A Disastrous Eire. Hotel Destroyed. MELBOURNE
A disastrous fire broke out at half-past 2 o'clock yesterday morning, by which Kelly's Tungamah Hotel, at the corner of Barr and Middleton streets, was totally destroyed…
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Hotel Destroyed by Fire
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--Kelly's Tungamah Hotel, Tungamah, was destroyed by fire early this morning. The inmates had a very narrow escape. One of the servant girls got…
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At the (weekly meeting of the Licensing Bench, Water Police Court, yesterday, the business was disposed of by Mr. B. Lee, L.M. Transfers of publicans' licenses were granted as…
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For the week ending Thursday, December 12th. Mr. Carter, Sydney; Mr. Mackenzie, Sydney; Mr. A. E. A. York, Emu; Mr. T. H. Hassall, North Shore; Mrs. T. H. Hassall, North Shore; Mr…
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PABRAMATTA, November 28.—At the Parramatta Licensing Court to-day R. Golf was charged with selling a bottle of brandy on Sunday last. Constable May's evidence went to show that at 11.30…
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ON the evening of November 30 three 'bus men, accompanied by a companion, entered Mr. John Blanchfield's hotel at the corner of Cleveland - street and Newtown - road,…
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Sir,—Mr. Nelson P. Whitelocke, general secretary to the United Licensed Victuallers' Association, must be a bit of a curiosity. Everybody who reads the newspapers, or who moves about…
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THE outstanding arrears of rents of pastoral leases and occupation licenses represent tho sum of L140,000, being L70,000 in each case. The Minister for Lands intends to…
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Messrs. Johnson, Macintosh, and Delobery, L.Ms., presided in the Licensing Court at tha Central Police Court yesterday. Transfers of publicans' licenses were granted—from G. A. Bramston, of the Farmers'…
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A FIRST meeting of the newly-formed Parramatta branch of the Licensed Victuallers Association of New South Wales was held in the Emu Inn, Parramatta, on Monday…
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A CASE of considerable importance to licensed victuallers and hotel-brokers was heard before his Honor Judge Docker at the District Court this morning, when Ivan…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Grosvenor Hotel Case. Verdict for £1000. MELBOURNE
The Grosvenor Hotel Co. intend appealing to the Privy Council against a verdict for L1000 returned in favor of Signor Castellano for malicious arrest and false imprisonment…
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The weekly meeting of the Licensing Court was held at the Water Police Court yesterday. There were present—Messrs. G. W. F. Addison (chairman), A. M. Fisher. S.Ms., and B. Leo, D.S.M. The…
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The following transfers were granted at the usual weekly licensing meeting, held at the Water Police Court yesterday morning: Richard Allen to Charles R. Stevens, Waverley Family Hotel;…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Signor Castellani is still in Melbourne Gaol, but an application is to be made on Friday to set aside the capias. An application was made on Wednesday to Mr…
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