N. Wagga hotel keeper charged
The licensee of the Black Swan Hotel at North Wagga, Francis Noel Thomas, was charged at Wagga Court yesterday with having failed to close his bar at the stipulated time…
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Sold liquor without license Cafe Proprietor Fined
At the Leeton Court of Petty Sessions on Tuesday before Mr. K. Smith, S.M., Harold McNickle pleaded guilty to selling wine without being the holder of a license under the Liquar Act and was fined £50 with £2/7/0…
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ALBURY, Monday —A room at the Culcairn Hotel was gutted by fire and seven other rooms were badly damaged by…
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ALBURY, Sunday: A room at the Culcairn Hotel was gutted by fire and seven other rooms were badly damaged by water and smoke this afternoon…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: The State full Court found today that the Licensing Court had been in error in refusing to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Young Gundagai Man Loses Driving License Charge Of Driving Under The Influenc
At the Tumut Court last week, Brian James Jamieson, of Gundagai, was charged with driving a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Adelong Man Forfiets License Cannot Drive Car For Three Years
At the Tumut courts of Petty Sessions last week, William Percival Grain, of Bang[?]dang, was charged…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday—The N.S.W. Licences Reduction Board ordered fuller inquiries in to hotel licence transfers and…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: N.S.W. Licences Reduction Board has ordered strict investigation into the bona fides of people…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: A jockey disqualified for 12 months at Gosford successfully appealed today against…
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Wagga police said yesterday that hotels will not be opened until 12 noon today…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: Evidence of a boycott on the Robin Hood Hotel, Blacktown, will be forwarded to the…
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There was an unusual happening at the Young Licensing Court when a request for transfer of a publican's licence was refused…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) today described drinking conditions in hotels between 4 and 6 pm…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday — Commercial travellers were entitled to some consideration at country hotels at least, the Liquor Royal…
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SYDNEY, Monday: It was a notorious fact that the publiction that ought to be available, and the excuses offered for this liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today. he did not believe half the stories told about rooms being unavailable to the public because…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Because their standard had deteriorated, the N.R.M.A. had de-registered 106 N.S.W. hotels, a country inspector of the N.R.M.A. told the Liquor Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) today. He is James Robertson, who said the N.R.M.A. had 169 hotels registered in 1950,…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: in the Liquor Royal Commission today, a Teachers' Federation official submitted a document containing evidence of complaints by schoolteachers of treatment they had received at some country hotels…
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It was a notorious fact that the public was denied hotel accommodation that ought to be available, and the excuses offered for this lack were nonsense, the Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said on Monday…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: The liquor Royal Commission was told today that a young bride's wedding night had been spoilt by the accommodation in a leading Sydney residential hotel. In a letter to the Commission, the bride said: "It was the poorest, meanest-looking room have ever seen in my life…
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