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Hotels & licensing, 1936

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To Build Hotel at Katoomba

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 16 October 1936 · page 7

Theodore Charles Trautwein is one of the first directors of a new £130,000 company, registered yesterday as Hotel Katoomba, Ltd…

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Rendezvous of Distinguished Social and Commercial Personalities an Australian Hotel Which Has Won to World Status to the Cognoscenti of Travel, Sydney Means "The Australia" the Australia Hotel, Sydney

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 17 October 1936 · page 32

THERE are but a few cities in the world which have achieved cosmopolitan rank. Sydney is one of them. Similarly there are only a few hotels which may justly claim world status, hotels that are known wherever travellers and people generally of cosmopolitan…

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Money and Markets. Toohey's Limited £500,000 More In Property and Hotels Since 1933 Shareholders Well Placed

Truth · Sunday 18 October 1936 · page 25

BREWERIES are popular. The man in the street, when thinking of investments, mostly believes there is nothing better. That such a belief is well founded admits of little doubt…

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New Hotel To Cost £15,000. Hurstville Council Rejects Plan

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 19 October 1936 · page 16

The Hurstville Council, at its last meeting, rejected plans for a new £15,000 hotel, with which Tooth's, Ltd., proposed to replace an existing hotel at Hurstville. It was…

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Hotel's Long Record. Windsor

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 19 October 1936 · page 7

Frances Mary Weingarth, licensee of the Royal Hotel, Windsor, was charged before Mr. Bliss. S.M., at the Windsor Police Court on Friday, with having supplied liquor on her…

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Two Menus in F.c. Hotel

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 19 October 1936 · page 7

CANBERRA, Sunday.--A new version of the adage, "making fish of one and fowl of the other" has been introduced at the Hotel Kurrajong, where…

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In Equity. (Before the Chief Judge, Mr. Justice Long Innes.) Rental of Hotel

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 20 October 1936 · page 6

Estate of late Mr. C. Waterhouse. A dispute among the beneficiaries under the will of the late Mr. Charles Waterhouse was brought into court by a suit in which the…

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Hotel Licences Transferred

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 20 October 1936 · page 6

Applications for transfer of licences as follows were granted at the Metropolitan Licensing Court yesterday:—Alfred William Hawkins to Elizabeth Ann Hoogwere, Metropolitan…

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Hotel Improvements

The Sun · Wednesday 21 October 1936 · page 28

COWRA, Wednesday.--Alterations and additions are being made, or are contemplated, to several local hotels. On one, £2000 is being spent…

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Publican Fined "Looking For After-Hours Business," Says' P.M.

The Sun · Wednesday 21 October 1936 · page 28

QUEANBEYAN. Wednesday. -- When Sergeant North entered the Royal Hotel after hours on September 25, he found eight men drinking…

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In Equity. (Before the Chief Judge, Mr. Justice Long Innes.) Rental of Hotel

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 21 October 1936 · page 11

The hearing was concluded of the suit— particulars of which were given in yesterday's law report—arising out of a dispute among the beneflcaries of the will of the late Mr…

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Wentworth Hotel Ltd. a Smaller Net Profit

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 13

Wentworth Hotel Ltd. reports a net profit of £2173 for the year ended June 30, compared with £3982 the previous year and a loss of £1133 for 1933-34. The profit reduces the…

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Youngest Pilots. Licensed at 17 Years. Adelaide Girl and Youth. Adelaide

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 11

Australia's two youngest air pilots have just been granted their "A" licences by the Civil Aviation Board. Both are aged 17, and both live in Adelaide…

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Flying Hotels. Aeroplanes in U.S.A. Lounge and Dressing Rooms

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 24

"AEROPLANES with lounge and dressing rooms were almost completed when I left the United States," Miss Donna Williamson said yesterday, "and…

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Supreme Court. Banco Jury Causes. (Before the Chief Justice, Sir Frederick Jordan, and jury.) Sale of Hotel. McDonnell v Shields

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 7

William Patrick McDonnell brought an action against Richard W. G. Shields to recover £1000 damages on the ground that defendant had falsely represented the bar…

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Police Investigate Damage At Hotel

The Sun · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 36

Police are investigating damage done last night at the Forest Ledge Hotel, Arundel-streer. It is alleged that three men demanded drink…

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They Don't Go To Races Now: Stay At Home Odds Better Is Claim "200 Around Radio at Hotel" Test Case Story

The Sun · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 21

WILFRED PYE WEBB, theatre manager, of Ashfield, said at the race broadcast test case to-day…

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Old Carlton Hotel

The Propeller · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 3

The old Royal Hotel at Carlton will probably be converted into modem shops and flats. This building is on the corner of Short Street and…

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Youngest P[?]ts. Licensed at 17 [?]. Adelaide Girl and [?]. ADELAIDE [?]

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 22 October 1936 · page 11

Australia's two youngest [?] have just been granted their "A" licences [?] the Civil Aviation Board. Both are [?] both live in Adelaide…

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Hotel Camps For Tourist Trade. Consul's Advice

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 23 October 1936 · page 10

"It is a pity that Australia has not adopted a similar system of tourist accommodation to the hotel camps in California," said the Consul-General for Belgium, M. Henri…

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