Proposed Bexley Hotel
In the Appeal Court on Monday, before Judge Scholes, the decision of the Licensing Court to refuse a license for a new hotel at Bexley was appealed…
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Maroubra Hotel
Judge Scholes in the Quarter Sessions Appeal Court yesterday upheld the appeal of Wilfred Kenneth Mann against the decision of the…
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This popular house has recently changed hands, and under the now management many innovations have been introduced for the benefit of patrons…
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At Parramatta on Friday Judge Beeby delivered reserved judgment in the appeal of John Inch against the adjudication of the Licensing Court in refusing an application for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"Bleary Eyes" Driver's License Suffers
"Having regard to the crowded state of the streets, it is highly important that motor drivers should be at least sober."…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Bench granted the following transfers of publicans' licenses at the Water Police Court yesterday:— Britannia Hotel, Cleveland and Boundary streets,…
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At Parramatta on Friday, Judge Bee-by delivered reserved judgment in the appeal of John Inch against the adjudication of the Licensing, Court in…
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Robert Samuel Ford. 30, 'bus-driver, was fined [?] at Glebe Court, to-day, for having ridden a motor-cycle in Annandale, while under the influence…
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Robert Samuel Ford, 30, a 'bus driver, was convicted at the Globe Police Court to-day of driving a motor cycle along Annundale-street,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pitt-street Hotel the George to Go Remodelling Scheme
In a few months the lease of the George Hotel, which forms part of the block of buildings owned by J. C. Williamson, Ltd., at the corner of Pitt…
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Following the recent increase of duty on imported spirits, the Licensed Victuallers' Association yesterday decided to raise the price of a measurod…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Transfer of Hotel License. West Maitland
Before the Licensing Board, consisting of Messrs. Adrian, Le Brun Brown, and Arnott, at the West Maitland Court-house to-day, Oscar John Todd sought to transfer the license…
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The directors of Australia Hotel, Ltd., have decided to pay, on October 20, a bonus of 6/3 per share. Books close October 12. Counsel's advice is that, as the bonus is to be paid…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Company News Australia Hotel Reserves Capitalised
During the year ended June 30 last the building and lands of Australia Hotel Company, Ltd., were revalued, and the amount was placed to reserve in the…
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[?] Perry, [?] driver , was [?] North Sydney court on a charge of having driven his motor car while he was under the influence…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Waiter Flung Out of Window. Hotel Guests' Wrath On Seeing The Bill
A waiter who carried a tray of food to a r[?] on the ninth floor of an hotel in New York was thrown out of the window by the three intoxicated occupants of the room…
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Sir,--The proposal of the Minister for Justice to amend the Fair Rents' Act in order to give relief to shopkeepers within certain limits, will be…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Georges Reed, the secretary of the Stepney branch of the Seamen's Union, who fired a revolver during a recent raid on the union's…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Hampered Frivols Wentworth Compelled to Close Down Before Midnight, While at Other Cabarets "On with the Dance" is the Slogan Dances on Licensed Premises Penalised
THE melody of sighing saxophones, muted trumpets and the dull beats of tom-toms—the frou-frou of short silken skirts—soft lights and subdued laughter—fizzing drinks in thin stemmed glasses—oyster patties—foi de gras wafers—the whirl of dancing…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The Gilded Hotel Robertson May Shine Again Some Day Promoter Abbott Says Its Prospects Are Brighter Than Ever Will Sir Arthur Rickard's Influence and the Golf Links Restore it to its Pristine Glory?
THE prospects of the success of the Hotel Robertson are better to-day than on the day when, to the plaudits of the moneyed multitude assembled, the Governor officially opened it. Sir Arthur Rickard is interesting himself in the hotel…
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