Under the Licensing Act
Mrs. Walsh, licensee of the Norfolk Pine Hotel, corner of Reynolds and Mullens streets, Balmain, was charged by Inspector Atwell in the Balmain Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. G. W. F…
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Parramatta Licensing Court. Thursday, October 23
The quarterly meeting of the Parramatta Licensing Court was held on Thursday before Messrs. H. Byrnes, N. Stewart, and J. E. Manning…
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On Thursday, before Messrs. H. Byrnes, N. Stewart, and J. E. Manning, Js.P., applications for conditional licenses were made by William Steele (Granville), W. G. A. Miles (Auburn), Mrs…
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William Joseph Chatham was charged before Mr. L. Yates, D.S.M., in the Water Police Court on Friday, with having stolen a barometer and case, value £2 10s, the property of Mr. R. K. Gillespie…
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On the 17th instant a large deputation, consisting of the Revs. S. Wilkinson, F. B. Boyce, D. Allen, E. Robinson, and W. Taylor, Messrs. J. V. Lavers, J. Wood, G. H. Wigley, J. Salisbury, G. Perry, W. Henson, F. Catta, W…
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A full meeting of the magistrate of Ryde district took place on the 21st inst. to elect three of their number for the approval of the Minister of Justice to be the Licensing Bench…
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Mr Shiell, the City Coroner, held an inquest yesterday afternoon, at the Land's End Hotel, Pyrmont, on the body of a man named David Quinton, aged 44 years, a stonemason, late of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parramatta Licensing Court Thursday, October 30. (Before Messrs. H. Byrnes, J. E. Manning, and N. Stewart, J.P’s.)
A license was granted to Adolphus Bergin for a house situated at Eastwood, Ryde. The application of Mrs. Sarah Gazzard for a conditional license for a house to be erected…
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Another case of sudden death in a hotel was reported to the coroner at a late hour on Friday evening. It appears that a man named George Timmons, who had stayed at Coffee's Hotel, at the corner of York…
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An inquest was held by the City Coroner, in the South Sydney Morgue Saturday, on the body of a man named George J. Timmons, who was taken ill and died suddenly in the Bristol Hotel, Yors and King…
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William Hodge, licensee of the Hurstville Hotel, Hurstville, was charged by Inspector Larkins, in the Newtown Police Court, on Tuesday, with having kept his house open on Sunday, October 26, for the…
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The usual weekly meeting of the Licencing Court was held at the Central Police Court on Tuesday, before Messrs. J. Buchanan, S.M., and J. M'Intosh, J.P. The following transfers were granted:—George…
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Reuben G. Jacobs, landlord of the Robert Burns Hotel, was charged at the Central Police Court on Tuesday morning with selling liquors on his licensed premises on Saturday last. The defendant denied the…
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In the Central Police Court, this morning, before Mr. T. K. Abbott, S.M., Thomas Howe, landlord of the Currency Lass Hotel, Glebe Point-road, was chaired with selling liquor on the licensed premises…
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The pleasure grounds and pavilion connected with this now famous hostelry were thronged with some thousands of visitors yesterday, for whose delectation numerous sports and pastimes had been provided…
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Harriet Holland, licensee of the Star Hotel, Church-street, was charged with that she did, on the 21st of October, supply liquor to William Travers while he was in a state of…
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A correspondent, signing himself "A Victim," writes a word of warning to hotel-keepers who may be contemplating transferring their businesses, and points out how they are liable to be put to serious…
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1.—WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL. 2.—THE SIGNAL. 3.—TAKING IN SUPPLIES. 4.—A PRESCRIPTION. 5.—SATURDAY: SIGNAL BOTTLES. 6. A BACK WINDOW. 7.—A FEW MILES OUT OF TOWN…
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An action for the recovery of £250 damages for libel was brought by Mr. George A. Eicke of the Retreat Hotel, Bringhton, against Mr. George Henry Jamieson, of the Regarta Club Hotel, South…
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The usual weekly meeting of the Licensing' Court was held in the Central Police Court to-day, before Messrs. Buchanan, S.M., and J. Macintosh, J.P. The first case called on was that of a transfer of…
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