Quarterly Licensing Court, Eden, Friday, 23Rd January
BEFORE, MESSRS G. P. Keon, P. M., and S. Solomon, J.P.; Licensing Magistratcs. THE report on the licensed houses of the…
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Hotels & licensing, 1885
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Licensing Court. THURSDAY , 20 JANUARY , 1SSJ
[BEFORE the P.M. (Chairman) and Mr. W. J. Lane, J.P., Licensing Magistrate.] Mr. Rawlinson. on behalf of Mr, Richard Thomas, applied for a conditional license…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Barberous Joke. (Scene—Commercial room in hotel in the north: dinner time.)
The chairman is carving a bare and isn't making much progress. Every few seconds he mops his forehead with a highly perfumed handkerchief…
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THE [?] meeting of the [?] Court was held on Friday [?] Messrs [?] Mr. [?] a of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Quarterly Licensing Court, Eden, Friday, 24th APRIL. Before, Messrs G. P. Keon, P.M., S. Solomon, and B. Russell J's. P.
THE quarterly report of the Inspector was read and the attention of various licensees was directed to the necessity of carrying out divers improvements therein shown…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[?] Licensing Court Eden. FRIDAY [?] APRIL. [?]
THE [?] Inspector was [?] [?] of [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court. BEFORE the Licensing Magistrate, Mr. James Thomson, and Mr. Jno[?]Monaghan, Js.P.)
THE chief business of the day was to determine as to an objection lodged by Licensing Inspector Brayne, setting forth that Joseph Lovi Diggins, of the Pioneer Hotel, Kangaroo Valley,…
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ACCORDING to the opinions of travellers of mark who have recently visited Australia says the S.M. Herald, one of the greatest defects of this city in a social sense is the lack…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →La[?]n Act of 1884. State Forest and Timb[?]r Regulations. Quarry, Sand, and [?]Ell Licenses—q[?]rry Licenses and Permits
[?]3. Excepting us hereinafter provided such licenses shall not apply to lands hereinafter described, viz., land specially set apart for or held under quarry or…
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POLICE v. [?] âSelling after hours.âThere were two cases against the defendant, the first being dismissed. In tho second charge the Bench decided that a…
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As [?] lay the various railway [?] and new [?] of ste[?]rs are [?]inging in a [?] [?] to the good old city of S[?][?] to that the…
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A MEETING of this Court was held yesterday, before the Licensing Bench, Messrs. Davis. Stiles and Lane. Mr. Bland applied for the following renewals, which…
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(Before Messrs G. P. Keon, P.M., chairman; and Bourn Russell, J.P.) After the reading of Senior Constable Woods' report on the liceused houses of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Licensing Court. Eden FRIDAY, 23[?][?](Before Messrs. G. P. K [?]
AFTER the reading of [?] Woods' report on t[?] the district, the Bench [?] the constable's [?]…
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Auctioneers licenses word granted to Messrs J. Maclean. T. Upton, W. J. Miller, Monaghan, and R. G. Leeming. William Spencer Kelly, publican, of Neutral…
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THE proposal mooted some months ago to erect Palace Hotel on the piece of ground forming the angle between Phillip, Bent, and Young Streets, now seems in a fair way for…
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THE B[?] thus refers to our remarks on Judge Mac[?]:-âIt has frequently been levelled as a reproach against the publicans that they do…
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