A Good Hotel
The Union Hotel, Wickham-street, Brisbane, is an excellent house to visit, as well as being one of the best in the country to stop at. Guests all have testified to the…
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The Granuaille Hotel
At Bangalow, the Granuaille Hotel is the house for visitors. Mrs. C. Garvey, the proprietress, has recently had the whole place renovated from floor to ceiling, and…
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Seymour's Exchange Hotel is at the corner of Summer and Anson-streets, Orange. It is a well-known landmark in that western centre, and has for years been patronised largely…
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Mr. Jack Reardon, the well-known proprietor of the Australian Hotel at Ballina, holds out inducements to travellers and visitors to come and stop with him whilst they are in…
Continued on Trove, page 39 →The New Taxation. Concession to Irish Publicans
LONDON, Wednesday Evening.—Owing to the virtual cancellation of a form under the Finance Act, Irish, publicans have teen relieved from furnishing answers to 60 questions requiring…
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The Hotel, Club, Restaurant, and Caterers' Employees' Union held a special meeting on Tuesday evening to consider certain alterrations in their proposed mortality scheme as suggested by the Register of Friendly…
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At the request of the State council of the New South Wales Alliance, the executive committee has prepared the following motion:--"The New South Wales Alliance State Council has heard with much pleasure…
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PERTH, Wednesday.--The Assembly sat till after 2 a.m. re-discussing the much-debated Licensing Bill. Eventually the bill was again passed through Committee…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Fight Foe No-license. the New Alliance Platform. What the "Trade" Thinks
The new platform of the New South Wales Alliance, to be submitted for the approval of the council next Monday, with the view of securing amendments in the Act, was discussed…
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The adjourned Quarterly Licensing Court has granted the following transfers of hotel licenses: —Hughenden Hotel, Goulburn and Sussex streets, Sydney, from Edward Wooster to…
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Mr. Joan Complin, secretary of the N.S.W. Alliance, writes to say in connection with a sly-grog selling prosecution at Redfern on Tuesday, when it was stated that the arrested…
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George William Senhouse. 31, licensee of the Crecy Hotel, at the corner of Palmer and Oxford streets, Darilnghurst, drank a quantity of strychnine at his home, 39 Oxford-street…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Favours for Ireland. Placating the Publicans. Brewers and the Treasury. London, Nov. 2
Owing to the virtual cancellation of a form under the Budget publicans in Ireland have been relieved of the necessity of furnishing answers to 60 questions…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Labour and No-license. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—My "Pretestant Labourite" friend returas to the charge in connecion wih the above matter in a very keen way, and perhaps a little presumptnously. Now, to come to the issue at stake, it is a matter that…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The City Council and Resumed Hotels. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—In a recent minute by the Lord Mayor dealing with the resumed hotels in the Wexford-street area, he complained of the irritating delay caused by the demands of the…
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Mr. T. E. Spencer presided at the first business meeting of the Hotel and Caterers' Employees' Board held in the Royal Agricultural Society's rooms this morning…
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"This is what I am going to take. Goodbye!" Thus spoke George William Senhouse, the licensee of the Crecy Hotel in Oxford-street,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local Option in New Zealand. the Licensing Bill
WELLINGTON, Thursday.--The Prime Minister, Sir Joseph Ward, in moving the second reading of the Licensing Bill this evening, said the prohibition issue must, of necessity, some…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The British Budget. Concession to Irish Publicans
LONDON, Wednesday Afternoon.—Owing to the virtual cancellation of a form under the Budget, the Irish publicans have been relieved from furnishing answers to 60…
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The Parramatta district Methodist Sydnod on Thursday carried resolutions declaring—(1) "That this synod is strongly of opinion that the present…
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