Old Cudal Hotel Closed
By the closing of the Post Office Hotel, at Cudal, one of the best known of the old-time houses will pass away. Erected in the good old days, at the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1922
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Tattersall's Hotel
It will he a great wr[?]ach for Mrs. Kilfoyle to leave Dubbo. This big-hearted hostess whose generosity and love of mankind--especially for those…
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The following cases were before the Licensing Court on Tuesday last before Messrs Fuller and Colreavy, M's.L.B.: Renewals were granted to…
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Old Jim has been fighting the enemy for the past three weeks, the big cockroaches counter-attacked (after a spell) on Saturday afternoon, at 4 p.m., with…
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The genial Fed Murphy has disposed of the business of the Club House Hotel to Mr. A. P. Byrne, who was in the business for a number of years in…
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A renewal of the license of the Collie Hotel has been granted to Mr. J. C. Brophy. This is one of the best conducted hotels in the west. There was…
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On Thursday the license of the Great Western Hotel, Dubbo, was transferred from Mr John Lyons to Mr. Jack Ryan, who for the last four years…
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About 2.30 on Sunday afternoon a fire broke out in the writing room at the Great Western Hotel. This was soon extinguished by the prompt efforts…
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A Minister of the Crown who was recently refused a meal in a country hotel is moving for a more exact observance of the law in regard to…
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Before Mr. Chippendall, Police Magistrate, yesterday, in Dubbo, a youth named J. L. McKeown, a recent arrival in Dubbo from Orange, was charged with…
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In the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday, before Messrs. Chippendall, Police Magistrate, and K. N. Wilkins Licensing Magistrate, the transfer of…
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J. L. McKeown was proceeded against for having in his possession a rifle, he not being the holder of a license under the Gun Licensing Act…
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The quarterly report of the Licensing Inspector for the licensing district of Cobar was submitted to the licensing Beach on the 26th July, and received…
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The above hotel, which has been conducted for the past two or three years by Mr. E. J. Murphy, has changed hands, the new boniface being Mr. A…
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In the Licensing Court yesterday morning, before, Messrs. G. Meeson and K. N. Wilkins, Licencing Magistrate, Mr. Jack Ryan, of the Great Western…
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Before Messrs. G. M[?]son and K. N. Wilkins, Licensing Magistrates, in the Licensing Court yesterday morning, Harry Newberry, of the Commercial…
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On Saturday morning at about [?].15 the alarm of fire was raised in Talbragar street. A few minutes before the alarm was raised Constable…
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A booth license was granted to William Henry Tobin for the Bodangora races, and a booth license to John J. Kyan for sports at Goolma…
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Margaret Shannshan, licensee of the Grand Hotel, Murrumburrah, was before that court on Tuesday, and she paid dearly for it…
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Tho transfer of tho license of the Commercial Hotel, for many years conducted by Mrs J. 13. O'Byrne, was granted yesterday to Mr. Samuel Robinson…
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