On Licensed Premises
AT the Burrowa Police Court, before Mr. A. O. Butler, Police-Magistrate, Benjamin Morgan (chairman of the local Licensing Bench),…
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Hotels & licensing, 1915
19 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers
Licensing Court
Before the Licensing Bench on Friday, comprising Dr. Blackall and Messrs. DeSalis and Moore, Js.P., a renewal of the license of the…
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AT a meeting of the Gundagai hotelkeepers, held at Mrs. Nash's Bridge Hotel last week, united action was decided on in respect to increasing prices…
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AT the Licensing Court yesterday morning before the Licensing Bench, Dr. Blackall and Mr. R. Moore, J's.P., a renewal of the license of the…
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Owing to Dr. Blackall (Chairman) being called away, Mr. Moore being indisposed, and Mr. DeSalis not being available, the Court fixed for to-day had to be adjourned…
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At the Licensing Court on Tuesday before Dr. Blackall and R. Moore, J's. P., the license of the Royal Hotel, Bungendore, was…
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The Quarterly Licensing Court, advertised to be held this morning, was postponed until Thursday next, owing to there being no quorum…
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After several adjournments owing to the necessary magistrates being unavailable, and the Chairman (Dr. Blackall) being too ill to attend, the…
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After several adjournments owing to the necessary magistrates being unavailable, and the Chairman (Dr. Blackall) being too ill to attend, the…
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M. Ralce, hitherto believed to be a prosperous jeweller, has been arrested in Paris as "the king of hotel rats," for whom the police have been…
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A telegram from Melbourne says that the early closing of hotels, made compulsory on July 6, has, according to the City Police Court records,…
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The Assembly sat until 2.30 on Wednesday morning debating the motion for the early closing of hotels. Eventually the proposal in favor of closing at 9 p.m. was…
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Everybody, the travelling public in particular, knows the above long. established hostelry—one of the most popular and best patronised in the…
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Before Mr. Gunn this morning the following renewal of actioneers' licenses were granted :—Messrs. A. W. Moriarty, D. C. Arnott, W. C. Swan, A. P. DeSalis,…
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Wm. Wallace Harkins, licensee of Bells Hotel, Cowper Wharf, Sydney was convicted at the Central Police Court for having permitted…
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At the Licensing Court this afternoon, before Dr. Blackall (chairman) and Mr. H. F. De Salis, a renewal of publican's license was granted to Mr…
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The "cold water party" is putting up a strenuous fight for the adoption of 9 o'clock as the closing hour of hotel bars under the…
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