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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1933

606 stories in Sydney's papers · page 18 of 31

Travelling Alone 'Social Observances when Slaying at Hotels

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 6 July 1933 · page 15

BOTH at home and abroad woman now stop At hotels alone much more frequently than was the custom some years ago, therefore it is desirable to be…

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COOTAMUNDRA C.C. Conditional License

Referee · Thursday 6 July 1933 · page 15

PROVIDED that the ground is brought up to requirements and that racing is conducted on a non-proprietary basis, the Cootamundra Coursing Club will be…

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Hotel is Gift to Nuns

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 July 1933 · page 35

Cape Town,—The directors of the De Beers Consolidated Diamond Mines have made a magnificent gift to the Sisters of the Holy Family in Kimberley by…

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Falling-off in Licenses

The Labor Daily · Thursday 6 July 1933 · page 10

The Licenses Reduction Board, in its annual report issued yesterday, refers to the depressed conditions now prevailing…

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Union Hotels. Certificates to be Issued. Others to Be Boycotted. Newcastle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 7 July 1933 · page 12

Union certificates are to be issued to approved hotels on the Northern coalfields. The certificates will testify that all employees in the hotels in which they are hung…

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Allawah Hotel Robbery. Man Committed for Trial

The St George Call · Friday 7 July 1933 · page 2

Mr. Stevenson, S.M., at Kogarah Court on Tuesday, committed Edward Rankin Gardner for trial at the Sydney Quarter Sessions on a charge of…

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Country Licenses Galore Sydney "Brief" Still Delayed

Sydney Sportsman · Saturday 8 July 1933 · page 13

FOLLOWERS of the "Rattling Rabbit" sport are just about exasperated waiting for the Government to pant the Tin…

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SPORT and Sportsmen Will Betting Commission Favor Licensing of Books in S.a.? Creation of Central Bureau For Acceptance of Country Betting On Tote? May Follow England's Example

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 8 July 1933 · page 8

WITH the Royal Commission on betting still proceeding, there is a growing impression that not only will the Commission recommend licensing of bookmakers on racecourses, but will also submit the desirability of extension of totalisator facilities for the benefit of country…

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Inquiries by Analyst. Publican's Death

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 11 July 1933 · page 9

Police are investigating the death last Friday of James Wallace Ritchie, aged 42 years, publican, of Gundagai, as the local doctor was unable to give a certificate setting out the…

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Jockey Drunk at the Wheel Fined and His License Suspended

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 11 July 1933 · page 6

Pleading guilty to a charge of having driven a car while under the influence of liquor, Alfred James Stanton, 28, jockey, was fined £10 by Mr…

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Tin Hare License in Sydney N.s.w. Trotting Co. Ltd. Reported to Have Been Chosen May Be Hitch

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 11 July 1933 · page 5

IT was stated in sporting circles yesterday that the State Government had decided to issue the metropolitan license for greyhound…

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Death of Country Publican Government Analyst to Report

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 11 July 1933 · page 3

The Government Analyst will assist the police in determining the cause of death of James Wallace Ritchie, licensee of the Club House Hotel,…

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Union Label for Hotels

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 12 July 1933 · page 20

UNION labels are to be issued to approved hotels on the Northern (N.S.W.) coalfields. The certificates will testify that all employees in the hotels in…

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Manly Hotel Plans

The Sun · Wednesday 12 July 1933 · page 20

Plans for improvements and additions to the Manly Hotel, which will be converted into a nine-floored structure at a cost of £30,000,…

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Manly Hotel. Additions to Cost £30,000

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 13 July 1933 · page 5

In the Metropolitan Licensing Court yesterday, the Licensing Magistrate (Mr. W. S. Arnott) approved the application of Frederick Deaton, licensee of the Hotel Manly, for…

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State Cabinet Today Sydney Greyhound License Cathedral Site

The Labor Daily · Thursday 13 July 1933 · page 6

THE State Cabinet will have before it to-day the question of the Issuing of a greyhound racing license for the metropolitan, area, and…

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Oldest Hotel

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 13 July 1933 · page 9

PROBABLY the oldest hotel in Sydney, the Hero of Waterloo, stands on the corner of Windmill and Lower Fort Streets, Miller's…

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Union Labor in Hotels Certificates Issued Newcastle

The Labor Daily · Friday 14 July 1933 · page 10

Within the next 14 days., those hotelkeepers in the Newcastle district employing union labor will be issued with a certificate by the…

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Tin Hares. Metropolitan License

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 15 July 1933 · page 13

The Premier (Mr. Stevens) said yesterday that the Cabinet had not yet decided to whom the licence for mechanical hare coursing in the metropolis should be granted. The…

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License for Tin Hares Decision Next Week

The Labor Daily · Saturday 15 July 1933 · page 10

Following upon recent representations to the Government concerning tho proposed issuing of the metropolitan greyhound racing license to…

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