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Hotels & licensing, 1914

844 stories in Sydney's papers · page 33 of 43

Auctioneer's License

The Land · Friday 7 August 1914 · page 3

New Subscriber asks what steps he has to take to become an auctioneer and commission agent, and what is the license fee for both…

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Trades and Labour. Hotel Employees' Award

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 7 August 1914 · page 6

Mr. W. H. Mocatta, barrister, chairman of the Domestic Group, has issued a varlatied of the Hotel Employees (Metropolitan Award). The rates of pay are increased, and…

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Hotel or Prison? a Remarkable Institution Gaol Where There Are No Cells San Francisco, July 5

Globe · Saturday 8 August 1914 · page 15

It is be my destiny to commit a felony, may the Fates be kind, and allow me to commit it in San Francisco, for I will know at least that I will live well and comfortably while I wait…

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Floating Hotel in Fanct, and Not in Fancy a Boon for Seasick Passengers Los Angeles, June 10

Saturday Referee and the Arrow · Saturday 8 August 1914 · page 4

"Yuh gotta hand It t' Australya. They sure have a swell coastal steamship service. When the mate of an International American steamship said thin to me I thought he was…

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Presentation to Mr. J. Pagni. Hon. Sec. Licensed Vict. Assoc

Oceania · Saturday 8 August 1914 · page 4

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Shot As a Spy. German Hotel-keeper. His Wireless in Paris. London, Monday Afternoon

Evening News · Tuesday 11 August 1914 · page 1

German [?] to be discovered in parts and [?] being rigarously dealt with by the [?] afterless equipment was found by…

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Western Australian Items Licensed Jockeys List

Referee · Wednesday 12 August 1914 · page 1

In running through the list of licenses recently isued by the W.A.T.C. (Perth), I find that 37 jockeys have been registered, and, as only two of these can go to scale, at less than…

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Parisian Publican a Spy

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 14 August 1914 · page 2

The Paris police discovered a complete wireless equipment on the roof of a hotel kept by a German. There were indications that the plant had…

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Hotel Waiters Arrested. Clean Sweep in Ireland. London, Thursday Morning

The Sun · Friday 14 August 1914 · page 6

The police have arrested all the Germans serving in the hotels of Dublin and along the coast. They have discovered plans of Dublin Bay in the possession of some of the suspects…

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Floating Hotels in Fact, and Not in Fancy a Boon for Seasick Passengers Our Own Coastal Steamship Service. Los Angeles, June 10

Globe · Saturday 15 August 1914 · page 9

"Yub gotta hand it [?] Australia. They sure lave a swell coastal steamship service." When the mate of an international American steamship said this to me thought he was…

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Waiter Knight Errant. Hotel Guest Horse-whippe for Compliment to a Maid

The World's News · Saturday 15 August 1914 · page 2

PROFESSOR STREIT, of Vienna, was horsewhipped and almost killed in a Berlin hotel recently by a waiter, who resented, a remark which he made to a pretty…

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Supreme Court. in Banco. (Before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Pring, and Mr. Justice Harvey.) a Lift Accident. Gair v Hotel Metropole, Ltd

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 15 August 1914 · page 11

Mr. Blacket, K.C., Mr. A. Thomson, and Mr. Baxter Bruce, instructed by Messrs. P. H. Colquhoun and King, appeared for plaintiff in support of the appeal and Mr…

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Wet or Dry? How the Liquor Laws Work in America Transcontinental Embarrassments Football Match Kills Big Hotel (From Our Special Correspondent.) Chicago, July 10

Sunday Times · Sunday 16 August 1914 · page 2

Though this may give some clever playwright the necessary idea for a train farce to rival "Excuse Me," believe me, what follows is not fiction, but actual fact, the principals being a…

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COURSING. N.S.W. National Coursing Association. Woodstock Enclosure, Rooty Hill. N.S.W. Champion Cup Meeting To-morrow (Thursday) a FRIDAY. The Draw will take place at Bateman's Hotel George-street at 11 a.m. to-day. A special Train will leave Sydney Railway Station each day at 9.47 a.m. A. D. WEBB. Secretary, [?] Pitt-street. Telephone No. [?] City. Interstate Champion Stake. Victorians to the Fore. Local Dogs Badly Beaten

Sydney Sportsman · Wednesday 19 August 1914 · page 2

The much-discussed Interstate Champion Stakes, the star attraction at the Victoria Coursing Club's meeting held last west proved a veritable gift for…

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INDUSTRIAL. (Beore Mr. Acting-Justice Edmunds.) Hotel Workers' Award

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 19 August 1914 · page 5

Application was made by the United Licensed Victuallers' Association for variation of award of the domestic group. No. 1 board. Mr. Walker (instructed by Mr. Shipway) for the applicants,…

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DISTRICT. (Before Judge Murray.) Commission on Hotel Sale

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 20 August 1914 · page 7

Commission of tho sum of £325 was claimed by Lesille Morris Harrison and Percy William Shave, hotel brokers, of Vickey's Chambers, 82 Pitt Street, Sydney, trading as the Federal…

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District Court. (Before Judge Murray.) Commission on Sale of Hotel

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 21 August 1914 · page 5

Ellsmore, Ltd., v Palmer. The case stands part heard…

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DISTRICT. (Before Judge Murray.) Commission on Hotel Lease

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 21 August 1914 · page 5

Hearing in the action of Elismore, Ltd., Pitt Street, versus J. R. Palmer, of the Green Park Hotel, Darlinghurst, for the recovery of £293 15s, alleged to be due for commission on the…

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Wet or Dry? How the Liquor Laws Work in America Transcontinental Embar-rassments Football Match Kills Big Hotel Chicago, July 10

Globe · Saturday 22 August 1914 · page 11

Though this may give some clever playwright the necessary idea for a train fares to rival "Excuse Me," believe me was follows is not fiction but actual fact the principles being a…

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Marrickville's Popular Hotel

The Newsletter: an Australian Paper for Australian People · Saturday 22 August 1914 · page 4

Certainly one of the best kept and busiest hotels in teh metropolis is the Royal Exchange, at Marrickville, and its popularity as a…

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