Licensing Court
The Bench of Licensing Magistrates sat at the Hillston Court House on Monday last, the Licensing Magistrates present being Messrs J. W. M…
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Hotel Burnt Out. Fireworks Cause £125,000 Damage. Berlin
Spontaneous combustion among fireworks stored in a mudbath at Pyrmont, Prussia, caused the destruction of the Royal Ku[?] Hotel. The…
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At the Narandera Licensing Court, on Tuesday last, W. T Walton of Tattersall’s Hotel, Narandera, applied for the…
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John Crawford was granted a district auctioneer's license…
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John Frederick William Gan[?] appealed against the conviction recorded against him in the lower court for allowing a person on his licensed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great London Firs. Palatial Hotel Nearly Gutted. Crowded with Wealthy Guests Many Narrow Escapes. Fatalities and Injuries. London
A fire at the Carlton Hotel London, originated in the shaft of the kitchen lilt. It quickly involved the three uppet floors and roof. The outbreak…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Police Blamed. Strike Leaders' Bravery. Hotels and Shops Wrecked
The latest news from Liverpool states that 90 arrests were made in connection with the fierce affray which took place at midnight in the north end of the city. The mob extinguished the gas lamps and tore down a wall in order to obtain missiles. The police found themselves unable to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensed Vehicles. Peculiar Point for P.m. to . Decide
Robert Thompson, carrier, pleaded not guilty to driving on unlicensed vehicle on the 54th July. Inspector Palmer saw defendant driving a lorry,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Court. (Before Mr. George Stevenson, P.m.) Monday, August 14, 19[?] Scene at a Wagga Hotel. Landlady's Brother Injured
A tale, of seemingly unwarranted bad conduct and brutality was brought before the court. In the dock Were William Harris, a young man, and…
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Manomet Ali was granted a collector's license. Sidney Woodford and James Williams were granted hawker's licenses…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Redistribution Puzzle Hotels in "Dry" Areas. Wellington (N.z.)
One result of that relistribution of electoral boundaries is that some places have been hotels have been in-corporoated in "dry" areas, and…
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The Squatters' Arms Hotel, Lower Tarcutta, the proprietor of which is Mr. James Dennis, ceased to be a licensed house on August 12. This is the result…
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The applications of J. F. M'Lean, of the Albury Hotel, Baylis-street, for booth licenses in respect to the grand-stand and leger-Btand at the…
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J.F. M'Lean, of the Albury Hotel, Wagga, applied for an extension of his license to admit of conducting a booth at the Murrumbidgee Turf Club's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Honeymoon Tragedy. Quarrel at Hotel. Husband Found with Throat Cut. Wife Arrested. Sydney
A young married couple, Albert and Ellinor Schuize, recently from a European honeymoon trip, quarrelled at the Morning Star Hotel,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Mother's Wrath. Horse Whips Hotelkeeper Police Court Proceedings. Melbourne
Mrs. Ellen Fry, a middle-aged woman, came into Melbourne on Saturday night with a horsewhip and thrashed Amos Ward,' licensee of an…
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Geo. Podmore, of the Horse and Jockey Hotel, Tarcutta, applied for permission to have music on his licenced premises on Saturday,…
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The transfer of the license of the Federal Hotel, Edward-street, Wagga, from A. J. Campbell to John Pigot, of Germanton, was sanctioned…
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Yesterday was quite a field day in the local police court for the "cabbies" and motor drivers. Fines were inflicted from three pounds down to a modest…
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