Compulsory Licensing of Stallions
The Victorian Chamber of Agiculture, after considerable discussion, decided to approve the following scheme for the compulsory licensing…
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An Up-to-date Hotel
The new Blackstone Hotel in Chicago is provided with an unusually complete electrical equipment. In the kitchen, particularly, extensive use is made of electrical labor-savin…
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George Huteherson, 30, a laborer, was, at the Crescent Hotel yesterday morning, in the bar, when Senior-constable Orr came along. This morning at the Central Police Court he…
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Kane, the vicitm of the Cooma Hotel brawl, died in the hospital on Wednesday. The body has been removed to Rivertsone for interment…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Australia Hotel Company. Important Transfer of Shares
The purchase of a large number of shares in the Australia Hotel Company has been one of the matters of much interest to business men of Sydney and Melbourne recently. It is stated…
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ALBURY, Monday.--At the police court today Henry Waite, drover, was proceeded against by the licensee of the Courthouse Hotel for refusing to pay on demand a reasonable…
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In the little town of Essen, Germany, is a hotel—a first-class hotel—at which the principal guests who put up there never have to pay for their accommodation. It is…
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A peculiar alarm of fire was raised at Belfield's Hotel, George and King streets, Sydney, on Wednesday night, and great excitement prevailed in the vicinity until a mechanic from…
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Joseph Edward Prince, 21, was charged at the Water Police Court, before Mr. W. Clarke, D.S.M., with stealing in the dwelling-house of Florence Wells, Traf[?]lgar Hotel, George-street North, a…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Liquor Problem. No License in New Zealand. Illegal Sales and Lookers. Furtiveness And. Stealth. Ii
Accompanied by a Wellington friend, the writer landed at Ashburton railway station, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Ashburton is one of the 12 no-license electorates in New Zealand,…
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Sir.--One of the results expected by respectable and law-abiding citizens from the present liquor law was freedom from the worry, annoyance, loss of time, expenditure of money, and sometimes unwarrantable…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Bench, sitting at the Central Police Court, granted the following applications for the transfer of hotel licenses:—Commercial Hotel, Sussex-street,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Watered Brandy. a Publican Fined
Mr. Barnett, S.M. delivered his reserved decision in the summons division of the Central Police Court this morning In the case in which Inspector Kendall, licensing…
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The police are still looking for the man who attempted to rod Miss Adele Schmitz of the takings of the bar at the Westminster Hotel, George-treet West on Thursday night last, but…
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Sir.—In your report of the meeting held at Kogarah by Mr. Lloyd official lecturer of the liquor trades in yout issue of 19th ult, the name of Dr. Fitchett was used by Mr. Lloyd…
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Before a good attendance at Hurstville Hall on Wednesday evening, Mr. W. A. Lloyd, lecturer to the Liquor Trades Defence Union of New South Wales,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Charge Against a Publican a North Sydney Case. the Man on the Seat
William Beaumont, licensee of the Federal Hotel, Mount and Miller streets. North Sydney, was proceeded against by Sub-inspector West, at the North Sydney Police Court this morning,…
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Speaking at a meeting of the State council of the New South Wales Alliance on Monday, Canon Boyco, the president, said this year would be noted for the second local option…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Glass "Pint." Interesting to Hotelkeepers
A case of special interest to publicans and others who use glass mugs to supply customers with pints of beer was heard at the Water Police Court yesterday afternoon, when Charles Degotardi, inspector of weights and…
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On January 25, at the Water Police Court, Charles Degotardi, Inspector, of Weights and Measures, proceeded against Florence Wells, licensee of the Trafalgar Hotel, George-street,…
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