No License
One of the questions to be settled by the people of New South Wales at the state elections in September next is that of the "drink traffic,"…
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Gilmore Hotel
We hear that Mr Geo Boon, of Tarrabandra, has bought Mr Harry Whatmnn's Gilmore Hotel, and enters into possession very abortly…
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In the Licensing Court, Edeord Murry was granted a collector's sense and Samuel Hodge a stage coach license between Wagga and Grong…
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Mr. George Boon, who is well known inland for miles around the district, and who proved a successful farmer at Tarrabandra, on Tuesday…
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By invitation from the local branch of the New South Wales Alliance, Mrs. Harrison Lee-Cowie began on Friday, night, a mission to promote…
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At the Wagga Court-house yesterday booth licenses for the Grand Stand and Derby Booths, at the Wages racecourse, were granted to J. F…
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John F. M'Lean, license of the Albury Hotel, was wanted a license for the booths on the Wagga racecourse on March 16th, between the…
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George Podmore, licensee of the Horse and Jockey Hotel, Tarcutta, was granted a booth license for the Tarcutta. Race Club meeting on Easter…
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An application for the transfer of the license of the All Nations Hotel, Baylis-street, from George Frederick William Gancor to Francis William Ursprung was…
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A booth license in connection with the Cross Roads Sports to be hold on Easter Monday, was granted to David Wise…
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Thomas Knight was fined a shilling for Belling rabbits without a license. As this was the first case of its kind to be heard in the Wagga Court, the…
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David Wise was granted a temporary licence for the booth at the Gross Roade sports on Easter Monday. and a hawker's license was issued to George William…
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At the Commercial Travellers' Conference, on Saturday a resolution was carried requesting hotelkeepers not to take in consumptives as permanent boarders…
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The Quarterly Licensing Sessions for the Wagga district, were held yesterday morning before Mr. Geo. Stevenson, P.M., and Mr. Wm…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court Monday, April 4, 1910. (Before Messrs. G. Stevenson, P.M., and W. Purtell, J.P.)
The only business before the Licensing Court was the matter of the renewals of the licenses of Jacob Wurtz in respect of the Boundary Inn,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Facts & Fancies. Prisoner’s “Palace Hotel.”
According to accounts in the French papers, the most luxurious prison is in Japan, about 15 miles from Tokio. In. the midst of…
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ON Thursday last Mr. H. Murphy, publican, of Grabamstown, was victimised by menus of a cheque. It appears that a man, giving the name of A…
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Mr. J. F. M'Lean's applications for licenses for the Leger Stand and Grand Stand Booths for April 19 and 20, the dates of the M.T.C. meeting…
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The death in remarkable circumstances of H. Goldsworthy, a business man. living at Glenferrie-road. Glenferrie (Melbourne) is being inquires into by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Licensing Court. (Before Messrs. G. Stevenson, P.M., and W. Purtell, J P.)monday, April 11th, 1910
Sub.Inspector Mutgravs handed in hit quarterly report, which was favorable in repaid to all the hotels in the district. The Court issued a tamporary license…
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