The Ideal Hotel
The subject of the ideal woman's hotel, although a well-known one, has been revived lately in an American paper As the writer declares, who is a business woman of ten…
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Licensed Surveyors
At an examination of candidates for licence to surrey, conducted by the Surveyors' Board, at the Lands Department on September [?], 1912, and succeeding days,, the following…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--At the South Melbourne Court to-day Daniel Mulcahey, licensed victualler, was convicted of contravention of the Licensing Act by having a…
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At an examination of candidates for licenses to survey, conducted by the Surveyors' Board at the Lands Department on September 18 and succeeding days, the following wore successful, and…
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Cobbadah is thinking of starting an hotel at a certain place, and asks my advice. Answer: I am afraid that unless you…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Bench sat at the Central Police Court yesterday, and granted transfers of publicans' licenses as follows:—Westralia Hotel, King and Sussex streets, from Sydney H. Ellercamp to John…
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Subscriber (Coonamble) writes:—I have taken up a homestead farm in the Narrabri land district, and I wish to know if I have to get a permit to…
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At last meeting of Camden Council the question was discussed as to whether there was any supervision by the council over cows kept by…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Not Insane. Australia Hotel Suicide. Novel Reasons Advanced. the Right of Every Adult
The City Coroner, Mr. H. Hawkins, held an inquiry into the death of Sherman M. Barrus [?], which occurred on October 3, at the Hotel Australia, Catlereagh-street, city…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →A Suicide on Suicide Hotel Australia Tragedy. Some Remarkable Letters. a Request to the Press
Some strange letters were read during the course of evidence at the inquest this morning concerning the death of Sherman M. Barrus, the American who committed suicide at…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Has Anyone Lost £1284? Forgetful Tourist at Hotel
A Swiss judge, M. Jules Glardon, found a pocket- book at the Hotel de la Paix at Lausanne containing a letter of credit for £1200 and, about £84 in banknotes of various…
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A number of racing associations were represented on a deputation which was introduced to Mr. Flowers, M.L.C., this morning by Mr. Levien, M.L.A. The deputation…
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ADELAIDE, Friday. -- At a conference on temperance matters, organised by the Alliance, and held at Maughan Church, one of the motions carried asks temperance advocates to secure as…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Holiday Hornsby. Mr. Trimnell-ritchards' Great Enterprise. the Railway Hotel for Motorists
Nothing has been more remarkable than the development of those glorious highland suburbs that make our Northern Railway line so fasciating to strangers, who have never dreamt…
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The recognition of a new type of hotel servant, has recently been made by the International Union of Hotel Proprietors. The grade is known as "women inspectors," who are…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Prickly Pairs. in the Garden of Life. Orange Blossoms, Bubs, Blooms, and Bloomers. Scowling Snuddens. Publican and His Partner
In the case, which Kate Snudden brought against her husband, Frank Snudden, for divorce, reported in our last issue, in his Honor Judge Gordon, on…
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Braidwood asks:—"Can a police officer who has been appointed slaughter-house inspector by the local shire council, issue a summons of the holder…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shooting Sensation. Newmarket Hotel Case. Cooling Convicted
At Darlinghurst Sessions yesterday, before Judge Murray, George Cooling was charged with shooting at the licensce of the New-market Hotel, Elizabeth-street. He pleaded…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Last Drink. Fruit Shop or Hotel?
"Lover of Justice" makes fair comparisons: "The bulk of the suburban fruit shops (who also sell soft drinks) do their business between 7 and 11 o'clock at night. Any person…
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George Cooling was charged with having maliciously shot at Thomas Durack, with intent, and, further, with having maliciously at tempted to discharge a revolver at Durack. He pleaded not guilty and was defended by…
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