Petty's Hotel
W. Stephens, M.L.A. (Brisbane), Hon. J. P. Abbott (Brisbane), Hon John Eales and two sons; Dr and Mrs Craven; Mr and Mrs Watson, Mr and Mrs Heydon (Gunnedah), Mr…
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'On the Wing.' Sydney Visitors List at Date of Going to Press.-?-.> Imperial Hotel, Wynyard Square
Capt. McLeod and servant (Solomon Islands), A. F. Luya, M.L.A. (Brisbane), Dr. Wright (Mittagong), Alderman and Mrs and Miss John Taylor; Mr and Mrs Quirk and child (Goulburn)…
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Capt. Faulkner (Cooma), Capt., Mrs and the Misses Pilkington (London), Dr Gillespie (Scotland), Mr and Mrs R. R. Walker (Madras), Mr and Mrs G. Sydney Smith (travelling), Mr and…
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Dr. Horne, Dr. Curtayne, Capt. Fleetwood, Mr and Mrs Pearson, Misses Pearson, two children and maid, Mr and Mrs Donaldson, Mr and Mrs J. D. Meares, Mr and Mrs Foster, nurse and child, Mr…
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Sir A. J. and Lady Clarke and suite, Sir Walter and Lady Buller and Miss Fuller, Sir Patrick and Miss Jennings, Hon and Mrs Bruce Smith, Hon and Mrs A. J. Gould, Hon and Mrs R. H. D…
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General Halliday, Capt. J. D. C. Arthur, Dr. and Mrs Bowman, Dr McDonnell, Mr and Mrs Nead, Mr and Mrs Baylie, Mr and Mrs Nation, Mr and Mrs T. Kilpatrick, Mr and Mrs Strickland, Mr…
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THE following licenses were dealt with yesterday at the Water Police Court by Mr. Lee, S.M.:--Ann Nightingale, temporary license, granted; Michael Spruhan, renewal; Wm…
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The quarterly meeting of the Licensing Bench was held at the Water Police Court yesterday. There were present—Messrs. G. W. F. Addison, B. Lee, S.Ms., and J. Macintosh, L.M. Auctioneers' licenses…
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The quarterly meeting of the Water Police Division of the Metropolitan Licensing Court was held in the charge department of the courthouse at noon yesterday. Mr. Addison, S.M…
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A meeting of the Parramatta Licensing Bench was held on Thursday, Messrs. Byrnes, Stewart, and Manning presiding. An application by C. H. Curtis, for permission to remove his license from…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parramatta Licensing Court. Thursday, April 17. (Before Messrs. H. Byrnes. J. E. Manning, and N. Stewart, Js’.P.)
Ellen Goddard, C. Stain, and R. Cullen applied for renewals of their publican’s licenses, which renewals were granted. Ferris, Wilson and Co. applied for wine and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Budget Speech. a Three Million Surplus. Reduction of Colonial Postage. Provision for Compensating Publicans
London, Thursday Night.--In the House of Commons this afternoon Mr. G. J. Goschen, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered his budget speech…
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The fortnlghly meeting of the Licensed Drivers was held at the Trades Hall last evening. The communication from the Trades and Labour Council with reference to labour candidates was postponed for…
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At the Central Police Court yesterday, Constance Duschateau was'charged with having sold liquor without holding a license. A considerable amount of evidence was taken. Constable Evans stated that he went into a…
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The Chief Justice in Chambers yesterday decided that a publican could not be made liable for an unlawful game played in his licensed house while he might be away from…
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A MEETING of the Parramatta Licensing Court was held at the Courthouse on Thursday morning; Messrs. Byrn[?]s, Stewart and Manning, J's. P., presiding…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Floods. This Afternoon's News. a Hotel Subsiding. Removal of Furniture. Twelve Miles of Water--The Water Still Rising--More Corning Down River. BOURKE, Afternoon
Last night was one of terrible anxiety to all, and, despite the strenuous efforts to fight the flood, the water gradually rose, forcing its way through the embankments that…
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There was a good attendance on Friday, night at the regular fortnightly meeting of the Licensed Drivers' Union, held at the Trades Hall, under the chairmanship of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Floods. the Bourke Flood. Red Tape and Hunger. A Scene of Shameful Confusion. Government Aid. Commissioners Appointed. Unemployed Navvies--Unprotected Property--Government Protection Needed--A Tottering Hotel. BOURKE
Mr. Willis is just in receipt of the following wire from Mr. G. R. Dibbs, M.L.A.:-- Arrived at breakdown with mails at 9.30 yesterday, no train arriving to take us on…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Hotel Destroyed by Fire. Narrow Escape of the Inmates. (By Telegraph.)
MELBOURNE, Monday.--The Commercial Hotel, at Lilimur, was burned to the ground last night. The inmates had a very narrow escape, several ladies barely getting out with…
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