Bourke Licensing District
There are 27 hotels in the Bourke Licensing District. Under the new system of charging 2% on the purchases of liquor the total license fees amount…
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Hotels & licensing, 1923
196 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 7 of 10
Dubbo Licensing Court Monday, July 2, 1923. (Before Mr. G. Meeson P.M.)
J. A. Coyne applied for the transfer of the license of the Railway Junction Hotel from H. E. Jennings. When the question of the necessary…
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On the 30th June the following hotels in the Cobar Licensing District, having surrendered and having been paid their compensation, closed by virtue of the…
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At the Dubbo Liconsing Court on Monday, before Mr. G. M[?]cson, P.M. Thomas Hailstone applied for a transfer of the license of the Royal Hotel. Genric…
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In our last issue we intimated that fear hotels within the Cobar Licensing District had closed by virtue of the determinations of the Licenses…
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The quarterly Licensing Court sat on Monday at the Dubbo Court House. Messrs. G. Meeson, P. M. and K. N. Wilkins were on the Bench. The…
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On Tuesday, at the Court House, the Hotel Reduction Board sat to take evidence in regard to compensation to be paid to the hotels that has been…
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The licensing inspector's quarterly report was received by the Licensing Court on Tuesday. The report was to the effect that everything in connection…
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On Tuesday next, July 31st, the Licensing Reduction Board will sit in the Dubbo Court to deal with the claims for compensation to be given to the…
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The matter of the compensation' to be paid in the Wammerawa to the licensees whose hotels were delicensed by the Licenses Reduction Board, is…
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Mr. Job a Roland Blake wishes to notify the residents of Tilpa district that he has taken over the above well, known hostelry on the Louth…
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Mr H Foran, the genial proprietor of Tattersalls Hotel, Gilgandra, has disposed of the goodwill to Mr S A Hence [?] of Homebush who will take over early in…
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Before Mr. G. Meeson, P.M., and Mr. K. N. Wilkins on Monday. An application was made by Charles Dutfield, of the Club House Hotel…
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Hotel "barbers," men who prowl about hotel bedrooms and steal anything that comes their way, paid two Wellington hotels a visit during last…
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Before Mr. G. Mecson, P.M., on Monday, at the Dubbo Court House. W. R. Fisher applied for a booth license for the Caledonian sports to be…
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The Licenses Reduction Board has announced the compensation assessed in respect of hotels in the Wammerawa electorate deprived of their licenses…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. Monday, August 20th. (Before Mr. G. Mceson, P.m.) on Licensed Premises
Timothy MeSweeney and Henry Jas, McAuliffe were charged with having been found on the licensed promises of the Railway Junction Hotel during…
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Mudgee is not to be quite as dry as was anticipated, and seekers after stimulant have brightened up considerably as a result…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Building Record. the New Castereagh Hotel
Faithfully to contract time, namely five months, the Castlereagh Hotel was [?]anded over last Tuesday, by the contractors, E. Beale and Co., of 117…
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