Musical—Licensing—Religions
MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Mr. Henry Summer is Bachelor of Music, has been appointed inspector of singing in the State Schools throughout the colony.—A large deputation will wait upon the…
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Telegrams This Day. Licensing—Immigration
BRISBANE, Friday.—Leave was given in the Assembly last night for the introduction of a Permissive Bill. It is not the intention of the Government to re-appoint immigration lecturers in…
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The annual meeting of this association was held yesterday evening, at the Protestant Hall. About 120 persons were present. Sir Alfred Stapbon, K.C.M.G., presided: and on the platform were the Hon. W. J. Foster,…
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A public meeting, in connection with the Liquor Licence Amendment Association, for the purpose of considering the present mode of licensing public houses and for the receiving the association's first…
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THE annual meeting of this association was held on Monday evening, at the Protestant Hall. Sir Alfred Stephen, K.C.M.G., presided; there were also on the platform the Hon. W. J. Foster, Attorney-General; Revs. J. Barnier,…
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A PUBLIC meeting in connection with the Liquor License Amendment Association, for the purpose of considering the present mode of licensing public houses, and for the receiving of the association's first…
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108. It shall be lawful for the Governor by notification in the Gazette to proclaim any areas of Crown lands therein described to be state forests and in like manner to reserve from sale any such areas as…
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The first grand hall in connection with the Licensed Victuallers' Association was held in the Masonic Hall last evening, and was a great success in every respect. The hall was beautifully decorated…
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A GRAND ball under the auspices of the Licensed Victuallers' Association, took place on Wednesday night at the Masonic Hall, York-street. A large and influential committee undertook the…
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At the Water Police Court, this morning, the following licensing business was transacted by Messrs. Hill, Hunt, and Smart:—The license of the "British Seaman's" Hotel, Argyle-street, transferred from…
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At the Water Police Court, this morning, James Wallbrook, labourer, was charged with stealing a cost valued at £5, the property of John Stephens. About 6 o'clock last evening the prosecutor hung the coat…
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THIS quaint old hotel (as all French chateaus were called from the time of Froissart downwards) was built by William le Roux, Seigneur of Bourgthéronde, according to good authorities about the same time as the Palais do Justice, that…
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THE great curse of Australia, and of moat other countries, too, is drunkenness. It is the fruitful parent of crime and madness. It fills our gaols and our asylums, and costs the…
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On reference to our "notes" yesterday on the valuable evidence by the Inspector-General of Police, on the sale of liquor traffic, given before the select committee, an error occurs which it is desir[?] to…
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SIR,—I shall have the power of licensing, and to whom should licenses be granted? II. What accommodation should be required? I desire to state here that I perfectly agree with the…
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SIR,—At an old publican of another colony, the following remarks may not be out of place. It is a mistake to suppose that the publicans generally ara in favour of Sunday trading; but where ono house in any neighbourhood does it…
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This noted hotel is undergoing quite a [?]mation, and [?] learn that the owner, Mr. A. A. Dangar, will spend over £3500 in the alterations. The hotel will second to none in or out of Sydney. It has for some…
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DEAR—,We have licked Marylebone C. C. by nine wickets, and also played Yorkshire County two matches, and won each time by six wickets.Two days only it did not rain since we…
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SIR,—Complaints from all quarters are being constantly made against Benches of magistrates for granting [?] many license to publicans under the Sale of Liou[?] Licensing Act, 25 Vic., No. 14. These complaints [?]…
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SIR,—I have read the letter written by "Mr. H. A. Thomas" published in your issue of Monday last, and entirely concur with him in what he has written. It will, I think, be admitted by all who are competent to…
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