Licensed Victuallers Picnic
The annual picnic of the Sydney Licensed Victuallers took place yesterday, at the Sir Joseph Banks grounds, Botany. A special tram, conveying the picnickers and their guests, left the corner…
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The Licensing Act
This morning several delegates from the Trade Defence Association waited as a deputation upon the Colonial Secretary, to present a number of suggestions for amendments to the present Licensing Act…
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SIR,-I feel sure that you will allow me to occupy some little space in your valuable columns to point out, as a publican and "practical man," the relief that hotelkeepers are fairly entitled to, and what…
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FEW better managed, more orderly, or more pleasant holiday outings than the annual picnic of the Licensed Victuallers,held at Botany on Wednesday, have ever taken place here. This…
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The members of the Licensed Victuallers' Association of New South Wales on Wednesday held their seventh annual demonstration, the scene being the Sir Joseph Banks Hotel, Botany. Since its inauguration this festivity has annually…
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A deputation, consisting of Messrs. T. F. Thompson (vice-president), C. J. Roberts, O.M.G.; and E. G. Chetwynd (secretary), waited yesterday, as delegates from the Trade Defence Association, upon the…
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Sir,—I have noticed in your paper recently two or three letters on the subject of the amendment of the Licensing Act, and I have also seen that the so-called National Defence League are getting up petitions in favour of such…
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Sir,—A short time since you kindly published a letter of mine commenting on some proposed amendments of the Licensing Act, which had been agreed to by the general committee of the Trade Defence Association. On Friday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bathurst Licensed Victuallers' Association. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bathurst
The Bathurst Branch of the Trades Defence Associ[?] held a meeting last night at Whitemore's Hotel, when [?] lengthy correspondence was read from Mr. E. G. [?]twy[?] general secretary in Sydney, in reference to matters of…
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SIR,-A short time since I noticed in your valuable paper a letter signed "Richmond Thatcher," wherein he says something about the "infamous persecutions" to which publicans are subjected; and then…
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Sir,—I would requist of your well-known fairness that you would permit me in all courtesy to reply to an attempt to contravene some remarks which appeared in a subleader of the Herald on Monday last in re the Trades…
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A meeting of the Licensing Bench was held at the Central Police Court yesterday afternoon. The bench was occupied by Messrs. Dillon (chairman). Crane, Clark, and Macintosh…
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DEPUTATIONS have lately been rather the rage, And the 'dailies' have given up many a page To describing the object each wanted to gain-- But they haven't gained much from the Premier it's plain…
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Last Friday several delegates from the Trade Dofence Association waited as a deputation upon the Colonial Secretary, to present a number of suggestions for amendinents to the present Licensing Act…
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Sir,—Will you kindly permit me, through the medium of your columns, to say a few words of explanation in reply to the letter written by Mr. Clark, and which appears in your issue of the 26th instant, which I think will in that…
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Messrs. Cass and Teece, M.Ps., introduced a deputation to the Minister for Justice on Friday, respecting the boundaries of the licensing district of Coonamble. Mr. Cass…
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Sir,—It is somewhat significant and well worthy of remark in discussing the proposed amendments of the Licensing Act, that all the opposition to the present law has emanated from, and has been confined almost…
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A deputation waited yesterday on the Minister for Justice, in regard to the anomalies caused by the boundaries of the Coonamble licensing district. Messrs. Cass and Teece, Ms. P.,…
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Yesterday, before Judge Josephson and a jury, Sarah Stratman was charged with stealing, and Wilhelmina Coucher was charged with having received a quantity of bed linen and wearing apparel…
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