Improvements to Hotel
At the Police Court this morning. H. A. Pearce was granted permission to have certain improvements carried out at the Royal Hotel in…
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Hotels & licensing, 1929
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Claim for Wages Against Balladoran Hotelkeeper Case in Industrial Court
In the Industrial Court this afternoon, Sophia Matthews claimed £37159 from Kenneth MacLean, the sum mentioned being…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Fine Compliment by Mrs. B. CONWAY Superintendent Parker Entertained Club House Hotel Guests Gather
As a tribute of goodwill towards a fine family, Mrs. B. Conway, of the Club House Hotel, paid a graceful compliment to Superintendent…
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Prior to the public send off at the Protestant Hall, the guests at the Club House Hotel, and a number of friends, at the invitation of the hostess, Mrs. B…
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Winn George Bell, licensee of the Court House Hotel, appeared in Court this morning charged with having kept his house open for the sale of liquor…
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Before Mr. Goldie, P.M., in the Licensing Court, yesterday morning, James Pope applied that the license of the Great Western Hotel be transferred to…
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A case of considerable interest was heard in the Police Court yesterday morning, before Mr. Goldie, V.M., when G. W. Bell, licensee of the Court House…
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On the 10th instant before Mr. H. M. Blackmore, Licensing Magistrate, renewals of licenses were granted to a large number of hotels in the town…
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Charged with having kept his hotel open for the sale of liquor after hours on November 17, 1928, James Pope, who pleaded guilty, was fined £2, and…
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At the Warren Licensing Court on Wednesday, the 16th, before Mr. Blackmore, P.M., the license of the Royal Hotel, Warren, was transferred…
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Thomas Draper appeared before P.M. Goldie at the Police Court this morning charged with having secured £5 from Harold Taylor…
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A young man, charged before Mr. Goldie, P.M., at the Police Court this morning, with having being found in a public place with…
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Two men were each fined 5- and 8- coats for failure to renew their motor licenses in the Police Court this morning…
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On the 24[?] inst.before the Police Magistrate the licenss of the Commercial Hot, Byrook, was transferred from [?]rry Ironside to Alfred…
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It is reported that John Dewar has disposed of his lease of the Commercial Hotel to Mr. M. Doran, or Orange. Mr. Dewar intends making a trip home to…
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The Licenses Reduction Board will sit at Narromine on February 12. Hotel-keepers and proprietors will be called upon to appear and show cause why…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To-day's Wires. Destructive Fire at Coonamble 40 Business Places Gutted. Damage Estimated at £200,000 Two Leading Hotels Destroyed. Coonamble
LAST night the fire fiend played havoc with the buildings and business places in the main street, and before it burnt itself out forty…
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Before Mr. H. M. Blackmore on Wednesday last, the question of repairs and additions to various hotels were dealt with. The hotels affected…
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AN application was made on Thursday afternoon last to Mr. Justice James, in Chambers, on behalf of William Duncan Robert McIntyre,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bad Cheques Bring Man Trouble Obtains Money From Dubbo Hotelkeeper an Old Offender
A little slip of paper about six inches long by three inches wide was responsible for a man being before P.M. Bromhead in the Police…
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