The Suicide in a Hotel
The body of the man who recently committed suicide at the Naval Brigade Hotel by cutting his throat with a razor was identified yesterday by Sidney Hookins, a financial agent, who has…
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Parramatta Licensing Court. Thursday, March 6. (Before Messrs. H. Byrnes and J. E. Manning, J’s.P.)
E. MARSHALL, licensee of the White Horse Hotel, Parramatta, pleaded guilty to a charge of selling during prohibited hours—on Sunday, 23rd ult.—and was fined 20s. and cos[?]s…
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The Licensed Drivers' Union held a meeting last night at the Trades Hall, when Mr. A. Parbury presided. The balance-sheet for the past quarter was adopted, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Volunteer Artillery Hotel. The City Building Surveyor Brought to Book
At the quarterly meeting of the City Council the last motion on the business paper stood in the name of Alderman J. Harris, and read as follows:--"That in consequence…
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AT the quarterly meeting of the City Council, held to-day, Alderman John Harris had the following motion standing in his name--"That in consequence of the gross…
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The weekly Licensing Court wae held yesterday afternoon at the Central Police Court, Messrs. C. Delohery and J. Macintosh, L.Ms., presided. Transfers of publicans' licenses were granted—from Walter…
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THE regular weekly meeting of the Licensing Bench was held at the Water Police Court this morning before Messrs. Addison and Abbott, S.M.'s, B. Lee. D.S.M, and J…
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ON Wednesday last, after the termination of the special meeting of the central committee of the United Licensed Victuallers Association, the president, Mr. J. Allen,…
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At a meeting of the Water Police Licensing Court yesterday, presided ever by Messrs. Addison, Lee, Abbott, and Macintosh, the following transfers of publicans' licenses were granted:—Antonio Plannis to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Flood in the Namoi. Hotels at Gunnedah Surrounded by Water. Railway Communication Restored. Gunnedah
Fortunately, fine weather prevailed yesterday and today, enabling the washaways on the North-western line to be repaired. The first train arrived at midnight last night, and the Sydney and intermediate mails for…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Reappraisement of Occupation Licenses
The period allowed by the Crown Lands Act of 1889 for the holders of pastoral, homestead, and conditional leases, and occupation licenses, to apply for certain advantages conferred by that Act, has expired, and it…
Continued on Trove, page 570 →An Undefended Libel Action. The "Licensed Victuallers Gazette." And the Handicapper. Mr. Daly gets £200
IT is not often that an undefended libel action comes before tho court, but such a case occurred in No. 3 Jury Court this morning, when John Daly sued Edward…
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The weekly meeting of the Licensing Court was held at the Central Police Court yesterday afternoon. Captain Fisher, S.M., presided. A transfer of publican's license was granted from Robt. M'Cleery, of M'Cleery's…
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A young colored man, named Charles Bham, was charged, on remand, in the Central Police Court on Tuesday, with having stolen a pair of trousers, valued at £2, the property of George…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Amateur Athletics. Inter-club Cricket Match. On Impromptu Handicap—Latent Championship News—Club Hotels and General Goselp
There was a rare gathering of the athletic clubs on Saturday last at fa[?]ued St Joseph Banks Grounds, Botany Bay, the attraction being the Inter-Club cricket…
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