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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1946

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Council May Sell 12 Hotels In City

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 3

Sale of 12 hotels, and also valuable vacant land and leasehold properties held by the City Council, will be advocated by the Lord…

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Council Hotels May Be Sold

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 6

The freehold of 12 hotels owned by the City Council should be sold, the Lord Mayor (Alderman Bartley) said…

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Bartley Wants Council Hotels Sold by Tender

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 15

THREE City Council hotels should be offered for tender every two months until the 12 hotels owned by the Council were sold, the Lord Mayor (Alderman R. J. Bartley) said in…

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Bartley Wants Council Hotels Sold by Tender

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 15

THREE City Council hotels should be offered for tender every two months until the 12 hotels owned by the Council were sold, the Lord Mayor (Alderman R. J. Hartley) said in…

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Bartley Wants Council Hotels Sold by Tender

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 15

THREE City Council hotels should be offered for tender every two months until the 12 hotels owned by the Council were sold, the Lord Mayor (Alderman R. J. Bartley) said in…

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Proposal To Sell Hotels

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 4

If the City Council adopts the plan of the Lord Mavor Alderman Bart ley, to sell 12 hotels two theatres, and many of its leasehold properties…

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Council Hotels

The Sun · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 4

The State Government should intervene if the City Council adopts the suggestion of the Lord Mayor (Ald. Bartley), and…

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Licensee Cleans Room, Discovers £1000 Theft

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 17 May 1946 · page 5

BRISBANE, Thursday.--The licensee of the Central Hotel, Cloncurry, has just discovered the theft of £1000 which she last checked when she put the money in the hotel safe last December. When the licensee was tidying up on the maid's day off she…

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Women's News Mrs. Glencross Urges Women To Vote Against Late Hotel Hours

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 17 May 1946 · page 16

Chairman of the Housewives' Association (Mrs. Eleanor Glencross) yesterday urged members of the Salvation Army to vote against extension of hotel trading hours. Mrs. Glencross spoke at the…

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Community Hotels Criticised "Would Keep Men Out Late"

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 17 May 1946 · page 8

The tempting conditions of proposed community hotels would keep men out later at night after work if hotel closing hours were extended…

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Community Hotels Francis Wilson, N.S.W. Temperance Alliance

The Methodist · Saturday 18 May 1946 · page 9

There is great need for Christian people to examine closely the many ideas that are frequently set forth as panaceas for the ills of mankind. This is…

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World's Oddest Hotel

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 18 May 1946 · page 7

THE world's oddest hotel sits in the branches of a wild fig tree in a Kenya forest. "Treetops" Hotel caters for the tourist who…

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Hotel Hitch Over Big Orange Match

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 18 May 1946 · page 11

ORANGE, Friday.—A hitch has occurred in arrangements for the accommodation of the English footballers in Orange, which may mean the abandonment of the match against Wester Districts on…

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Bondi Hotel for Palmer's?

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 18 May 1946 · page 3

AIRMAN: It's the Noah's Ark stunt again. They're afraid of tidal waves from atom bombs!…

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Saloon-bar prices in hotel lounges under new official order

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 19 May 1946 · page 56

Prices and measures of drinks in Sydney hotel lounges will soon be brought under control bv an order being drafted by the N.S.W. Prices Branch. The measures and prices to be set will be those already…

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Council "Should Retain Hotels" Sale would "be great gain to breweries"

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 19 May 1946 · page 56

The proposed sale of 12 hotels owned by the City Council would deprive the public of thousands of pounds and would almost certainly be a great gain to the breweries, Alderman Shannon, M.L.A., said yesterday…

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Two Hotels for English Team

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 20 May 1946 · page 8

ORANGE, Sunday.—Difficulty in housing the English Rugby League team due to play in Orange on June 12 has been overcome…

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Policeman Turns Hotelkeeper

The Sun · Monday 20 May 1946 · page 3

Richard John Williams, former detective, became a publican to-day, when Mr. Wells. SM. in the Licensing Court, granted him a…

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Coogee Hotel "Black"

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 May 1946 · page 11

Local residents will begin to picket the Coogee Boy Hotel, Coogee, at 11 o'clock this morning…

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Council Hotel Sales Defended

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 20 May 1946 · page 11

It was absurd for anyone to suggest that the breweries would be the successful tenderers for Council-owned hotels it is…

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