations…
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A good deal of interest was centred in a case which was heard at the Gilgandra. Police Court on Thursday last, before the Police Magistrate…
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The new proprietor of the Co[?]ercial Hotel, Mr. W. R. T. Hill, is well and favorably known in Dubbo and district, he having been in the employ…
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Hawkers' licen[?] were granted to Abdul Wahod and Otto Singh at the Police Court this morning by. Mr. W. F. Eobertson, P.M. There were no police…
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Another proof of the absolute necessity of fire escapes being provided [?] at two storeys or, over was [?] by the fire at Tattersall's…
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Last evening the auditorium of the Empire Hall was crowded to hear an address by tho Rev. Dr. Long, Bishop of Bathurst, on the subject of the early…
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A fire broke out on the sixth floor of the Hotel Australia, Sydney, on Sunday morning, doing damage to the extent of several thousands of pounds…
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The Hotel Australia in Castlereaghstreet, Sydney, one of the largest hotels in the Commonwealth, was partly destroyed by a fire, which broke out…
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