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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1963

8 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers

Federal Hotel Destroyed By Fire

The Western Herald · Friday 18 January 1963 · page 10

One of the old landmarks of Bourke, the Federal Hotel at the east end of Mitchell Street, was…

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Enngonia Hotel Destroyed by Fire

The Western Herald · Friday 15 March 1963 · page 1

On Monday night last the Post Office Hotel, Enngonia, was completely destroyed by fire…

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Hotel at West Wyalong Changes Hands

The Western Herald · Friday 12 April 1963 · page 6

The former Goldmine Motel at West Wyalong has been bought from the original owners by Scotts,…

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Improvements to Post Office Hotel

The Western Herald · Friday 10 May 1963 · page 1

The old wooden structure at the rear of the Post Office Hotel is being demolished to make room for…

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Refused Drink — Burned Down Hotel Supreme Court Trial in Orange

The Western Herald · Friday 24 May 1963 · page 10

Two men had burned down a hotel at Enngonia because the publican refused to sell them liquor, Senior Crown Prosecutor, Mr. W. J. Knight, Q.C., said in Orange Supreme Court on Tuesday last week…

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Hospice, Hostel, Hotel?

The Western Herald · Friday 5 July 1963 · page 14

"I saw a neat little advertisement in a Sydney newspaper the other day, for a Melbourne Hotel. Its…

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Carriers' Arms Hotel

The Western Herald · Friday 22 November 1963 · page 8

Mr. Sam Zahos is the new licensee of the Carriers' Arms Hotel in Mitchell Street. The new licensee is…

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Oxford Hotel

The Western Herald · Friday 22 November 1963 · page 8

The license of the Oxford Hotel has been changed from. Mr. Cec. Brown to Mr. Charlie Holland. This…

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