Keeping Hotels in Order
During last week Inspector Byrne made a tour of the district and paid unannounced visits to hotels during prohibited hours. He called at the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1924
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Keeping Hotels in Order
During last week Inspector Byrne made a tour of the Wellington district and paid, unannounced visits to hotels during prohibited hours (says "The…
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Six defendants were proceeded against for being on the licensed premises of the Railway Hotel, Dubbo, during prohibited hours. They pleaded…
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Mr. R. O. Gibson is applying for a conditional license for the Empire Hotel and the application will be before the Licensing Court on…
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At the Dubbo Police Court on Monday, before Mr. G. M[?]son, P.M., Hugh McLean, licensee of the Exchange Hotel, Dubbo, was charged with not…
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An interesting case was heard before the Licensing Bench (Messrs G. Meeson,' P.M., J. Bitter and K. N. Wilkins J's.P.) at the Dubbo Court House on…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Church Street Wine License Transfer to Overland Hotel. Application Refused
At the Dubbo Liceusing Court on Monday, Messrs. G. Mecson, L.M., J. H. Ritter and K. N. Wilkins, were on the Bench, when the adjourned ease of…
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Alfred Hutchina was charged with driving a motor cyclo in Darling-street while not being the holder of a license. Constable Heather said defendant…
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At the Dubbo Licensing Court on Monday, J. U. J. Burne was granted a booth license for the amateur races at Mendooran on April 2nd and 3rd…
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In the Licensing Court yesterday morning, before Messrs. G. Meeson,K. N. Wilkins and J. H. Ritter, L.M's., the application by Alfred Morrow for…
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Applications were before the Dubbo Licencing Court yesterday from W. J. Stapleton and J. Jackson for Sunday trailing licenses [?]licants have…
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Ernest Archbold and D. Bell were charged with having been on the liceused premises of the Royal Hotel, G[?], during prohibited hours. Mr. D,…
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At the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday morning, before Mr. G. Mrear[?] L.M., the license of the Royal Hotel, Narromine. was transferred from Mrs…
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Beside a highway leading west, Blazed in the days of gold A sign was reared, "The Teamster's Rest."…
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This important furniture sale which was to have taken place yesterday afternoon, has been postponed till Saturday next, the 12th inst.,…
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The quarterly Licensing Court was held before the licensing Bench, Messrs George Meeson, A. E. Fuller, and P. B. Colreavy, at the Court…
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An application by Mr. R. O. Gibson, for a Conditional Licence for the Empire Hotel premises, was opposed by the Licencing Inspector, on…
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At the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday, before Mr. G. Meeson, L.M., Laurence Martin, a retired farmer, applied for the transfer of the licence…
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An applocation was made at the Dubbo Licensing Court yesterday by Mr. J. Longobardi for the transfer of the licence of the…
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Mr. H. McLean, of the Exchange Hotel, Dubbo, was granted at the Licensing Court yesterday, a booth license for the Easter Monday sports, to…
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