The Licensing Bill
The papers containing the new and amended clauses which the Government intend to introduce into the Licensing Bill were circulated last night, and the following are the most important new provisions…
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The Licensing Bill as It Now Stands
On Wednesday night the Assembly passed the last clause of the Licensing Bill; but as there are several postponed clauses to be reconsidered and a number of others to be recommitted, it will be sometime before the measure finally leaves the Assembly. In…
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A largely-attended meeting of the wine-growers of Port Macquarie was held last Saturday to consider the matter now before the Legislative Assembly—namely, the proposed abolition of wine licenses. The question was fully discussed…
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The winegrowers are not active in the matter of conserving their interests, or the threatening legislation in connection with the Licensing Bill would long ere this have elicited many protests. So far as our…
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On Wednesday, in the Legislative Assembly, near the close of the committee's work upon the Licensing Bill, in reply to Mr. M'Laughlin, the Premier said it would be best to give the House another opportunity for considering the…
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Sir,—Mr. Jacob complains that I have acted uncandidl[?] in not quoting the "very and the only part" of Sir Alfred Stephen's decision in Butterworth's case, which he says he read to the committee. Possibly; but I quoted all that your…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Wine Licenses. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I am informed on good authority that the wine licenses are coming again before Parliament. The clauses relating to them are amended—the license house qualification being assessed at a higher rate: also allowing wine…
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SIR,—It is an axiom generally admitted that the decisions of public men are always amenable to fair comment and temperate newspaper criticism. Permit me space to make a few remarks in re the abolition…
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A Licensing meeting was held yesterday at the Water Police Court, the magistrates present being Mr. Marsh, W.P.M., and Messrs. Goodridge and Hunt, J's.P. The following trasfers were grated:—James Duggan,…
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Yesterday the grounds around this celebrated hotel were thronged with visitors, so that the place resembled a fair rather than a hostlery. There must have been 5000 people or more present in the…
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A petition has been presented to the Legislative Assembly, from residents of the Hunter, Paterson, and Williams rivers, praying that the House will not repeal the Acts regulating the sale of…
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A licensing meeting was held at the Water Police Court at noon yesterday, at which the following magistrates were present:--Messrs. Renwick (Chairman), Bayldon, Carpenter, Field, Gray…
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At the Water Folios Court yesterday, an application was mada by James Adamson for the transfer of the publican's license for the Royal Oak Hotel, South Head-road, Paddington, to a house situated…
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THE eighth annual meeting of the Licensed Victuallers' Association of New South Wales was yesterday night at the Royal Hyde Park H[?] the President (Mr. J. B. Olliffe) in the…
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The annual meeting of the Licensed Victuallers' Association of New South Wales was held at the Hyde Park Hotel, Hyde Park, on Tuesday evening. There were about 20 members present, and Mr. J. B. Oliffe, the president,…
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At the Central Police Court on Tuesday the somewhat remarkable scene was presented of the Bench consisting of no less than 25 magistrates. After some unimportant licensing business had been disposed of…
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THE eighth annual meeting of the Licensed Victuallers' Association of New South Wales was hold on Tuesday night at the Royal Hyde Park Hotel, the President (Mr. J. B. Olliffe) in the…
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Sir,—In "News of the Day" of the Herald of this day attention is drawn to a case heard and determined yesterday week at the Water Police Court, and fully reported in the Herald of Monday last; also a recent decision of Mr. Justice…
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A licensing mooting was held yesterday at noon at the Water Police Court, when the following magistrates adjudicated: Messrs. Reading, Hunt, Jenkins, Hourigan, Penfold. Carpenter, and Senior…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The New Licensing Bill. to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir,--I have watched with some interest the passing of the different clauses in the new Licensing Bill just passed by the Legislative Assembly, and it you will kindly allow me a small space in your paper, I…
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