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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1935

836 stories in Sydney's papers · page 36 of 42

Magistrate's Grave Reflection on TAXI-DRIVERS "String of Previous Convictions Necessary for License"

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 16 November 1935 · page 4

THIS gentleman has started something! According to Mr. A. G. Hardwick, S.M., it is almost…

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Hotel Trading Hours

Truth · Sunday 17 November 1935 · page 19

"TRUTH" will conduct a ballot on the question of hotel closing hours All shades of opinion in this…

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"Truth's" Ballot on Hotel Hours Chance to Record Vote On This Question

Truth · Sunday 17 November 1935 · page 21

SHOULD there be a change in hotel closing times from six till six to later hours? OPINIONS may vary on the matter. Temperance and prohibition workers, if they cannot have total abolition…

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Hotel Ballot

Truth · Sunday 17 November 1935 · page 13

AT what hour should the hotels close? Hours of trading vary throughout Australia and…

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Japanese Victims of Poppy Dreams Licensed Drug Shops of Harbin HARBIN, Manchukuo

Truth · Sunday 17 November 1935 · page 14

EVEN the Japanese, founders and protectors of the new State [?] of Mamc[?]ukuo, are railing victims to the narcotic habit This is an outstanding impression I have received in a tour of the new State, created only four years ago, from the Yellow Sea to the Siberian frontier. The founders of…

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Hotel Hours in S. Australia Extension Bill Is Favored Adelaide

The Sun · Sunday 17 November 1935 · page 13

When the debate on the Licensing Bill is resumed in the Assembly on Wednesday, interest will centre on the attitude of the Premier, Mr…

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Real Snakes Seen At Two Hotels Wee Waa

The Sun · Monday 18 November 1935 · page 11

Snakes are plentiful in the Wee Waa district, and have been seen right in the town. One was killed in front of the bar of an hotel, one at…

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Around The Courts Drank Beer at the Hangings Hotel Patrons Always Had the Best Seats

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 19 November 1935 · page 4

STRANGELY enough, narratives of punctured romance and domestic squabbles appear to have a peculiar fascination for court habitues, and although murder trials invariably draw a full house if is problematical whether any court maintains its attendances so…

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No Extension of Lease Council Hotel to Be Sold

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 19 November 1935 · page 10

OVER-RULING a recommendation of the finance committee last week, that the present licensee of the Gladstone Hotel. William street,…

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How Betting Works in S.a. Licensed Shops Mean Revenue

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 19 November 1935 · page 1

ADELAIDE, Monday.--The Queensland Racing Commission was told to-day by the president, of the South Australian Jockey Club (Mr. W. B…

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Hotel Burned Down. Collarenebri

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 20 November 1935 · page 16

The hotel at Rowena was destroyed by fire about 3.30 a.m. to-day. The building was of weatherboard and was owned by Mrs. Donohue, and had been leased for the last two years by…

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Did Not Pay Hotel Bill

The Labor Daily · Wednesday 20 November 1935 · page 7

Stated by the police to be a prohibited immigrant, George Horace Collver, 30, car driver, was sentenced to the rising ol the Court, and…

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Change in Hotel Hours Favored Referendum Possible in S.A. ADELAIDE

The Labor Daily · Wednesday 20 November 1935 · page 6

The Premier, Mr. Butler, told a deputation of Temperance workers to-day, that he was in favor of introducing into South Australia the…

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Licensed Listeners More Than Three-quarters of a Million

The Land · Friday 22 November 1935 · page 19

THERE are now more than three-quarters of a million licensed radio listeners in Australia…

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Dinner-dance at New Hotel

The Labor Daily · Saturday 23 November 1935 · page 6

HAVING taken 12 months to complete, at a cost stated to be in the vicinity of £100,000, official opening of the New Lapstone Hotel…

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Hotel Trading Hours

Truth · Sunday 24 November 1935 · page 1

"TRUTH" will conduct a ballot on the question of hotel closing hours. All shades of opinion in this…

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The Truth About Motors & Motoring Protecting Owners Unskilled Mechanics Are Motorists' Greatest Danger Licensing and Grading Urged Leading Lights of the Motor World

Truth · Sunday 24 November 1935 · page 10

THE purchase of an automobile involves the expenditure of hundreds of pounds and to obtain the best results from such an investment owners of motor vehicles need to keep them in efficient mechanical condition. To ensure this,…

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Here's a Chance to Have Your Say on Liquor Poll "Truth" Conducts Ballot on Hotel Hours Chance to Register Opinion on This Question

Truth · Sunday 24 November 1935 · page 25

"TRUTH'S" BALLOT to discover whether or not a change is desirable in the hotel closing times throughout the State, has already created tremendous interest. Completed ballot papers are pouring into this office…

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Illegal Betting Still in S.A. Licensed Shops Affect Racing Melbourne

The Sun · Sunday 24 November 1935 · page 7

Investigations in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, have convinced the Queensland Royal Commission on racing and gaming that racing…

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Later Closing Hour Wanted Hotelkeepers Meet

The Labor Daily · Wednesday 27 November 1935 · page 10

"The present closing hour of 6 p.m. was introduced as a war measure and it is time it was removed from the Statute Book," declared…

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