Moss Vale Licensing Court. Wednesday, January, 15
BEFORE Messrs. F. R. Wilshire, and H. E. Kater. James Flint applied for a publican's license, for a house situated at Bundanoon…
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Hotels & licensing, 1884
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Moss Vale Licensing Court. Wednesday, April 28
Before Messrs. F. R. Wilshiro, H. E. Kater, and J. A. Badgery. W. A. Nicholas, through Mr. Gale, applied for a license for a house at Bundanoon…
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BEFORE Messes, F. R. Wilshire and H. E. Kater. Breach of the Licensing Act.—James. Gallen, proprietor of the Family Hotel, Moss…
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BEFORE Mr. F. R. Wilshire, licensing magistrate. Thomas Hood, through Mr. Nichols, applied for a renewal of his publican's license…
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LICENSES for the keeping and sale of explosives have been granted to the undermentioned persons for the period ending September 30th 1884, viz:— Bridget M'Glyan, Mittagong; C. Waters, Bowral; J. L…
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AMRICAN hotels are one of the institutions of the Country, so unique are they in every respect; but one that is to be erected on Coney Island will surely bear out the palm…
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A QUARTERLY licensing will be held at Moss Vale next Wednesday, 30th instant…
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WE extract the following report from the Illwnrra Mercury, simply expressing the opinion that if nil the licensing courts in the colony gave their verdict so thoroughly…
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THE Gerringong correspondent of the Kiama, Independent makes the following pertinent remarks:—The lock-up is how completed at a cost…
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PERSONS and others desirous of applying for auctioneers' licenses, are reminded that notice of their intention must be given to the clerks of petty sessions on or before 4th…
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