Licensing Court
At the Metropolitan Licensing Court yesterday the following applications for transfers of publicans' liceuses were granted:—Shelbourne Hotel, Sussex and Mar[?]et streets, Sydney, fram Edward Dunn to John…
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Licensing Act Case. Orange
An unusual case under the Licensing act was heard by Mr. H. Malone, P.M., to-day. Two young men were charged with being on the licensed premises of the…
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YASS, Thursday.--After hearing evidence extending over two days, the Yass Licensing Court. by a majority, granted a license for the Frankfield Hotel. Gunning (in the…
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An unusual case under the Licensing Act was heard by Mr. H. Malone, P. M. yesterday. Two young men were charged with [?]ng on the licensed premises of the…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Miners' Curious Strike Black Beer at Cloncurry Eight Hotels Boycotted BRISBANE
The beer strike at Cloncurry continues. There is little drinking being done at the houses which have been declared black, but other hotels are doing a roaring trade…
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At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Hotel Metropole, Ltd., this afternoon, the directors' report und balance-sheet showed a not profit of £13,572 14s Cd, while the interest from…
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The earning power of this hotel has remained remarkably steady during the past four years. In 1914, owing to war, heavy wages awards, and other influences, the not…
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[?] Greig licence of the Golden Fleece Hotel Davis and Crown streets. Sorry Hills was w[?]ded against at the central Summons Court and…
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The constant glare, the heat, the dust, ore most injurious to the eyes, and really effect the sight more seriously than people imagine. The injury is so gradual that it…
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In their report for the half-year [?]…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Bench has granted the following transfers of [?]…
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At the Metropolitan Licensing Court yesterday the following applications, for transfers of publicans licauses were granted:—Royal Standard Hotel Castlereagh-street Sydney from James Henry Charleswerth…
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Members of the police have been appointed inspectors under the Weights and Measures Act, as follows:—Second-class Serg[?]ant William Thomas…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wasn't a "Lemon". Orange Publican Scores
The big risks taken by New South Wales hotelkeepers in the conduct of their legalised business, under the harsh, unjust and coercive Wade Licensing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Employment Agencies Licensing Scheme Limitation of Fees
Part III. of Mr. Beeby's Industrial Bill (the provisions of which re unions appear in detail on page 6) deals with private employment agencies. It provides that no one shall…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Oddfellows' Hotel, George-street, Haymarket
This centrally-situated Oddfellows' Hotel, George-street, Haymarket, which is owned by Mr. P. McCarthy, enjoys the reputation of being one of the most comfortable and…
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Yesterday the Licensing Court garnted the following transfers:—Frederick Britton to James Simpson, United Australia Hotel, Liverpool-street; Edwan[?] Franels Cooney to Stanley Ro[?]ins, Burwood Hotel,…
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The Finance Committee of the City Council is submitting the following motion in connection with alterations required for the Hotel Sydney:—"That approval should be given for…
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Between 11 p.m. on Friday and 6 a.m. on Saturday thieves entered the bar of the Baden Powell Hotel, Camperdown, and stole £10 in silver from the till, 10 or 12 bottles of spirits…
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The Baden-Powell Hotel. in George Street, Camperdown, was visited by thieves early on Saturday morning. By means of the cellar door, which opens on ' to the footpath, and…
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