Cobbora Hotel
Mr. E. T. Vitnell has been granted a renewal of the license of the Cobborn hotel. The police report was to the effort that the hotel was well conducted…
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Hotels & licensing, 1920
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Railway Hotel, NARROMlNE
In the Dubbo Licensing Court on December 20, before Messrs. A. R. Perry, P.M., and W. T. Lewis, L.M. John Cowell, for whom Mr. A. D. Booth…
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Under the above heading Sydney "Sun" of January 8th carried a Darwin despatch which shows the evils that follow in the wake of even…
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Under the above heading Sydney "Sun" of January 8th carried a Darwin despatch which shows the evils that follow in the wake of even partial…
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A large American hotel is a city in itself with its seething halls and passages and its infinite capacity of service, writes a British visitor to New…
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Mr. J. B Wallings has purchased from Mr. F. J. Connelly the goodwill of the Overland Hotel, Dubbo. An application was made to the Licensing…
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John Cyril Brophy, for whom Mr. MoGuinn appeared, applied for a billiard license for his hotel premises at Collie. The police had no objection,…
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Mr. Murphy, of Nevertire, who has had considerable experience as an hotelkeeper, has purchased the goodwill of the above hotel, for some years…
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In view of the frequency with which revolvers are being used, the Inspector General of Police has conferred with the Chief Secretary regarding the…
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When the Licensing Reduction Act has achieved its purpose the electorate of Start will be entitled to 74 hotels. or three fourths of the present…
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When the Licensing Reduction Act has achieved its purpose the electorate of Sturt will be entitled to 74 hotels, or three fourths of the present…
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In this issue appears advertisement introducing to the public of Dubbo and district the new licenses of the Club House Hotel. Mr…
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Mr. J. B. Wallings yesterday took charge of the Overland Hotel, the goodwill of which he recently purchased from Mr. F. J. Conuelly, Few people…
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F. J. Connally applied for transfer of license of the Overland Hotel, Dubbo, to .J, B. Wallings. Applicant produced documents showing that the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →To Licensed Publicans of the District. (To the Editor Western Herald)
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am informed that a "traveller" for some city firm has recently been advising hotel-keepers that they need…
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Before Messrs Meeson, Poolman and Sutton, Licensing Magistrates, on Wednesday last, Bernard Green was granted a renewal of publican's license…
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At the Dubbo. Court yesterday, auctioneers' licenses were granted to Mr. A. W. Cleaver and Mr. H. W. Taylor (Cleaver and Taylor), Dubbo…
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In the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday, E. G. Oakes applied for a Sunday trading license, which was granted. The report of the police stated that Mr…
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In the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday Mrs. Winifred [?] was granted a transfer of the license of the Western Star Hotel from Edward Hallam. Mrs…
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There is no truth in the report that appeared in a Murgee paper that Mr. Birnie, of that town, has purchased the Royal Hotel, Dubbo. By the way, Mr…
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