Licensing Court (Before Messrs. F. H. Galbraith, P.M., and J. A. Badgery, L.M.)
Renewal of license was granted to Mr. J. H. Wainwright for the Royal Hotel, Moss Vale. Mr. C. C. Gale applied for renewal…
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Hotels & licensing, 1910
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Licensing Court. (Before Mr. Hawkins, P.M., and Mr. J. A. Badgery and Dr. Stevenson, L.Ms.)
John Murphy applied for a renewal of the license for the Burrawang Hotel.— Application granted. Mrs. O. Martin applied for a renewal of…
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The Good Templars and other abstainers from the use of spirituous liquors commenced a vigorous campaign in favor of the no-license…
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In view of the September vote for local option the Moss Vale No Licence Committee began work last week by a six days' mission, Mr. Albert Bruntnell, Sydney, spoke each…
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Mr. Albert Bruntnell, general secretary of the N.S.W. Temperance Alliance, has been conducting a series of successful meetings in Bowral and…
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The only business before the licensing bench, Messrs. F. H. Galbraith, P.M., and J. A. Badgery, L.M., was the reading of the licensing inspector's…
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A No-License meeting was held on Saturday last in the Methodist Church, Robertson. With the aid of a lan[?]n, Mr.Edward M'Cleery, of Moss Vale, shoyed some…
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On Saturday evening last the Rev. J. H. Craig and Mr. McCleery, of Moss Vale, held a meeting in Robertson in the interests of the…
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A public meeting in support of the no licence movement was held at the Town Hall, Bowral, on Wednesday night last, the Rev. B. Lane Presiding…
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At the Goulburn Licensing Court last week, before the Licensing Magistrate, Mr. Galbraith, an application was made for the transfer of…
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F. Imray applied for renewal of his license for the Family Hotel, Moss Vale The police objected to renewal on the grounds that…
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On Wednesday last, before Mr. J. A. Badgery and Dr. Stevehson, L.Ms., an application for renewal of license was made by Mr. C. C. Gale…
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How to live on ten and sixpence a week and make a profit of L17,000 a year. This is not a riddle, but a sober fact, as you will see if you accompany…
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On Tuesday night last there was a fairly large audience [?] of ladies to li[?] to an address by D. E. J. Caro of Burwood on the subject of The liquor question; its…
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There was a fairly large attendance at the Carrington hall, Wilde's Meadow, on Saturday evening last to hear Mrs. Stead, who is lecturing under the…
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An enthusiastic meeting was held in the Bowral Town Hall on Monday afternoon last, and was chiefly attended by those interested in the…
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At the Oddfellows' Hall, Moss Vale, on Thursday night there was a fairly large attendance of the local no-license party to hear addresses…
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Mr. A. A. Wood, organiser for the Wollondilly Liberty League, addressed a large meeting from the balcony of the Exchange Hotel, Mittagong, last…
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Mr. Day a stlpendiary magistrate, stated recently that there were probably more temptations in no license than is licence districts. His…
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What is the great underlying principle of our modern civilisation? Equal and full liberty for every individual to attain to the complete enjoyment of life, and to work eat…
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