Early Closing of Hotels
A large audience audience filled Brett's Hall, Kogarah, on Wednesday, May 3, when a meeting of the citizens committee for closing liquor bars was held…
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Parramatta Court. Wednesday, May 10. (Before Mr. M. H. Fitzhardinge, S.M.) Mustn't Enter Hotels
Walter Nicholas Bowers (36) was charged with drunkenness in Parramatta on May 9. He pleaded guilty. The same young man was charged that, being a…
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An amusing incident occurred at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of N.S.W. on Thursday. The Rev. Thomas Morgan, of the McNcill Memorial Church. Waverley,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Hotel Hour Closing Vote How to Mark the Ballot Papers
A correspondent, writing from Grong Grong, asks for assistance in the marking of his voting paper in the poll on the question of the hour of closing the hotels of the State. He…
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When some weeks ago we had occasion to expose the business methods of some of the human sharks who run labor agencies in Sydney, we expected to get our full meed of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Publicans and Lawyers Judge Murray on Drink
A homily on intoxicating liquors was delivered by Judge Hurray at the Quarter Sessions to-day. John Jacob Michael, on a charge of…
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Speaking before the Men's Brotherhood at All Souls' Church, Leichhardt, yesterday afternoon, Mr. James Marion said that June 10 would be looked forward to with mingled feelings…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Commercial Traveller's Loss Robbed in a City Hotel
Mr. George Boyne, staying at the Commercial Travellers' Club, has reported to the police that while in the Supreme Court Hotel, King-street, city, yesterday afternoon, he…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →"For Profit." Flaw in Licensing Act. Selling Aeter Hours. Adelaide
The police are having great difficulty in securing convictions under the new Licensing Act. Two cases were dismissed recently, and to-day two more failed. In one case a ham…
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At the Metropolitin Licensing Court yesterday the publican's license ot the York Hotel, corner of King and York streets, was transferred from Eugene M'Laughin to Thomas Edward Love…
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Unless one hour secures a substantial majority on the first count it is possible that the result of the liquor referendum, to be taken on June 10, may not be known for a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Hotel Hour Closing Vote How to Mark the Ballot Papers
A correspondent, writing from Grong Grong asks for assistance in the marking of his voting paper in the poll on the question of the hour of closing the hotels of the State. He…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Hotel Hours. the Crusade for Six O'clock
"When a man offers to sell a horse wrapped up in rugs, legs swathed in bandages, standing up to its knees in hay in a loose box in the dark, he does not find a buyer in me. If the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Soldiers at Randwick. Licensed Victuallers' Donation
For some lime past the Licensed Victuallers' Association has been negotiating with the Australian Red Cross Society, with a view to providing the equipment of a pathological section…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Hotels Closing Hour Big Fight for the Special Time Six, or Nine, O'clock?
The Liquor Referendum is going to be one of the most strenuous lights that has been put up in New South Wales. "The Trade" is pinning its faith to the rights of the people and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →German Father Hotel Transfer Refused Newcastle
John Thomas Leis applied to the Licensing Bench yesterday for transfer to him of the license of a hotel at Hamilton, but the police opposed the…
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Mr. R. L. Herps presided at the meeting at the Domain yesterday afternoon in support of the closing of hotels at 6 o'clock. Mr. O. A. Piggott said that the liquor…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Court granted the following tran[?]rs of pulicans' licences:—Ellen Clifford to George Edward Blackburn. Grand Hotel, Co[?]r-street, Waverly,…
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John Thomas Leis appned to me Licensing Bench at Newcastle on Friday for the transfer to him of the license of an hotel at Hamilton, but the police…
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Keen local interest was taken in the proceedings of the Licensing Court yesterday, when Mrs. Clara Deitz applied for a renewal of the license of the Royal Exchange Hotel…
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