Hotel Pickets Guard Family From Eviction
Members of the Ryde Citizens' Committee who are keeping continuous picket on the Royal Hotel, Ryde, yesterday decided to picket the house of a woman threatened with eviction…
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Reconstruction Plans for Melbourne Hotels
MELBOURNE, Friday.--Carlton and United Breweries are to spend £500,000 on modernising Melbourne hotels, said the general manager (Mr…
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PARKES, Saturday. -- Thieves stole £109 from bars of two hotels last night. They smashed open the door of the Railway Hotel and took £100…
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A former councillor of the U.L.V.A. alleged yesterday that he had been "frozen out" of office by…
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Beer at the Royal Hotel, Ryde, is "black" according to one citizens' committee, and not "black" according to…
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Norbert Aloysious Lawler, 51, clerk, was fined £20 in the Central Police Court today for betting in the saloon bar of the…
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"It is regrettable that a man of your excellent reputation should fall into this category," Mr. Wells, S.M., told Leonard Dallas Love, at the Licensing Court today…
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"It is regrettable that a man of your excellent reputation should fall into this category," Mr. Wells, S.M., told Leonard Dallas Love, at the Licensing Court today…
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The Langite Century has copied the Fairfaxes’ Herald i n attributing hotel boycotts to Communists…
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AUCKLAND, Tuesday.--In an audacious hold-up bandits robbed the Rutland Hotel, Wanganui, of more than £400. Two young men armed with…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Publican Kept Beer for Sunday Sales Crown Allegation In Court Case £100 Fine for 8d. OVERCHARGE
SYDNEY JOHN BRUCE, licensee of the Hawkesbury River Hotel, Brooklyn, refused to sell beer on week days to workers because of the profits to be made on Sunday sales to…
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SYDNEY JOHN BRUCE, licensee of the Hawkesbury River Hotel, Brooklyn, refused to sell beer on week days to workers because of the profits to be made on Sunday sales to…
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After being assured by the Publicans' Committee that all publicans in the Parramatta area would endeavor to arrange their…
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Frank Benjamin, publican, told Mr. Scobie, SM, at the Licensing Court to- day, that he did not know…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Real Beer Drought From Tomorrow No Supplies Since Monday U.L.V.A. Asks for Police at Hotels
SYDNEY'S most serious beer drought will begin tomorrow when 80 per cent, of Sydney hotels supplied by Tooth's will have exhausted their…
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Tooth's Breweries, crippled by strikers, were reported last night to have stopped deliveries of beer to hotels…
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"If the Church everywhere would build community centres we would forestall the community hotels," the Rev. Alan Walker, of…
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The Pier Hotel--with only one hour's normal beer supply left because of the brewery strike--was…
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Toothy brewery strike, which has left most New South Wales hotels without beer, will come before Mr. Justice O'Mara in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court today…
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HOBART, Thursday. -- When Commonwealth control of beer supplies is lifted on March 25, the Tasmanian Government…
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