The Stranger's License
Show week is the harvest time of the local vehicle proprictor. His complaint is that outsiders want to come in and help him reap it. The matter came…
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Hotels & licensing, 1918
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Hotel Rents
The Attorney-General has given notice of his intention to move for the introduction of amending legislation to make provision for certain refunds…
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In the appeal against the decision of the local Licensing Bench in refusing to grant a renewal of the license of the Railway Hotel to Margaret M…
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The Railway Hotel,Talbragar-street, Dubbo, which Mrs. Phelan has conducted so will for many years, will be soon de[?]fished [?] like will…
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Messrs. Watson and Macdonald, architects, Dubbo, have prepared plans and specifications for Mr. John Murray's fine hotel, which is to be erected…
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Mr. G. Palmer, contractor for the erection of the Ballimore hotel, for. Mrs. Conway, hopes to have the building completed in two months. At first…
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The two Nevertire bonifaces have sold out. Mr. J. J. Priddis has purchased the Railway Hotel from Mr. J. Mahy, and Mr. E. Field has disposed…
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Tenders for the erection of Mr. John Murray's big Hotel on the site of the old Railway Hotel, Dubbo, were considered on Saturday. There were six…
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"I refuse to serve this man, as there is a prohibition order against him." Alleging that these words had been used, John Sthachan, a Bathurst…
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The King is dead ! Long live the King! In this [?], long custom or shall we call it tradition -- respect for the past -- has signalised the…
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Mr. W. R. Hill, late of the Commercial Hotel, entered into possession of tho Castlereagh Hotel yesterday morning. The Castlereagh is one of Dubbo's…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday, before Messrs. Perry, L.M., Fuller and Colreavy, M 's.L.B.. a renewal of license was grunted to M. H. Fennell…
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An interesting decision was given by the Full Court in Sydney last week in a case from Morce. The facts set out in this special case were briiefly--…
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The following cases were dealt with on Tuesday before Mr. Perry, L.M., and Messrs. Fuller and Colreavy, M's.L.B. BREWERS' LICENSE…
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Mrs. Shumach has disposed of the license of her hotal in Macquarie st., Dubbo, known is Shumack's Hotel, to Mr. Chas, Coyne. of Nyngan, who is…
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Mr. McLennan has disposed of the Overland Hotel, Dubbo, to Mr. Connolly who comes from Queensland and Mr. Hallam of Wellington has…
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The following renewals of auctioneers' licenses wore granted at the Auctioneer's Licensing Court on Tuesday:— G. H. Cashel, Jas. Cashel, M. G. Cater,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Row At The Terminus Hotel. Leads to Police Court Proceedings
At the Police Court on Thursday, before Mr Meeson, P.M., Sergeant Osborne proceeded against two young men named John Power and Gorden…
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At the Police Court yesterday Mr. A. R. Peery, P.M., gave his reserved decision in the rase in which Mrs. McVicar, owner of the Western Star…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Armistice. the Approaching Peace Con-, Ference... the Austrian Republics. Holland to Import Goods Under License. Detailed Story of the Murder of the Romanoffs. Czar Dies with Wife in His Arms. the Whole Family Shot in a Convent. Russia Mobolising an Army of Four Million. Fears of Bolshevik Rising in Berlin. the British General Elections. Churchill and Naval Defence
A Reuter message from Vancouver on Thursday states:—Washington reports the conclusion of the trade arrangement between Holland and the Associated…
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