Licensing Court
In the Licensing Court a renewal of the Grand Central Hotel was granted to Enoch Fletcher, and a renewal of Colonial wine license to Thos. R…
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Hotels & licensing, 1922
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Gun Licenses
The C. P. S. wishes to notify the public that all gun licenses expire on the 31st December each year, and that new licenses must be obtained…
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In the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday Mr. Thos. Harper was granted a renewal of his auction[?]ing license…
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A Sunday trading license was granted to William Wilson Powell…
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Hotel Licensees are reminded that they must make their sworn returns as to the liquor purchased last year, be fore the end of the month. Forms,…
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Owners of "shooting irons" will have to make applications for renewal of their gun licenses before the end of the present month. Holders of licenses…
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In the Archbishop of Canterbury's Faculty Office, in a quiet little street behind Ludgate Hill, London, preparations are going forward for the writing…
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Sunday trading licenses were granted to Alice Hodgkins and Wm. McKander. Bembrick and Pryke were granted…
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Mr. Patrick Mathews has taken over the Grand Hotel from Mr. Steve Brown, Mr. Mathews is well known in Cobar, and years ago successfully conducted…
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Several Bathurst publicans received quite a shock the other day when sergeant Duun appeared and paid them the amounts payable on cheques which…
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In granting the transfer of the license of the Exchange Hotel, Dubbo, to H. H. McLean from Thomas Dunn, Mr. Meeson, Police Magistrate, who was…
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Mr. W. J. Grewcoe, who is now the owner and the license of the Eumungerie Hotel, is ably conducting that house, which has long been noted for…
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Mr. Wm. McDonald, J.P., has received word from the Department the Attorney General and Justice, that his Excellency the Governor, with the…
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Mr. John Thomas Maidens has been appointed as a member of the Licensing Court for the Licensing District of Cobar, vice Mr. John Leah, resigned…
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standing forlorn, and almost ghostlike on the Warrea Coonamble-road, where the dull monotony is broken only by the arrival of the bi-weekly mail…
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William H. Tobin was granted abooth license for the Bodangora races. Tohn J. Ryan, of the Goolma Hotel, was granted permission to exclude a…
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The largest fire that has taken place a Cobar for many years occurred early on Saturday morning, when the immense wooden building comprising…
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Mr. M. Heffernan has taken over the Union Hotel, in Mertin Street, Bourke and his advertisement appears in another column. His motto is: "A…
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On Wednesday last renewals of publican's licenses were granted:—A. B. Rutherford, Royal Mail Hotel, Barri[?]gun, fee £10; James Lack,…
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