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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1930

1,199 stories in Sydney's papers · page 53 of 60

Hotel and Club Union Members Seek Reforms

The Labor Daily · Wednesday 19 November 1930 · page 6

A resolution has been carried by the Hotel, Club, and Restaurant Employees that the Minister responsible for any department of the…

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Hurlstone Park Hotel Appeal

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 19 November 1930 · page 10

Judge Thomson yesterday dismissed the appeal of certain objectors to a majority decision of the Licensing Bench, which several months ago decided to recommend the petition for a…

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Publicans Ask for Longer Hours, and a Moratorium Too Deputation to Lang Wants 9 TO 9 Counter Lunch Abolition Also Mooted Business Severely Hit

Evening News · Thursday 20 November 1930 · page 8

THE State Premier, Mr. Lang, met delegates from the Licensed Victuallers' Association in his office to-day to hear representations for important changes in the liquor lawn. REFORE meaning the premier one…

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Hotel Trading Hours. Alteration Suggested. NARRABRI

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 20 November 1930 · page 10

Messrs. W. J. Scully, H. J. McDicken. W.J. Ratcliffe, and J. Flanagan, members of the State Parliamentary Labour party were waited upon by licensees of hotels in…

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Hotel Hours Deputation to Premier 9 to 9 Request

The Sun · Thursday 20 November 1930 · page 15

Representatives of the Licensed Victuallers Association waited upon the Premier (Mr. Lang) today to press for important…

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Hotel Hours Union Says Ms.L.A. Rushed In

Evening News · Friday 21 November 1930 · page 7

IT was officially stated to-day that the Liquor Trades. Employes Union is opposed to the proposal to increase the tending hours of hotels…

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Hotel Hours. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Labour Caucus to Decide

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 21 November 1930 · page 11

A proposal to alter the trading hours of licensed hotels from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. is to be referred to the State Labour Caucus…

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Hotel Hours No Moratorium Asked Counter Lunches

The Sun · Friday 21 November 1930 · page 8

Although he said that the question of an extension of hotel trading hours had been raised, the president of the United Licensed Victuallers…

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Licensing the S.P. BETTOR Scheme Now Almost "A Certainty"

Daily Pictorial · Friday 21 November 1930 · page 3

"Half-a-crown each way on Flat Feet in the second division," and soon you may be able to mention the words above a whisper!…

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One Man Who Makes Easy Living "A Nice Hotel for Your Street": 16 a Time!

Daily Pictorial · Friday 21 November 1930 · page 8

"A MODERN hotel, built in Spanish style? Hundreds of rooms? Of course, you would like one in your street. Sign…

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No License

The Biz · Friday 21 November 1930 · page 4

Aubrey Ed. Nunn was charged at Liverpool Court this Thursday with permitting an unlicensed person to [?]ive a motor cycle. He was fined…

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Hotel Hours. Extension to 9 p.m. Representations to Mr. Lang

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 22 November 1930 · page 19

The president of the United Licensed Victuallers' Association (Mr. N. H. Connolly) referred yesterday to the association's representations to the Premier (Mr. Lang) to…

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Union Opposes Extension of Hotel Hours Criticism Levelled at M's.L.A. Official Views

The Labor Daily · Saturday 22 November 1930 · page 1

Members of the Liquor Trades Employees' Union take keen exception to the statement by certain members of the Parliamentary Labor Party…

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An Open Go for S.P. Bookmakers Shops" Galore Govt. Has an Eye on a Cool Half Million Who'll Get the Licenses?

Truth · Sunday 23 November 1930 · page 3

TT shouldn't be long before you're ambling into S.P. emporiums to have the dollar each way on your fancy. And at the same time you'll be able to tell the cop, who's standing outside directing the traffic, what you…

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S.P. Licensing Opposed Racing Men Moved to Action

Evening News · Monday 24 November 1930 · page 3

THE [?] by the Government of starting price belting is not [?] to prove popular with a big section of the racing community…

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Hotel Hours. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 24 November 1930 · page 4

Sir,—Since the general elections much has been said in your paper of proposed alterations of hours to hotel premises. Most of these moves and statements are only feelers of the…

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Country News Hotel Site Appeal Wollongong, Monday.--At the

The Sun · Monday 24 November 1930 · page 8

conclusion of the appeal against the granting of an application for changing the site of a proposed hotel for Bulli to Woonona. Judge Sheridan…

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Rev. Hammond's Hotel for Workless Men New Site at Blagkfriars

The Labor Daily · Monday 24 November 1930 · page 6

The temperance hotel, founded and conducted by the Rev. Robert Hammond, has moved to now quarters, 11 Blackfriars St., Sydney, and will be…

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Moaning at the Bar S.A. Hotel Employees Will Fight Wage Reduction

Daily Pictorial · Monday 24 November 1930 · page 2

ADELAIDE, Sunday. -- The decision of hotel-keepers to pay barmen the minimum legal wage of £412 a week instead of £5, was rejected…

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Hammond Hotel No. 6 Clergyman's Great Work for Destitute Men

Daily Pictorial · Monday 24 November 1930 · page 7

EXPANDING in 20 years from a cottage at Enmore, in sheltering seven men, Hammond Hotel No. 6, now has accommdation for 120…

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