Offering a Bribe. The Publican and the Inspector
At the Young police court (N.S.W.) on Wednesday. Thomas Bleasdale, sanitary inspector, charged John Comerford, proprietor of the Australian Hotel, with…
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Industrial Hotel, Club, and Restaurant Employees
Application was made on behalf of the Hotel Club, Caterers', and Restaurant Employees Union, for consent to appeal against the award governing the wages and working conditions…
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According to its report for the year 1914, just issued, the Victorian Licenses Reduction Board has now held sittings in every district overstocked by licenses, and in 46 of these it has…
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"A drunken man is not a pretty sight at any time, but a drunken-soldier is really an abomination," said Mr. D. R. Hall, Attorncy-General, yesterday. 'I was more than grieved to…
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Mr. Myer Rintel, late of Victoria Hotel, Geelong (Vic.), licensed [?], who died on December 8, left £44,890 11s. 2d. is [?]…
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With reference to Proclamation date, 12th ultimo (Sydney, Order No. 394), relative to the above, the Arministrator of the Islands has been asked to notify that all applications…
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"Tax" writes:- Sir,—A owns a hotel, of which he was licensee. He sells the furniture (valued £500), and 10 years' lease, license and goodwill for £1500, which amount he…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Defence Minister said to-night that he did not agree with the demand made by the temperance party in Victoria, that the Government or the Defence…
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PERTH, Tuesday.--Archbishop Riley, in Lonton pastoral, urges Anglicans to support the carling closing of public houses during war time, and limiting the hours to 12. He also…
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At the Central Summons Court, this morning, before Mr. Wilkinson, S.M., Inspector Kench proceeded against Eveline Minty, itcensee of the Crescent Hotel, George-street,…
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Eveline Minty, of the Crescent Hotel, George-street, Haymarket, was fined £4 and 6s costs, at the Central Summons Court to-day for not cleansing glasses in the bar with…
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At the Metropolitan Licensing Court the following transfers of publicans' licenses were granted;--Larkin's Hotel, George Street, Sydney, from John Howey to Michael A. Leary;…
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The following hotel transfers were granted yesterday; —Larkin's Hotel, George-street, Sydney, from John Howey to Michael A. Leary; Strand Hotel, William-street, from FranK Hughes to Albert F. Roberts; Hyde…
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At the Central Summons Court yesterday Eveline Minty, licensee of the Crescent Hotel, George Street, Haymarket, was fined £4, with 6s costs, in default a month's imprisonment, on…
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In the sumptuous new Hotel St. Regis, built in New York, all the sweeping is performed with the aid of an automatic pneumatic sweeper,…
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The White Lion Hotel, at the corner of Goulburn-street and Riley-street, city, was robbed last night of jewellery, cutlery, and clothing valued at £30…
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Two Sydney publicans were last week fined £4 and £[?] respectively for not having clean running water available for cleansing drinking vessels, and for not…
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The following hotel transfers were granted by the Metropolitan licensing Board:—Glenroy Hotel, Botany-road, Alexandria, from Joseph chalmers to Michael O'Brien; Richardson's Hotel, Market-street, Sydney,…
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The British Trade Defence Association, in a manifesto which it has issued concerning the conduct of licensed houses since the commencement of the war, declares that…
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There were lively doings at the Evening Star Hotel, Crown-street, last Thursday night, and as a consequence Hugh Clarke, 51, appeared at the Central Police Court to-day…
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