Publican Makes Denials Allegations By Wife Bid to Buy Hotel
A MAN who bid £418,000 at auction for the freehold of a hotel, and had it knocked down to…
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Alterations to Park View Hotel, St. Marys
Proposed alterations to Park View Hotel. St. Marys, were, submitted to Penrith Licensing Court on Monday and approved…
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The Australian Hotel at Young, knocked down to the licensee at auction in March for £418,000, was finally sold to another person tor £21,000 the Divorce Registrar was told today…
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A MAN who bid £418,000 at auction for the freehold of a hotel, and had it knocked down to him at that figure, could not afford to pay £21,500 for it when it was offered to him a few months later, according to evidence, before the Registrar in Divorce (Mr. Doughan)…
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A MAN who bid £418,000 at auction for the freehold of a hotel, and had it knocked down to him at that figure, could not afford to pay £21,500 for it when it was offered to him a few months later, according to evidence before the Registrar in Divorce (Mr. Doughan)…
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A MAN who bid £418,000 at auction for the freehold of a hotel, and had it knocked down to him at that figure, could not afford to pay £21,500 for it when it was offered to him a few months later, according to evidence before the Registrar in Divorce (Mr. Doughan)…
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A man who bid £418,000 at auction for the freehold of a hotel, and had it knocked down to him at that figure, could not afford to pay £21,500 for it when it was offered to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →'The Pub': The story In a great hotel many curious things happen, many interestin people come and go.. In this article our 'Town Talk' columni[?] picks out highlights in the sixty years of the Australia Hote
THE Australia Hotel--affectionately known as "The Pub" -- is a rambling, slightly bedraggled building which fronts with Victorian apology on to Castlereagh Street, and…
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Profit of Windsor Hotel, Ltd., for the year ended June 30 was £18,738, compared with £18.210 for 1947-48…
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DUBBO, Wednesday. -- A pillow containing a roll of banknotes was thrown from a window during a…
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DUBBO, Wednesday. -- A pillow containing a roll of banknotes was thrown, from a window during a…
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DUBBO, Wednesday. -- A pillow containing a roll of banknotes was thrown from a window during a…
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DUBBO, Wednesday. -- A pillow containing a roll of banknotes was thrown from a window during a…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--John Lilley, publican, was committed for trial by the Coroner (Mr. P. Biggins)…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.-- John Lilley, publican, was committed for trial by the. Coroner (Mr. P. Biggins)…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--John Lilley, publican, was committed for trial by the Coroner (Mr. P. Biggins)…
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Another sharp contrast in the earning power of two of Sydney's leading residential hotels has been repeated in 1949…
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BEER was not sold at most city and suburban hotels yesterday, a survey revealed…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →"Miserable Policy" Concerning Grain Export Licenses Deplored
BRISBANE: "Tardy and miserable" policy of the Federal Government is granting grain export licenses was deplored by the Queensland Grain Grower's Association president (Mr.S.O. Cowlishaw) at the Association's annual meeting in Toowoomba. Analoty of the Commerce Min-…
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