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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1927

1,236 stories in Sydney's papers · page 55 of 62

Listeners Pay A.W.A.S 3d a Month From License Fees Canberra

The Sun · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 13

The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce), ln a statement to "The Sun" today, made It cleat that the Commonwealth payment of 3d a month to Amalgamated…

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Hotel Cecil

The St George Call · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 2

Facing the blue Pacific ocean and one of the finest surf beaches in Australia, stands the new Hotel Cecil, Cronulla. Mr. C. O. J. Monro, the…

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Proposed Penshurst Hotel To the Editor of "The Propeller."

The Propeller · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 2

Sir, -- I agree with the principles of the writer of the letter concerning the proposed hotel for Penshurst which appeared in the last issue of "The Propeller." It…

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Cronulla's New Hotel. Unique Innovations

The Propeller · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 8

On the glorious ocean front of the famous Cronulla Beach one of the finest and best appointed seaside hotels in Australia -- to be known as the Hotel…

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Licensing of Butchers' Shops Favored by Labor

The Labor Daily · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 4

The [?] of the New South Water Meal Industry Burd Mr. J. B. Cremate has been stressing the[?] of hearing butchers shots…

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Wireless Licenses Likely Io Be Cheaper a New Pact Explanation Sy Bruce Canberra

The Labor Daily · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 6

In an outline of the proposed new agreement with Amalgamated Wireless of Australia, Ltd., given by the, Prime Minister in the House of Re-…

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Bruce Has a Christmas Gift for Radio Enthusiasts Concessions for Listeners Cheaper Wireless Licenses--.Reduced Claims by Company New Agreement With A.W.A Explained In Federal Parliament

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 3

CANBERRA, Thursday.--Concessions to listeners and considerable sayings to the Federal Government are disclosed by the amended agreement with Amalgamated Wireless Australasia), Ltd., a bill for the ratification of which was…

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Prohibitionists' Win N.Z. Licensing Bill is Vitally Amended

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 5

WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thursday.-- Parliament sat all night debating the second reading of the Licensing Bill, and amended it to provide for triennial…

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The Hotel Cecil. Opened on

The Cronulla-Sutherland Advocate · Friday 18 November 1927 · page 2

This magnificent Hotel was thrown open to the public on Wednesday last. In size, design and appointments, the Cecil ranks with the finest Hotels in…

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"The Pig and Whistle" Old Hotel Signs Links with Merry England Coaching Days and Coaching Ways

Nepean Times · Saturday 19 November 1927 · page 7

The old-fashioned hotel sign familiar to the traveller in the days when the state coacch bowled merrily along the King's Highway was a link with…

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Hotels May Open. On Anzac Day. Part-day Closing Order Void

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 19 November 1927 · page 18

The High Court yesterday decided that hotels in New South Wales could remain open all day on Anzac Day, and that while the Governor may order the closing of hotels for…

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Anzac Day Closing of Hotels R.s.l. and L.v.a

The Sun · Saturday 19 November 1927 · page 8

No request is likely to come from the Returned Soldiers' League for a tightening up in the law because of the High Court decision that…

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Derby Day Bets When Albert Neville Says He Wagered £2000 For Robinson Paragon Hotel Licensee Wants Money

Truth · Sunday 20 November 1927 · page 21

ALTHOUGH the shouting and tumult which rose during Cup Carnival has died down, a few echoes are still murmuring forlornly through the air, and the most serious reverberation to date crashed into the City Court on Tuesday…

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Three Fires in Hotel

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 21 November 1927 · page 19

WOLLONGONG, Sunday.--A fire broke out in a bedroom on the second landing of the Freemason's Hotel at Wollongong…

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Licensing Court

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 22 November 1927 · page 6

The Metropolitan Licensing Court yesterday approved the following transfers of publicans' licenses:— Darlington Hotel, Darlington, from Frederick William Steen to Leslie Joel; Greenwood Tree Hotel,…

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Licenses Transferred

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 22 November 1927 · page 5

The Licensing Board yesterday approved the following transfers of publicans [?] Parhelion Hotel Darlington Prede[?]…

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Publicans Keen Liquor Trades Match

Evening News · Wednesday 23 November 1927 · page 11

The annual cricket match between the Hotel Keepers and the Wins and Spirit Travellers, will take place on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-morrow at…

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Standard of Country Hotels

Sydney Mail · Wednesday 23 November 1927 · page 45

I AM pleased to learn that the Royal Automobile Club of Australia is about to raise strong protests against the very unsatisfactory conditions of all but a…

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HOTELKEEPERS v Wine and Spirit Travellers

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 23 November 1927 · page 19

The annual contest between the hotelkeepers and wine and spirit travellers is fixed to take place on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-morrow at 10.30 a.m. The proceeds of the day are to be given to the upkeep of…

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Law Report. High Court of Australia. Sale of an Hotel. Summers v Cocks

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 23 November 1927 · page 12

Reserved judgment was given in the appeal by Isobel Summers, executrix of the will of the late John Ruthven Summers, from a judgment of the Chief Justice of Western…

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