Hotel for Millionaires
What is believed to be the most magnificent hotel in the world, the St. Regis, in Fifth avenue, New York, built by Mr. John Jacob Astor, was opened last month…
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Hotels & licensing, 1904
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Licensing Court
Before the P.M. a booth license was granted to P. Coffey for the forthcoming spring races…
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Before the Police Magistrate a special license was granted to Pooley and Malone for two coaches running to the Racecourse during the races on…
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AT the annual meeting of justices to-day--the magistrates in attendance being Dr. Richardson (in the chair), Dr. Blackall, and Messrs. Atkinson,…
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Auctioneers’ licenses were granted on Tuesday to W. J. Chapman, J. J. Kennedy, John Kenny, R. S. Rowe, A. W. Scott, for the district of…
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The following pack licenses were granted:—Abdhen Ferris, Atta Mahoined, George Aueb, Mary Aueb, Bola Singh, George John and Naby Box…
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Pal Sing, Peter Melon, Abram Joseph, Josiah Henry Wesley Walker, and Habe Milan were granted licenses to ply the vocation of a hawker for twelve calendar months,…
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