Hotels and License Fees. Reduction in Both. Sydney
Mr. Holman stated yesterday that the Government had under consideration not only the question of reducing the license fees for hotels, but also…
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License Fees
Mr. Holman stated last night that the Government had not yet arrived at any decision in respect to the reduction in hotel license fees conse…
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An important decision was given by the Armidale Licensing Bench in respect of the Board of Health regulations and their application to hotels…
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At a sitting of the Licensing Court yesterday renewals of hotel licenses were granted as follows:—John Joseph Stewart, Royal George Hotel, annual…
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The Postmaster-General told a deputation to-day that he had determined to close the telegraph office at the Hotel Australia. He explained that in every…
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The Urana Licensing Court was held on Thursday, before Dr. Mae Knight (Chairman) and Messrs Culley and Clapperton, Sergeant…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Zealand Hotel Hours. Parliament Evenly Divided. Wellington
It is understood that the New Zealand Parliament is about evenly divided on the question of six o'clock closing of hotels, but will probably…
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A CASE which breaks new ground, and is therefore of considerably importance to the hotel trade, came before the Wagga Licensing Court…
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A youth named Quintan, who was sentenced to penal servitude for life in 1906, for having murdered a woman in the Royal Hotel, George-street,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Publican's £3. to Bribe Mr. Griffith
The plaintiff giving evidence, said he never in his life received money from any source other than his parliamentary salary in the way of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Slander Action. Minister v. Hotelkeeper. Claim for £2000. SYDNEY
Mr. Arthur Griffith, Minister for Education, is the plaintiff in an action which was begun before Mr. Justice Ferguson and a jury this morning…
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An effort is being made to get the postal department to revoke the decision regarding the proposal to close down the telegraph office at the Hotel…
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The Government intends to introduce legislation providing for the reduction of hotel license fees by five-seventeenths and the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, June 27. Before Mr. C. J. B. Helm, L.M., and G. F. L. SUGDEN. J.P.
Margaret Shanahan applied for a renewal of her license of the Murrumbidgee Hotel Narandera. Mr. Mathews appeared for the…
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The Government intends to introduce legislation providing for the reduction of hotel license fees by five-seventeenths and the reduction…
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On Thursday a meeting of the Caucus was held at Parliament House. The Cabinets proposals for legislation during the coming session were adopted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Ballarat Hostelry. Lester's Hotel Closed. Result of Depression
Hotel business was permanently closed at Lester's Hotel Sturt-street, Ballarat, on Monday, the occupier, Mr. J. Remington, having surrendered his…
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The license of the Advance Australia Hotel, situated in Baylis-street, was yesterday transferred from Mr. F. J. M'Donough, to Mr. H…
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All restaurants, tea-rooms and all other shops within the Wagga police district, the owner of which intends to trade on Sunday, must now make…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hotel Closing Hours. Referendum Figures. More Men Than Women Vote. Sydney
The counting of the votes in the referendum which decided 6 o'clock closing of hotels has now been completed with the single exception of the Lord…
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