The Racourse Hotel Insolency
Re Daniel Wheeler, of Elizabeth Farm, Parramatta. The bankrupt examined by Mr. Freehill (on behalf of proved creditors) deposed that he had not kept any books of account; he…
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Licensing
THE quarterly meeting of the Central Licensing Bench was held to-day at noon, their Worships Messrs. Johnston and Fisher, S.M.'s, and Macintosh, L.M.,…
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A STYLISHLY-DRESSED young man named Frederick Leo, alias Charles Wallace, was charged at the Central to-day with having stolen front the dwelling of Andrew…
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A MAN named Frederick Lee, alias Charles Wallace, was arrested to-day by Detectives Cocking and Roche. The officers for some time past have been on the look out…
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There are 8368 hotels in the colony of which 853 are in the metropolis. At least there were in 1888, according to Government returns for that year, and, as we have no later figures, these may be…
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Messrs. C. Delchery, A. M. Fisher, S.Ms., and J. Macintosh, L.M., presided at the quarterly meeting of the Licensing Court held at the Central Police Court yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Liquor Battle. the Landlord, Brewer and Hotel Broker. Their Relations to the Licensee. How to Make Hotels Pay. Iv
In the preceding article dealing with Sydney hotels mention was mads of the fact that the conscientious publican had little chance of success in this city unless he were the freeholder…
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At the Water Police Court to-day, before Mr. Addison, S.M., Frederick Lee, alias Charles Wallace, was charged with stealing in the dwelling house of Charles Copeland Bennett, of Bowden's…
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The quarterly meeting of the Central Licensing Court was held yesterday before Mr. W. Johnson (presiding), Captain Fisher, and the Hon. J. Macintosh…
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At the Central Police Court yesterday, before Mr. C. Delchery, S.M., Frederick Lee, 21, a cabman, appeared on six charges of thefts fro hotels and boarding-houses…
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THE business transacted at the Water Police division of the Licensing Court this afternoon before Mr. Addison, S.M., Mr. Lee, S.M., and Mr. Macintosh, L.M.,…
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In the Water Police Court to-day, before Mr. Addison, P.M., Frederick Lee, alias Charles Wallace, who was on Wednesday committed for trial on a charge of stealing a quantity of wearing…
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At the Water Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Addison, S.M., Frederick Lee, alias Charles Wallace, was charged with stealing in the dwelling house of Charles Copeland Bennett, of Bowden's…
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Yesterday morning, at the Water Police Court, the young man Frederick Lee, alias Chas. Wallace, was charged with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel and other property, value £10,…
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There has been much said and written about the private bar at different times, and probably much more will be said and written before this institution of later publichouse life is relegated…
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The quarterly meeting of the Water Police Division Licensing Court was held yesterday before Messrs. Addison aud Lee, S.Ms., and Mr. M'Intosh, L.M. Transfers of publicans'…
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"If the licensee permits loose characters to frequent his back parlors, shutting his eyes to the fact that they are loose--if he chooses to dispense spurious compounds for pure spirits,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Penrith Licensing Court. TUESDAY. Before Messrs. J. K. Lethbridge, A. W. Stephen and subsequently Dr. Bond, J's.P
Thos. J. Hyundman applied for a renewal of his license, also for permission to change the name of Squires' Hotel to the Riverside Hotel. The Licensing Inspector reported that a new roof…
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