The New Licensing Bill
A meeting, convened to protest against the Government censorship of the public lecture platform, as proposed by the now Licensing Hill, was held in the Temperance Hall on Friday night…
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The Publicans and the Licensing, Bill
ONLY a strong Government could venture to deal with the licensing question in a comprehensive and vigorous manner, and the present Administration deserves credit…
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A meeting of persons interested in that portion of the new Licensing Bill which affects the licensed victuallers, was held last evening, at the Guild Hall. About 200 persons attended, and Mr. Coonan, M.L.A., and prominent members…
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AT the meeting of the licensing bench, held at noon to-day, at the Central Police Court, the following madistrates were present:—Messrs. Charlton (in the chair), Calvert, Linsley, M'Coy, Callnghar. Hogan…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.—The Brisbane licensing bench flattered the publicans to-day by stating that for the future no licenses would be issued for wooden buildings. The applications adjourned…
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A licensing meeting was held yesterday, at noon, the following magistrates being on the Bench:—Messrs. Penfold, Hoare, Hunt, Renwick, Jenkins, Palmer, Carpenter, Gray, V. Brown, Pritchard, and Hourigan. Mr. Penfold…
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Sir,—Now that the licensed victuallers have decided to call a "monster meeting" of their body, I think it desirable that all who are desirous of the welfare of the colony should be up and doing. The Ministry are deserving of the…
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Mr. Tyermnn lectured in the Victoria Theatre on Sunday evening, his subject being "The New Licensing Bill, as affecting Publichouses, Theatres, Halls, and Sunday Lectures." He said that the…
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IN Chambers, this moraine, before his Honor, Mr. Justice Windeyer, Mr. T. M. Slattery, on behalf of James Coll, made an application for an order [?] for a mandamus calling upon the Hon. Geoffrey…
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LAST evening at the Temperance Hall at 8 p.m. a meeting assembled under the presidency of Mr. Roseby M.L.A. to express sympathy with the majority of the magistrate that had so far…
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Sir,—The bill now before Parliament to suppress the evil of excessive drinking, and for furthering the ways and means of licensing and providing better accommodation for the public, has been in the hands of the Premier for some…
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Mr. T. M. Slattery applied to Mr. Justice Windeyer, in chambers, yesterday morning, on behalf of James Coll, for an order nisi for a mandamus, calling on the Hon. G. Eagar, Under Secretary for…
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ON Monday evening, at 8 p.m., at the Guild Hall, a meeting of the Licensed Victuallers' Association was held, which was largely and influentially attended. Upon the platform there were present:—…
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The particulars of the application made in Chambers yesterday, by Mr. T. M. Slattery, before his Honor Mr. Justice Windeyer, for a mandamus to compel the Hon. Geoffrey Eager to accept renewal fee of £30…
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THERE can be no doubt whatever that the meeting of the Licensed Victuallers, on Monday night, will have its influence on the proposed Licensing Bill. This…
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THE recent licensing sessions at the Sydney Police Courts will be memorable for the determined and successful manner in which the Sydney police have attacked the cafe system which has so long formed the…
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Sir,—It would be altogother superfluous to attempt to prove by argument that the liquor traffic is a fruitful source of immorality and crime Public opinion is sufficiently advanced to recognise the necessity of something being done…
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A meeting of the new Sydney and Provincial Licensed Victuallers Association of New South Wales was hold at Perkins's Royal Exchange Hotel, King-street, last evening. Mr. Perkins was…
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