Hotel Metropole. Ltd
Accounts of the Hotel Metropole, Ltd., for financial periods since the re-arrangement of its capital in 1912 show the following results and appropriations:—…
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Canadian Import Licenses
The Commercial Agent for the Government of Canada, Mr. B. Millin, has received a cable from the War Trade Board, Ottawa, to the effect that import licenses are required only…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Thief in Hotel Captured But Got Away Cessnock
A daring robbery was committed at the Bellbird Hotel last night. At about 9. o'clock Mrs. Nash, wife of the licensee, heard a noise upstairs,…
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The matter of regulating the number of persons congregating in city hotel bars and refreshment rooms is under the consideration of the authorities…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →No. 3.—Mr. Greg Keighery. (Auburn Hotel, Auburn.)
As before mentioned, a call was made at the establishment of Mr. Greg eighery, whose kennels were nearly empty. Four puppies he had purchased…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Liquor Problem a Restaurant License for Light Wines Wanted. Sensible Methods in France
In welcoming the proposal for settling returned soldiers on land in the Rutherglen district as viticulturists. Mr. F. de Castella, the Victorian…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Chinaman Shot by a Woman. a Row in a Hotel Bar
A Chinaman named Harry Young, living at Redfern (Sydney), was admitted to hospital on Thursday last suffering from the effects of bullet…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Public Resorts. Churches, Theatres, Schools. Closed by Proclamation Proposed Compulsory Masks Position of Hotels
The following proclamation was issued yesterday by the State Governor:--Whereas an infectious or contagious discase, highly dangerous to the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Public Opinion Correspondents' Views Hotel Closing and Influenza
[?] s writes [?] is asking re the she [?] authorities with to [?] their determination in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Restricting Crowds in the Bars Hotels and Clubs Affected 250 Cubic Feet for Each Person
A proclamation restricting assemblages in hotels and clubs was issued to-day at a special meeting of the N.S.W. Executive. It prescribes 250 cubic feet for each person. The following is the proclamation: --…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Sports Not Barred. Position of Hotels. Bargain Sales 'Inadvisable.'
A long meeting of the State Cabinet was held yesterday to devise further measures to combat the epidemic. Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald announced that the Government had decided not,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →In Hotel Bars. Regulation of Crowds
By a proclamation issued yesterday, it is ordered that no persons within the county of Cumberland shall be allowed to congregate in any hotel bar or other place of public…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Hotel Balcony Collapses. Newcastle
The balcony of the Racecourse Hotel at Merewether collapsed yesterday, and precipitated five people to the ground, 14 feet below. Michael Wilson, Daniel Stobbart, and Edward…
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Mr. T. Thorn's opinion: -- Is Australia likely to be saved from pestilence by neglecting all religious services and giving the Sabbath up to…
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Someone suggested that owing to the pneumonic -influenza, epidemic only a limited number of persons be allowed to enter hotels at a time…
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It was officially stated at the Board of Health this morning that the position with regard to the cases of pneumonic-influenza in Sydney was as followes New cases .................Nil…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Further Restrictions on Public Gatherings No Crowding in Hotels and Restaurants—Outdoor Church Services and Public Meetings Prohibited. Libraries Shut
The State Cabinet yesterday submitted a number of questions dealing with the situation created by the influenza plague to the Medical Consultative Council,…
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The attention of hotelkeepers and the public is drawn to an advertisement in which the committee or the Licensed Victuallers' Association desires,…
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The attention of hotelkeepers and the public is drawn to an advertisement [?] in our advertising columns in which the committee of the Licensed Victuallers'…
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