Assault by a Publican
Upon the hearing of a summons at the Water Police Court, this morning, it was sworn by the complainant and a witness that on Saturday, the 18th instant, Thomas Jones, proprietor of the Criterion…
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Hotel Transfer Refused
Much contradictory evidence was given by different witnesses examined to-day during the hearing of an application by Henry Russell, made at the Water Police Court, for him to be allowed to transfer the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A New Idea in Licensing
" Egles," in the AUSTRALASIAN, remarks:—"I am told that the Americans are considering a new licensing system. It is proposed that instead of licensing the persons who sell liquor, those who buy…
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Hotel lieenses for which applications for renewal were refused ran to the length of their tether at 12 o'clock last night. In most of the hotels the land-lords for which had been unsucessful at the last…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Refusal of a License at the Association Cricket Ground. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—Your issue of 29th ultime contains n report of the proceedings at the Water Police Court on the previous day. A portion of the business was to refuse the application of Charles F. Stratton for an extension of his license to the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Robbery at a Hotel
A correspondent named Ludwig Gunsch writes that he was staying at an hotel in Sydney, and on Monday last a gentlemanly-looking man came to the hotel and engaged a bed for two nights, giving the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →REFUSAL of a LICENSE at the Association Cricket Ground. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—In this day's Herald appears a letter from Mr. Sheridan, taking exception to the proceedings of the Licensing Bench, on the 29th ultimo, for refusing the extension of Mr. Stratton's license, and basing his complaint "that it has…
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The beuch, yesterday, was occupied by Messrs. Hunt (in the chair), Palmer, Robinson, Sec, Jenkins, Maclean, V. Brown, Penfold, Gray Hourigan, Hyam, Playfair, Marks, Bayldon, Cock, and Stanley…
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utrong opposition to the granting of a wine license to Charles F. Bush, at Randwick, was raised before the magistrates assembled in the Water Police Court yesterday for licensing purposes. The Mayor of…
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The following are the principal provisions, dealing with the constitution of licensing benches and local option, embodied in the Bill which the Government has introduced:--…
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The " Bill to remodel the law relating to Publicans and other persons ergaged in the sale of liquor," introduced into the Legislative Assemhly by Sir Henry Parkes on the 7th instant, contains 103 clauses and 11 sehedules. It…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Refusal of License at the Association Cricket Ground. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I am reluctantly compeiled to ask the favour of a few lines in your columns, in order to reply to the letter of Mr. Penfold, which appears in your issue of 7th instant. Had I been aware that Mr. Penfold was so ill-informed on…
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Several justices of the peace assembled at noon yesterday in the Water Police Court for licensing purposes, when the following business was disposed of :— A transfer permitted of the Union Hotel in…
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On Tuesday we gave a precis of that portion of the Liocnsing Bill introduced to the Assembly by Sir Henry Parkes, relating to publicans. We give below a precis of the remaining portion of the measure:—…
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The new Licensing Bill introduced by Sir Henry Parkes to the Legislative Assembly provides, among other things, for the establishment and constitution of licensing districts and courts. In each…
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A special meeting of magistrates was held in the Water Police Court yesterday, to consider various licensing applications, when the following business was disposed of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New Bills Before Parliament. the New Licensing Bill
THE new Licensing Bill, which Sir Henry Parkes introduced on Friday last, contains much that is new and also much that is old. It is, as the preamble sets out, an attempt to remodel as well as amend. It…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →PROTEST of Publicans Against the Licensing Bill
A meeting of the City and Provincial Licensed Victuallers' Association was held at the Royal Exchange Hotel yesterday evening. Present: Messrs. R. A. Watson (in the chair), Bowden, Beattie…
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A general meeting of the members of the City and Provincial Licensed Victualler's Association was held last night at Perkins' Royal Exchange Hotel. Mr. R. A. Watson, president, occupied the chair. The attendance was…
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