The Debate on the Licensing Bill
The second reading of the Licensing Bill was carried last Friday night by a majority of 54 to 5. There were only two pairs, which would have made the vote…
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The Licensing System. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—As a justice of the peace of more than 20 years' standing, and having during that time acted as such in every part of this colony except the south-eastern, I claim to know something about the public-house, or "hotel,"…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Publicans and Parsons. The following letter has been sent to the Rev. John Gibson:- Taree, 12th Sept., 1881. The Rev. John Gibson
Dear Sir and Brother,--The attention of No. 36 (McLauchlan) Lodge, I.O.G. Templars, has been directed to the notable stand you made against the granting a publican's license in…
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The third part of the Licensing Bill refers to Brewers and Spirit Merchant Licenses. The fourth part contains some very important provisions of a…
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Sir,—From your report of proceedings in Legislative Assembly on Thursday evening, I fear clause 21, empowering licensed houses to be entered by the police at any time, is in jeopardy…
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THE annual festival of the New South Wales Licensed Victuallers' Association was celebrated yesterday, at the Sir Joseph Banks Hotel pavillion, Botany. Eight bases and a large number of private…
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Sir,--in the new Licensing Bill now before the House some alteration I think should be made in the license fees. That a small roadside inn and the largest hotels in Sydney should pay the same fees I…
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THE annual festival of the New South Wales Licensed Victuallers' Asssoiation was celebrated last Tuesday, at the Sir Joseph Banks Hotel pavilion, Botany, Eight 'buses and a large number of private…
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Sir,—Last Thursday evening, when the Licensing Bill was under discussion in the Legislative Assembly, a proposal was carried to omit the words "colonial wine licenses. " The member proposing the amendment read a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Publican's View of the New Licensing Mill. to the Suitor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir,--Trusting the following few statements from a Sydney hotel-keeper for the last five years, may he allowed to appear in your widely circulated journal, as well as those that have already been placed before…
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A Licensing Meeting was held at noon yesterday at the Water Police Court, when the following 11 Magistrates sat on the Bench, viz. :-- Messrs Hunt (chairman), Penfold, Marks. M'Lean. Hoare…
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Sir,—I have read Mr. Lindeman's and "Winegrowere's" letters the above subject in your issue of to-day with some interest. The last-named gentleman has not the slightest difficulty in admitting the all the wines of…
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Sir,—In this morning's issue of your paper I notice a [?]r signed by a Mr. Richardson which I cannot let pass unanswered. He says:—"Mr. Lindeman says he is anxiona that the rising generation of our Australian youth should…
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Sir,—As the winegrowers seem to be putting their opinions on wine licenses before the public through your columns, I trust you will allow me space for a few words. As a magistrate living in a winegrowing district, I have…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →America. a Big Hotel
A monster hotel has just been opened at Rockaway beach, distant from New York about 10 minutes. It. is seven stories high is constructed of 31,200,000 feet of timber,…
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SIR,—I see with regre[?] that the Legislative Assembly have thrown out the £10license to the road-side inns. This I deem an injustice to a large number of respontable men, who deserve some consideration from the Parlinament…
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Sir,—At an early stage in the discussion of the clause prohibiting gaming in public-houses, Mr. Jacob—according to your report in Thursday's issue—told the committee that the late Chief Justice, Sir Alfred Stephen, decided, in…
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Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Charles Manting and wife, lessees of the Clarendon Hotel, for committing a murderous assault on a man named Donahoe, who alleges that they lured…
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Sir,—I notice that the action of the Assembly in striking ont of the Liquor Licensing Bill the clause for granting wine licenses, has caused a stir among the vignerons; and at a meeting of wine-makers held at Maitland the other day,…
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