Items of News Auctioneers' Licensing Act
During the debate on the Auctioneers' Licensing Act in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. M. Kilpatrick remarked that the bill was the result…
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Wireless at the Trots an Instrument Impounded Bookmakers' License Cancelled Sydney
A sensation was caused at the [?]trotting meeting this afternoon, when a man with a portable wireless set was brought into the stewards' room. The…
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The Yenda Hotel will be opened on Tuesday next by Mr. James Fraser, who has had long experience in hotel management and may be…
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In the School of Arts, Murrumburrah, on Thursday night, 29th, ult. Mr. Arthur Vicq, licensee of the Criterion Hotel, Murrumburrah, for the…
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Inspector Osborne Holmes Parker was the prosecutor and principal witness in a case against Joseph [?] [?] Lewis, [?]use of the Hom[?]…
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Two horses attached to [?] cart took fright at a C[?] council flusher while the driver of the cart, George Randell, was delivering goods…
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W. H. Devin Mr. D: W. Reed p. m., at Wagga police court yesterday to diving failed to return an expired motor…
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A verdict for £4000 waa given by Mr. Justice Mann to-day in the case in which T. Young, licensee of the Orient Hotel, Melbourne, sued Eli Phillips,…
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Sergeant -Waugh and constable Starglss-paid a visit to the Exchange Hotel, : -Goulburn, on sunday night November 1 and five man…
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The V.R.C committee to-day granted a trainer's license to C. T. Bodby, who was disqualined for twelve months in October last year as a result of the…
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That she har lost £10,000 on the sale of the license of the Espianade Hotel, better known as Carlyon's, St. Kilda, was the statement made in court to-day…
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Mr. M. Kilpatrick, M.L.A., drew the attention of the Premier in the Legislative Assembly yesterday to the fact that although the Auctioneers' Licenses…
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The valuable collection of paintings and objects of art at “Normanhurst,” Brighton road, Elsternwick, which was made by the late Mr…
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Paul B. Terlich was fined 20/ and 8/ costs, in default seven days hard labor by Mr. D. W. Reed, P.M., at Wagga Police Court yesterday on a…
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Burglars entered the Commercial Hotel at Young through the cellar trap-door in the street and robbed the till of about £6. They also…
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An application was made by Duncan M'Donald for the transfer of the license of the Carrington Hotel to Jeremiah Bowe. The transfer was granted…
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On the ground of cruelty and habitual drunkenness, Agnes Erin Condon, formerly Purcell, in the Divorce Court, to-day, asked the Judge in Divorce,…
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The case in which Agnes Erin Condon is seeking a divorce from her husband, Richard Patrick Condon, was continued to-day…
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Agnes Erin Purcell, then a shop assistant, aged 19, on February 10, 1915, at Newtown, married Richard Patrick Condon, a master butcher,…
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During the week-end a thief, who entered the A.J.C. Hotel, Randwick, took four bottles of whisky and two bottles of wine, besides [?]5 in cash…
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