"Hotel Without a Bar."
At the annual meeting of the New South Wales Alliance Headquarters Hotel, Ltd., a very satisfactory report of the progress made during the past year was submitted to the…
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The Licensing Court
"Justice" writes:—The Special Licensing Court, as we expected, is after all, only doing the work it was intended for, by closing a number of hotels in each district, people of all…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →For the Licensing Bill. Great Demonstration. London, July 26
A demonstration numbering 100,000 people, with 100 bands, and scores of banners, assembled in Hyde Park yesterday afternoon, and supported the Liceusing…
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News was received this afternoon that the appeals of publicans against the decision of the Special Licensing Court, by which several hotels were ordered to be closed, had been…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country Licensing Courts. Forbes
Judge Docker and Mr. Jennings, P.M., the Special Court appointed to consider the question of reduction under the local option vote, concluded its sittings last week. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Gigantic Demonstration. in Favor of the Licensing Bill
LONDON, Sunday Afternoon.--A demonstration numbering 100,000, with 100 bands and scores of banners, was held in Hyde Park in support of the Licensing Bill…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →No-license in New Zealand. Premier and the Law
WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Monday.--A deputation waited upon the Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Ward) to-day and asked that the no-license issue be decided by a bare majority…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →How to Close Hotels. Duties of the Special Court. Convenience of the Public to Be Considered
The convenience of the public and the requirements ofthe locality affected are matters of paramount importance to be considered, by the special Licensing Court; in giving effect to…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Country Licensing Courts. Tumut
The Special Licensing Court, presided over by Judge Gibso, to-day solecled 10 hotels upon which evidence will be taken, next Tuesday. They were:—Cowan's, Killarney;…
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At the Parramatta Court, before Mr. E.L. Maitland, S.M., James Lynch, license of the Melton Hotel, Auburn, pleaded guilty to a charge of not maintaining his premises in a proper sanitary state, and was fined £5, with…
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At Mr. J. G. Neill's Grand Hotel, at the corner of Victoria and Brisbane Streets, splendid accommodation is provided. The arrangements throughout the building are so…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Lougi[?]nane's Hotel
At Mr. Thomas Loughnane's hotel, in the centre of mackay, first-rate accommodation and viands can be obtained. Mr. Loughnane states that in order to increase his patronage…
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Mr. W. H. B. May notifies that he has purchased the license, lease and goodwill of the Grand Hotel, Emu Park (the sanatorium of Central Queensland). Every comfort is…
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Persons desirous of purchasing hotels are invited by Mr. G. S. Curtis to communicate with him, as he has several good businesses for sale at Rockhampton. Mount Morgan,…
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Visitors to Mount Morgan should bear in mind that excellent accommodation can be obtained at the Imperial Hotel, the proprietor of which is Mr. J. Morrison. The wishes…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Country Licensing Courts. Blayney
The Special Court for the eduction of licenses, consisting of Judge Docker (President) and Messrs. M'Kell, Marriott, and Treatt, P.Ms., yesterday took evidence…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Interesting Licensing Case. Removing Liquor in Prohibited Hours
BRISBANE, Wednesday.--The Full Court today upheld the conviction of a man at Towns-ville on a charge of leaving an hotel in prohibited hours with liquor in his possession…
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The Special Licensing Court which is dealing with the hotels in the Kahibah electorate sat again to-day, before Judge Fitzhardinge. The decisions in regard to the hotels that are…
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The following transfers of hotel licenses were effected yesterday at the Central Police Court:—Rob Roy Hotel, Adolphus-street Balmain, William T. Chittern to James M'Donald; Rush's Family Hotel, Oxford-street,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Newcastle. Special Licensing Court. Kahibah Hotels Reduced. Newcastle
The special Licensing Court, consisting of His Honor Judge Fitzhardinge and Messrs. Love and Scott, S.Ms., sat again to-day to deal with the hotels in the Kahibah electorate…
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