Chain Hotels for British War Worscers
LONDON, Saturday.-- Accommodation for nearly 100,000 war workers and air raid victims will be provided when the…
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Hotel May Be Hospitality Hut
The residential portion of Hotel Mansions, King's Cross, with aoccommodation for 200 persons, may be opened as a…
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MELBOURNE, Sat. -- Hundreds of men and women spend their afternoons drinking in Melbourne hotel lounges while authorities complain of manpower shortage…
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Thousands of offers of voluntary help have been received by Miss Anne Marsh of the Hospitality Hut…
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One of the reasons police today objected to the transfer of a hotel licence to Robert McKerlie, of the A. I. F., was that, as a member of the Commonwealth military forces, he was precluded from following any…
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One of the reasons police today objected to the transfer of a hotel licence to Robert McKerlie, of the A.I.F., was that, as a member of the Commonwealth military forces, he was precluded from following any…
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One of the reasons police today objected to the transfer of a hotel licence to Robert McKerlie, of fhe A.I.F., was that, as a member of the Commonwealth military forces, he was precluded from following any…
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One of the reasons police today objected to the transfer of a hotel licence to Robert McKerlie, of the A.I.F., was that, as a member of the Commonwealth military forces, he was precluded from following any…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Inspector, Mr. Wilson, objected in the Licensing Court yesterday to the transfer of the licence of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Beer Trafficking Banned by Federal Order Hotels Can't Switch Supplies--Inspection By Customs Officials MELBOURNE
A special National Security regulation to eliminate trafficking in beer has been issued by the Federal Government. Breweries must now take all reasonable…
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At last night's meeting of Granville Council the health inspector (Mr. Bleasdale) reported that, with Inspector Williams of the Health…
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The Metropolitan Licensing Cou[?] has granted the following transfers of hotel licences:âQuarryman's Hotel, Pyrmont, to Wm. Fredk. [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Hotel As U.s. Club
LONDON, Wednesday.--American women have opened a club in one of the leading West End hotels to entertain…
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Three Australian soldiers played at firemen in the Hotel Federal last night. Today the fourth, fifth, sixth…
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ADELAIDE, Friday.—The Womens Employment Board to-day granted an anplication by the Licensed Victuallers' Association of South Australia for…
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ADELAIDE, Saturday.-- Barmaids will be employed in South Australian hotels on the same conditions and pay as men for the duration of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Hotels Aid Sly-grog
SOME hotelkeepers are selling beer to slygroggers at prices which they dare not charge over…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Black market liquor in hotels
Block market liquor has been discovered in Sydney hotels. Authorities suspect some of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Publicans Prefer Nips
WITH a doctor's certificate, I visited four hotels seeking a flask of brandy for an aged sick lady. Each had brandy on display, but refused to sell. They prefer to sell nips, showing a 200-300 per cent, profit rather…
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WITH a doctor's certificate, I visited four hotels seeking a flask of brandy for an aged sick lady. Each had brandy on display,but refused to sell. They prefer to sell nips, showing a 200-300 per cent, profit rather…
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