Reduction of Licenses
With regard to the matter of compensation to holders of publicans' licenses whose licenses are withdrawn by the Licenses Reduction Board, the…
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Licensing Court
The license of the Criterion Hotel was transferred form Mr. F. T. Huxley to Mr. Francis Joseph Seage. Mr. Dangar represcuted the…
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The following publicans' licenses were transferred:— Cross-road Hotel: James Hand to David Lamb Wise…
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In order fast compensation for the loss of their licenses may be paid to publicans who are ordered to close their hotels under the new Liquor…
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On a plea of guilty of selling tobacco without a license on February 4, Andrew Hardie Gilchrist was fined 10/, with 6/ costs…
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An auctioneer's license was granted to W. T. Archer…
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The Criterion Hotel, Narandera, which is so well and favorably known to the travelling public and residents of the south-western portion of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Court. Monday. Before Mr. W. Scott, P.M. Charge Against Hotelkeeper Withdrawn
Walter Patrick Carberry pleaded not guilty to keeping his hotel, The Star, open at unlawful hours. Mr. Vaughan for defendant…
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The application for the transfer of the license of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Wagga, from Mr. T. [?] Gleeson, to J. C. Winnatott, was granted…
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H. L. Chant was granted a booth license for the Currawarna races, on March 10. A collector's license-was granted to…
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Hosie's Hotel, Melbourne was sold yesterday for £48,500…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest News. Federal Parliament. Country Party Demand Economy. Interstate Cricket. Boys Hoaxed. Railway Commissioners Liability. At The Hotel Detention. SYDNEY
There was great excitement in the Federal Parliament when Mr. McWilliams, lender of the Country Party, notified that the Country Party would…
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The transfer of the publican's and billiard licenses of the "Boundary Inn' Hotel, Milbrulong, from Thomas Michael Roche to Michael Crow, was…
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Albert Camplin, of the "Junction Hotel, was granted a publican's booth license for the Old Buffers' crike[?] match on March 24…
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Before Mr M. J. M'M[?]hon, L.M., and Messrs. J. J. M'Grath and E. F. Collins, J.'sP…
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On a charge of having persons unlawfully on his licensed premises James Ryan, licensee of the "White Horse" hotel, pleaded not guilty. Mr…
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At the Quarter Sessions, in sentencing a returned soldier to 12 months' hard labor, on the charge of stealing, Judge Scholes reminded the prisoner…
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The license of the Commercial Hotel, Whitton, was transferred from Mrs. Hennessy to William John Wills, and the Victoria Hotel. Narandera…
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A returned soldier, Herbert John Kelly, pleaded not guilty to being found on the Australian hotel in prohibited hours…
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Arthur Trussle pleaded not guilty to a charge of being found on the premises of the Royal hotel at 9.15, p.m. on 28th February…
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