Vote for Bill-Posters' Licenses
Having decided that hoardings are detrimental to the municipality, should a council grant licenses to bill-posters? This little question confronted…
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Motor Mechanics Should be Licensed
The fact that a plumber who does ordinary household jobs is required to posess a license, while a mechanic operating on a motor car costing hundreds of pounds…
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Plans have been approved of by the Auburn Council for the hotel proposed to be erected in Auburn for Mr. A. J. Martineer…
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A proposal has been made by the Chief Commissioner of Police in Sydney (Mr. Mitchell) for the display of motor-car owners' registration…
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Sir.—The letter of Mr. P. H. Coates on country hotels does not go far enough. He should press the Minister for Justice to give notice to wine and spirit merchants and grocers holding licenses that…
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Stanley Clifford Stewart, l8 years of age, of Victory-street, Belmore, was proceeded against before Mr. G. S. Williams, S.M., at the Campsie Police Court, yesterday, for…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →No Wine License Queanbeyan Application "Pinkie" at Canberra Goulburn
The decision of the Licensing Board in refusing the application of Patrick M. Lynch, ex-police sergeant, for a wine license for Monaro-street,…
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ACCORDING to the Traffic Department, motorists will be compelled to display their l[?]ceases on the windshield In the near future…
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A decision of interest to wine and spirit merchants was given by Sir. H. H. MacDougal, S.M., at the Newtown Police Court yesterday, when Sub-inspector Roser proceeded against…
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Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bookmakers Cannot Settle at Dogs Hard Hit Five Books Seek Time to Pay Six Favorites First Day of the Newly Licensed Fielders
Quite a stir was caused at Epping dogs yesterday afternoon, when many punters found that they could not collect their winnings after the last race. In fact a large number could not get their winnings on the seventh course. At least five bookmakers were in this predicament…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Motors License Them No Control Exercised Over Mechanics N.R.M.A. VIEWS
A plumber who does ordinary household jobs is required to possess a license. But a mechanic operating on a costly motor car is not obliged to possess any…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Old Sydney A Ramble on the Rocks—Pubs in Profusion—The Windmill Hotel and The Hit or Miss
THE following interesting letter was addressed to the Editor of "Truth," Melbourne, who was good enough to forward it to his colleague in King-street, Sydney, through whose hands it reached "Old Chum":â…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Motor Licenses Display. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—In reply to the statements published in your journal from the Commissioner of Police in regard to the display of motor [?]censes I should like to state that the first…
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THE country hotel-keeper, taking him in the aggregate, is a deserving citizen and a public benefactor…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--A number of young men, it is alleged, after being ejected from the Friendly Society Hotel, at Bulla, stormed the premises and…
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"One man, one license" is the standard to which Sergeant Doboic has worked in the past, and a short time ago ho successfully resisted- an effort to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wealthy Publican Mr. M. Wenke's Will
An estate of the net value of £54,165 was left by Me. Martin Wenke, 57, hotelkeeper, of Castlereagh-street, Sydney, who died on November 29. Mr. Wenke…
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