New Licensing Act
BEFORE the Licensing Bench Central Police Court, on Wednesday afternoon (the sitting magistrates being Messrs. Crane, Dillon Addison, and Marsh), Matthew Hayes, of…
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The Licensed Victuallers' Difficulties. to This Editor of the Herald
Sir,—If I did not feel sure that the Herald would see justice done to the above body of men I would not take the trouble of writing this letter. For 40 years and more 1 can truly say that your journal has been always a "shield to the…
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A meeting of the Licensing Board was held at the Water Police Court yesterday at noon. The bench was occupied by Messrs. Dillon (chairman), Addison, and Buchanan…
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The new Licensing Act is naturally attracting a large amount of public attention just now because it is irksome to a section Of the people, and will interfere with various interests…
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Introduced by Mr. G. H. Reid, M.L.A., Messrs. J. B. Olliffe A. C. Garrick, A. T. Thompson, J. C. Ticker, J. Toohey, W. B. Walford, and R. Butcher waited upon the Hon. the Minister for Justice on Wednesday, to point out what they considered the…
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A supplement to the Government Gazette, issued on Thursday, contains a proclamation by hie Excellency the Governor, defining the licensing districts of the colony, and appointing the official members of each district. The…
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Sir,--While highly approving of the Publicans' Act recently passed, I think most of your readers will agree with me in thinking it a mistake that all case in connection with the said Act, as far as…
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ON Thursday week a supplement to the "Gazette" was published defining the licensing districts of the colony, together with the appointments of the gentlemen who are to preside at the various courts. The…
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LAST Monday a deputation, representing every branch of tradesmen and merchants concerned in the liquor trade, waited upon the Hon. the Minister for Justice with the object of pointing out some of the…
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Sir,—On looking over clauses 30 and 31 of the new Licensing Act, which appeared in the Herald a few days since, I was struck by the extraordinary action of Parliament in compelling publicans to provide accommodation for…
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A meeting of licensed victuallers of Goulburn was held at Goulburn on Monday evening, says the Southern Argus. Mr. Meyer, of Meyer and Son, wholesale spirit merchants, took the chair…
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Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon a licensing court was formed at the Water Police Court-house, and consisted of Messrs. Dillon (chairman), Buchanan, and Addison, stipendiary…
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Before Mr. Lethbridge (chairman) and Dr. Bond. Sarah Wilson of the Blue Mountain Inn, Lawson, applied for an extension of her…
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Henry Baly, the licensee of the Leichhardt Hotel, Leichhurdt, was yesterday summoned before the Licensing Court, consisting of Messrs. Dillon. Crane, and Clark, charged with an infringement of the Act…
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Curry's Royal Hotel has been burned to the ground. It was insured for £550, and the loss is estimated to be a little less than that amount…
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Mr. Bayly, the licensee of the Leichhardt Hotel, attended yesterday afternoon with his solicitor (Mr. Levien) to hear the decision of the Licensing Bench at the Central. It will be remembered that Mr…
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Writing in reference to the way in which the new Licensing Act is being administered, a correspondent says he imagined that statute was intended to apply to the whole colony, but it would appear as though…
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A somewhat peculiar case came before the notice of the Licensing Bench at the Central yesterday, when Mr. Howard applied to have the license of the house known as the Carlisle Castle, Kingston,…
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At the Water Police Court yesterday Daniel Thompson, landlord of the Clifton Hotel, Chowder Bay, was fined £20 for having allowed music and dancing in his premises on. Friday last (St. Patrick's…
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