Hotels' Closing Hours. Important Legal Decision
The hotels may remain open till 11 o'clock at night. This was the important decision made on Friday by Air Burton Smith, Stipendiary…
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Hotels & licensing, 1921
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Hotel Hours
On Friday last Mr. Stipendiary Magistrate Burton Smith gave his verdict in the case of a wine seller who was charged with selling liquor…
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A young man named Charles Gedge, with an unenviable police court record at Narromine, became obnoxious at Mr. J. Danby's hotel, Orange. He…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Courts. Monday.--Before Mr. G. Meeson, P.M. Found on Licensed Premises
William Howey and L. Martin appeared on a charge of being found on the licensed premises of Ryan's Australian Hotel, on Saturday, July 23rd.,…
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A young man named Charles Gedge, with an unenviable police court record at Narromine, became obnoxious at Mr. J. Danby's hotel, Orange. He…
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William H. Tobin was granted a booth license for races to be held at Bodangora on August 31st…
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A collector's license was granted to Andrew R. S. Martin…
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The question of the closing hours of hotels was dealt with by the Full Court on Tuesday. It came before the court in the way of a special case…
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The question of the closing hours of hotels was dealt with by the Full Court on August 16. It came before the court in the way of a special case…
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The Amending Bills to be introduced at the forthcoming session by the New South Wales Government include one regarding the Liquor Act…
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The Amending Bills to be introduced at the forthcoming session by the New South Wales Government include one regarding the Liquor Act…
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In the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs G. Meeson and K. N. Wilkins, an application was made by Mr. D. M'Guinn on behalf of…
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In the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs. G. Meeson and K. N. Wilkins, a renewal of the license of the Commercial Hotel was granted to…
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William Oswald North, recently employed as a porter at the Club Hotel, Orange, was before Mr. Helm, P.M. at the Orange Police Court on Monday…
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In the Dubbo Licensing Court on Monday, before Messrs G. Messon and K. N. Wilkins, renewals of the hotel licenses were granted to J. J…
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The Quarterly Licensing Court was then held, at which the Inspector's quarterly report was road and received. Arthur Collins was granted a renewal…
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Messrs. Richardson and Scott, of Dubbo, report having completed the sale of the license and goodwill of the Occidental Hotel, Dubbo, on behalf of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Tuesday(October 18, 1921. Local and General Licensing Court
In the Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs. G. Meeson and K. N. Wilkins, L.M.'s., Frances E. Hocy, of the Exchange Hotel, Narromine, applied…
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The following changes in the proprietorship of local hotels will take place shortly. Mr. Gosling of the Railway Hotel, has sold out to Mr. Mick…
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At the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday before Messrs, G. Meeson and K. N. Willkins, Mr. D. McGuinn appearing for the parties, the transfer…
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