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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1944

1,004 stories in Sydney's papers · page 43 of 51

Hotel Hands

Daily Mirror · Thursday 23 November 1944 · page 8

WOULD it not be a good idea for Manpower to use all the publicans' spare time in some war industry between 7.30 a.m. and 3. p.m., as…

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Prosecute If Hotels Ban Meals

The Sun · Saturday 25 November 1944 · page 2

Hotelkeepers who fail to supply meals and accommodation to bona fide travellers, will be prosecuted, the…

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Govt. May Control Hotel

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 28 November 1944 · page 4

CANBERRA, Monday. -- The Commonwealth may take over the Hotel Canberra, the capital's…

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Diplomats' 'Air Hotel'

The Sun · Thursday 30 November 1944 · page 2

LONDON, Thursday.--A new "flying hotel" will take high British and American emissaries on urgent Atlantic crossings…

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50-50 New Hotel Hours Commended Letterettes in Fifty Words Praise

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 1 December 1944 · page 11

The U.L.V.A. should be congratulated on the operation of 4.30 to 6 p.m. drinking hours. With all hotels open at…

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Criticism of Hotel Hours

Daily Mirror · Friday 1 December 1944 · page 6

A protest against the instruction issued by the U.L.V.A. to publicans to conserve beer for sale in hotels between 4.30 p.m…

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Criticism of Hotel Hours

Daily Mirror · Friday 1 December 1944 · page 6

A protest against the instruction issued by the U.L.V.A. to publicans to conserve beer for sale in hotels between 4.30 p.m…

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Great Beer Mystery Deeper Than Ever Brewers' Profits Up Hotel Hours Fewer

Truth · Sunday 3 December 1944 · page 25

"WHEN one door closes another opens." is a piece of homely philosophy current in some business circles. It's another way of saying: "What you miss on the swings, you get on the roundabout."…

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Hotel Safe Robbed

The Sun · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 6

Thieves broke into the Pastoral Hotel. Wagga, last night and stole £220 in cash from a safe. The money was to have…

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'Too Nice' To Run Hotel

The Sun · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 3

A man seeking an hotel licence was described in the Licensing Court today as "very pleasant,"…

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Army Club In Hotel

The Sun · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 3

PERTH, Monday.--Use of the residential section of the Savoy Hotel, in the heart of the city, as an Australian Army Officers'…

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Import Licensing Amendment To Admit Servicemen

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 12

An amendment to Customs (Import Licensing) Regulations, designed to admit the re-entry of discharged servicemen into…

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Wagga Hotel Robbery

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 9

THE licensee of the Pastoral Hotel, Wagga (Mr. Gordon O'Cain) reported to the police today that £220 h cash was stolen from a safe at the…

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Wagga Hotel Robbery

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 3

THE licensee of the Pastoral Hotel, Wagga (Mr. Gordon O'Cain) reported to the police today that £220 in cash was stolen from a safe at the…

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Wagga Hotel Robbery

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 9

THE licensee of the Pastoral Horel, Wagga (Mr. Gordon O'Cain) reported to the police today that £220 in cash was stolen from a safe at the…

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Import Licensing Amendment To Admit Servicemen

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 12

An amendment to Customs (Import Licensing) Regulations, designed to admit the re-entry of discharged servicemen into…

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Import Licensing Amendment To Admit Servicemen

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 12

An amendment to Customs (Import Licensing) Regulations, designed to admit the re-entry of discharged servicemen into…

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Import Licensing Amendment To Admit Servicemen

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 12

An amendment to Customs (Import Licensing) Regulations, designed to admit the re-entry of discharged servicemen into…

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Wagga Hotel Robbery

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 9

THE licensee of the Pastoral Hotel, Wagga (Mr. Gordon O'Cain) reported to the police today that £220 in cash was stolen from a safe at the…

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Fruitless Opposition To License Transfer

Daily Mirror · Monday 4 December 1944 · page 5

Despite police opposition, an application for tine transfer of the licence of the Randwick Hotel, Alison Rd., Randwick, from William Wright Lappin, to Easton Carter Gray (45), Sussex Hotel, Sussex St.,…

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