Victimising Hotelkeepers
This morning, at the Central Police Court, before Mr. Whittingdale Johnson, S.M., a young woman named Mary Brown was brought up on a series of charges of larceny. It appears that for some time…
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Licensing Court
The usual quarterly meeting of the Licensing Court was held at the Central Police Court on Tuesday, before Mr. T. K. Abbott, S.M., and Mr. Buchanan, J.P. The following transfers were…
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At the Central Police Court yesterday, Mary Brown was charged with stealing a lady's gold albert, value £4 10s, the property of Mrs Baxto[?], and also with stealing a parachute,value 13s 6s…
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IT is almost impossible to estimate the benefits conferred on Sydney by the tramway system. No doubt the fact of steam motors running through the streets disturbs the comforts of carriage people, but to the one thus…
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A very important document, on the renewal of the licenses of such publicans as the police believe to be systematically guilty of branches and evasions of the Licensing Act, has just been printed…
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Richard Smith, licensee of the Woolpack Hotel, applied for a booth license for the Parramatta Alfred Cricket Club ground for the 6th October. Mr. Richardson, on be half of Mr. J…
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John Welsh, Henry William Lyons, and Cornelius Hansen were brought up in the Parramatta Police Court on suspicion of having stolen from £90 to £100 from Mrs. Davis, of the Cornstalk Hotel,…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--A deputation from the Licensed Victuallers' Association waited on the Premier, asking whether the Government intended introducing an amending Licensing Act this session, or if not, if they…
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Before the same magistrates. Andrew Keys applied to have the license of the Shanes Park Hotel, St. Mary's, transferred from David Reid to himself. Mrs. Keys, wife of the…
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The adjourned quarterly meeting of the Kempsey Licensing Court was held yesterday, before Messrs. Pantos, Wilson, and Sutherland. In the application of Mr. George M'Maugh, for a conditional publican's…
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In the interpleader case of Cohan v. Burke, Mr. District Court Lodge Wilkinson has upheld the title of the judgment creditor, Cohen, to goods claimed by one Fitig[?] bon who alleged himself…
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The quarterly meeting of the Water Police Licensing Court was held yesterday, under the presidency of Mr Buchanan, S.M., with Mr Addison, S.M., and Mr Macintosh, L.M., also on the bench. The…
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Yesterday morning a large deputation, consisting of the Revs. S. Wilkinson, F. B. Boyce, D. Allon, E. Robinson, and W. Tavlor, Messrs. J. V. Lavers, J. Wood, G. H. Wigley, J. Salisbury, G. Perry, W. Henson, F. Catts, W…
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The quarterly licensing court was held on Wednesday, before their worships Mr. J. K. Lethbridge, and Dr. Duncan, Js.P. Charles Wilson made application for a license for a…
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Yesterday morning, a deputation representing the New South Wales Local Option League, interviewed the Minister for Justice, to point out cases in which the Licensing Act was working…
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Matthew Bloomfield applied for leave to transfer his license of the Woolwick Pier Hotel, Onion’s Point, to Samuel Horwood. Granted. Lanoelot F. Lloyd (official assignes in the…
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When communication between Sydney and Melbourne was difficult, publicans with bad records need to shift from one capital to the other. This game is stopped now, and the Melbourne police know exactly…
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Henry Wm. Go[?]fined, [?]ndlord of the Maitland and Morpeth Hotel, Wharf-street, was yesterday fined £5 by Mr Buchanon, at the Central Police Court, for p[?]ng gambling on his licensed…
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Licensing Court.— The Bench last Saturday handed out reporter a letter from the Minister of Justice; the following is a copy:— “Department of Justice, 13-10-84…
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When communication between Sydney and Melbourne was difficult, publicans with bad records used to shift from one capital to the other. This frame is stopped now, and the Melbourne police know exactly…
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