Licensing Court
The weekly meeting of the Licensing Bench was held at the Water Police Court yesterday (before Messrs. Marsh, Addison and Fisher). Transfers of publicans' licenses were granted…
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A Licensing Case
At the Redfern Court yesterday, Joseph Fitzgibbons, licensee of the Clifton Hotel, Botanyroad, was charged with employing a person to sell liquor at unlicensed premises, No. 1…
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There has long been a feeling of discontent among the hotel people of Sydney at the unfair way in which Government House enters into competition with them…
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At the Licensing Court held to-day at the Central Police Court, Mr. Clarke, S.M. (Chairman), J. M. Macintosh, L.M., and W. Johnson, S.M., were present…
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AT the Licensing Court, held to-day in the summons division of the Central Police Court, Robert Berry, Darling Harbour Hotel, applied to be allowed…
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A sitting of the Metropolitan Licensing Bench was held at the Central Police Court yesterday. The presiding magistrates were Messrs. Clarke and Johnson, S.Ms., and Mr. Macintosh, L.M. The following application for the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Emu Hotel Case. Curious Disclosures. an Important Law Point
TOOTH AND OTHERS V. LAWS.-This was a case in which the plaintiffs claimed £150 for goods sold and delivered. The defendant pleaded never indebted…
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Sir,—Much neglect exibts in connection with the collection of the above. It would add materially to our revenue to see to it at once. Every vendor of tobacco, as far as practicable, should be called upon…
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A FIRE, which at its commencement threatened to do considerable damage, broke out in a hay loft at the rear of Mr. Dunn’s Currency Lass Hotel, Parramatta North, just before 8…
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Their Worship Messrs. Addison S. M.., Captain [?] D. S. M. and the Hon. John Macintosh L. M. formed the licensing Bench at the Water Police…
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WE present our readers with some of the principal interior features of the Empire Hotel. In our November issue, we illustrated the exterior of this imposing addition to the first-class hotels of Sydney, and furnished…
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The weekly meeting of the Licensing Bench was held at the Water Police Court yesterday, before Messrs. Addison, Fisher and Macintosh, L.Ms. Transfers of publicans' licenses were…
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In Banco yesterday judgment was delivered on the appeal of James Began against his conviction by the Gosford magistrates. The Chief Justice said this was an…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Parramatta Licensing Court. Thursday, December 15. (Before Messrs. H. Byrnes and J. E. Manning, L.M’e.) Working Men’s Clubs
THOMAS Hood pleaded not guilty to selling a bottle of schnapps on the 12th of November, he not being the holder of a license. Mr. J. E. Bowden appeared for the…
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Mr. Clarke, S.M., presided at a sitting of the Licensing Bench at the Central Police Court yesterday. The following applications for the transfer of publicans' licenses were granted, viz.:—George Mustchin to James Byrne, George…
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THE decision of the Licensing Bench in the recent case against the manager or proprietor of the “Workmen’s Club,” at Clyde, was based on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Second Edition. Star Office. 4 p.m. Australian. Victoria. Serious Accusation against a Publican. A Shocking Case
MELBOURNE, This Day.--A shocking case came to light at a magisterial inquiry at B[?]n B[?]n yesterday, into the death of one Malcolm Kirkwood, an…
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