Protest Against Hotel Repairs
A protest against repairs being made to hotels, particularly in the country, when they were more urgently needed to schools, was made at the annual…
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Police Drive For Hotel Conditions
Licensing police who have made a State-wide inspection of hotels, will ask the Licensing Court…
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CANBERRA, Monday.--The Commonwealth probably will not prosecute leading Sydney hotels which recently superimposed a service charge on meals costs. Reason for this is that the…
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A protest against repairs being made [?] hotels, particularly in the country, when they were more urgently needed to schools, was made at the annual…
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According to the new Tourist Minister, Mr. Finnan, all N.S.W. hotels will have to be “brought up to scratch” in rcspcct of the provision of good meals and adequate bathroom and toilet facilities…
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Ansett Transport Industries Ltd., who operate Ansett Airways and the Pioneer Tourist coaches, are acquiring hotels throughout Australia in order to provide proper accommodation for their patrons,…
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Mr. Spicer, MLC, had approached him before the Peak Hill sports carnival on March 17 and 18 and suggested he permit betting, Police-Sergeant Alfred John Keogh said today…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Contests in Licensing Court Spirit Merchant's Licence Refused to St. Marys; One Granted to Penrith Demand From Country Customers an Issue
MR. J. B. SCOBIE, chairman of the Licensing Board, held a court in Penrith on Monday to hear several applications for licences, two of which were strongly contested. Building plans for a restaurant licence at the Dude Ranch,…
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CANBERRA, Thursday. -- If Australia could overcome its hotel problem, tens of thousands of…
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"Australia would do well to take a lesson from Switzerland in her effort to win tourists," states Mrs. L. J. Donaldson, of Vaucluse, who has returned from a business trip to Europe with her husband…
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CANBERRA, Friday. --The Minister for Commerce (Mr. Pollard) told Mr. White (Lib,, Vic.) in the House of…
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BRISBANE, Friday. -- The South African Soccer team will stay at a Coogee hotel when it returns to Sydney on Thursday, May 29…
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In Paris, Les Ambassadeurs is famous as the hotel where international figures congregate in gold braided uniforms, dine…
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Hundreds of Sydney girls warmly welcomed the 3500 U.S. Naval officers and men who landed in Sydney yesterday. The men, on leave for the first time since…
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Many New South Wales hotels had not been renovated or repaired for 80 years, a Licensing Branch official said yesterday. Others were in a bad state of repair before World War II,…
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GUNNEDAH, Monday.— Fire swept through a wing of the Royal Hotel at Gunnedah early this morning and also…
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CANBERRA, Sunday —The member for Watson, Mr. Falstein, to-day defied the ban on guests entering the Hotel Canberra…
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Rescuers had to fight their way through dense smoke to save two men, a woman and a baby from the fiercely burning Royal Hotel at Gunnedah early today. One of the men--Mr. Hanlon--was dragged unconscious along…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Leader of 380,000 clothing workers He keeps his union free of Communists He makes every member vote, gives them a holiday hotel, sport, schools
DAVID DUBINSKY, dynamic little leader of the International Ladies' Garment Workers'…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →£15,000 Loss in Gunnedah Fire Printery And Shops Gutted Heavy Damage in Hotel Wing
A NEWSPAPER office and two shops were destroyed and a wing of a hotel was badly damaged in a fire that broke out in Gunnedah early this morning…
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