City Club Secretaries in Licensing Court
FOUR well-known city club secretaries appeared in the Licensing Court today to answer charges that they had permitted illegal…
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Hotelkeeper Fined
GEORGE LINKE, licensee of the Coronation Hotel, Park Street, Sydney, was fined £5 at Central Summons Court today, for failing to have…
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GEORGE LINKE, licensee of the Coronation Hotel, Park Street, Sydney, was fined £5 at Central Summons Court today, for failing to have…
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GEORGE LINKE, licensee of the Coronation Hotel, Park Street, Sydney, was fined £5 at Central Summons Court today, for failing to have…
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GEORGE LINKE, licensee of the Coronation Hotel, Park Street, Sydney, was fined £5 at Central Summons Court today, for failing to have…
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GEORGE LINKE, licensee of the Coronation Hotel, Park Street, Sydney, was fined £5 at Central Summons Court today, for failing to have…
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Mr E. Debrincat, of "Mount Royal" Dairy, Windsor Road, St. Marys, notifies that at the Licensing Court to be held in Penrith on October 9 he will…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Hotel Licence Case of Captain Waugh Attorney-general Questioned
THE granting of an hotel licence to Captain Carlton John Waugh by the Licensing Magistrate on 20th inst, was the subject of…
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At Penrith Licensing Court this morning the transfer of the licence of the Log Cabin Hotel, Penrith, from Mrs McLiver to Reginald Herbert Joyce…
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Women should fight any move to extend liquor trading hours, the president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union,…
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Molly Lee, 27, of Bridge Road, Glebe, was critically injured late last night when she fell 50ft. from a window of the Metropolitan Hotel, George and…
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LONDON, Friday.--Guests in some of London's leading hotels, where staff shortage is acute, now make their own beds, clean their shoes, and tidy their bedrooms. These "working" guests are usually women. They volunteer…
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A net profit of £8,288 is shown by Menzies Hotel, Ltd., Melbourne, for the year ended June 30, compared with £11,185 in 1939-40. Taxation…
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UNSETTLED conditions due to the war and increased wages and commodity prices contributed to reduce net profits of Menzies Hotel Ltd.,…
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UNSETTLED conditions due to the war and increased wages and commodity prices contributed to reduce net profits of Menzies Hotel Ltd.,…
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COLLARENEBRI, Tuesday. -- When fire broke out at Tattersalls Hotel, Collarenebri, early this morning, considerable damage was done to bars…
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COLLARENEBRI, Tuesday. -- When fire broke out at Tattersalls Hotel, Collarenebri, early this morning, considerable damage was done to bars…
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John Alan Mendes, licensee of the Mayfair Hotel, King's Cross, successfully appealed in the Quatrer Sessions Appeals Court…
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WHILE the State Government " must have money for its needs, and while a general law made for the whole State must be…
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The Attorney-General, Mr. C. E. Martin, indicated in the Legislative Assembly yesterday that no further action was likely to be taken in regard…
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