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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Prince in Japan. Fire at Imperial Hotel Tokio
While the Prince of Wales and his entire suit was attending the Imperial cherry blossom party, a fire completely destroyed the Imperial Hotel…
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The Imperial hotel, oldest and largest hotel in Toklo was totally destroyed by fire' the afternoon, while the majority of the [?]fest were…
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A 'wine license in George, Street, Sydney, was to-day fined £2 and costs tor employing a girl under the age of 21 years in his wine bar for…
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Inquiries made at the offices of the Chief Secretary this afternoon, yielded the reply that there was no power under the existing legislation by which…
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The council of the Union of Soldiers' Wives and Mothers, requested the State Ministry to close all hotels on Anzac Day. The council has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bellair’s Hotel
An important business transaction at Wagga completed yesterday resulted in an alteration in the ownership of Bella[?]rs’ Hotel the…
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The Prince of. Wales Hotel, Fitzmaurice street, is under pew management, Mr. T. Kiely having disposed of the lease to Mr. Jas, Smith,…
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Before Mr. G. S. Shepherd P.M., at the Wagga Police Court yesterday, eleven persons were arraigned on charges of having been found on…
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Sitting as a Licensing Court yesterday, Mr. G. S. Shepherd and Mr. J. J. M'Grath heard an application from Mrs. Annie E. Leaver, of the…
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At the Wagga Licensing Court yesterday, before Mr., G. S. .Shepherd, P.M. a booth license for the Picnic Races on May 18 was granted Annie…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →About a Motor Cycle License
Wilfred H. Garland pleaded guilty to not returning his motor when license, asked to do so. Defendant: I have not used a motor…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Church in a Hotel
An hotel which will have a church on the premises, and in which [?]ing and card playing will be forb[?]den is about to be bu[?]t in New York…
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A cash of much importance to hotelkeepers and employees was heard in the Industrial Magistrates Court at Goulburn on Monday,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Items of News. Drivers' Licenses
The Wagga Council last evening granted drivers' licenses to messrs. John Kilmpsch, David Bain, Alfred William Furniss, and Spencer S…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New York Hotel Has Wonderful Organ
The Hotel Astor, of New York, now boasts of the largest pipe organ in the United States, and one of the largest in the world. Such…
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W. White pleaded guilty to not returning his old motor license, and explained that the Traffic Department usually notified him when the time…
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John McCauley Sheldon pleaded guilty to two charges, firstly with not carrying his motor license, and sec[?]only with not having a correct…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Springwood Fire. Hotel and Post Office Burned
The Springwood Hotel and post office attached, both weatherboard buildings wert destroyed by fire early on Monday morning. Mr. William…
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At the Executive Session of the Primary Producers' Union in March, 1921, an interview was arranged with the then Chief Secretary for the…
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