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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1952

1,361 stories in Sydney's papers · page 18 of 69

A.l.p. Branch Denies Part in Hotel Ban

Daily Mirror · Friday 2 May 1952 · page 5

The Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today a letter had been received from Mr. K. J. Burke, President of the Blacktown Branch of the Australian Labor…

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A.l.p. Branch Denies Part in Hotel Ban

Daily Mirror · Friday 2 May 1952 · page 5

The Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today a letter had been received from Mr. K. J. Burke, President of the Blacktown Branch of the Australian Labor…

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A.l.p. Branch Denies Part in Hotel Ban

Daily Mirror · Friday 2 May 1952 · page 5

The Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today a letter had been received from Mr. K. J. Burke, President of the Blacktown Branch of the Australian Labor…

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A.l.p. Branch Denies Part in Hotel Ban

Daily Mirror · Friday 2 May 1952 · page 5

The Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today a letter had been received from Mr. K. J. Burke, President of the Blacktown Branch of the Australian Labor…

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The Tree-top Hotel While Queen (then Princess) Elizabeth slept in this spot on her short African holiday, King George VI died suddenly in London and she became Queen of England

The World's News · Saturday 3 May 1952 · page 16

I HAVE recently spent four nights in a tree—four of the most interesting nights of my life. I was not clinging to the branches,…

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Hotel loses all phones

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 3 May 1952 · page 2

NEW YORK, Fri.--The Southern Bell Telephone Company has removed all telephones from the…

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Truth's Cookery Section Hotel chef's lamb dish is tasty, economical

Truth · Sunday 4 May 1952 · page 35

During his 25 years as chef at the Hotel Australia Mr. W. J. Bates has cooked for many famous visitors to this country, including the Duke of Windsor—then Prince of Wales—and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt…

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Hotel 'flop' became £500,000 hit show

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 4 May 1952 · page 16

An entertainment act which flopped in a Chicago hotel has developed into a £500,000 enterprise. It is the all-Negro…

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Hotels and Housing

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 5 May 1952 · page 2

Sir,—The Minister for Housing Materials has granted permits for the building of seven hotels…

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Official ban on hotel 'begging'

The Sun · Monday 5 May 1952 · page 24

Olympic Federation officials will not go "cap'in-hand" to collect money in hotel bars to help finance the Olympic team's trip to Helsinki…

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Publican Fined for Bottling Beer

The Sun · Tuesday 6 May 1952 · page 2

NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--Excise men and licensing police discovered a bottling machine behind…

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Woman on hotel awning

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 6 May 1952 · page 5

A fireman and detectives last night seized a fashionably dressed woman on the awning of a Manly hotel,…

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Judge on Licensing Court's rights -- "no interference"

The Sun · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 5

Liquor Royal Commissioner Mr. Justice Maxwell, said today he would need a "good deal of shaking" to depart from the view that there must be no serious intrusion on the rights of the Licensing Court…

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"No Intrusion On Licensing Court," Says Liquor Judge

Daily Mirror · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 7

"I shall need a good deal of shaking before I depart from the view that it is impossible to allow any serious intrusion upon that constituted body, the Licensing Court," the Royal Commissioner on Liquor (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today…

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"No Intrusion On Licensing Court," Says Liquor Judge

Daily Mirror · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 7

"I shall need o good deal of shaking before I depart from the view that it is impossible to allow any serious intrusion upon that constituted body, the Licensing Court," the Royal Commissioner on Liquor (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today…

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"No Intrusion on Licensing Court," Says Liquor Judge

Daily Mirror · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 2

"I shall need a good deal of shaking before I depart from the view that it is impossible to allow any serious intrusion upon that constituted body, the Licensing Court," the Royal Commissioner on Liquor (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today…

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"No Intrusion On Licensing Court," Says Liquor Judge

Daily Mirror · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 7

"I shall need a good deal of shaking before I depart from the view that it is impossible to allow any serious intrusion upon that constituted body, the Licensing Court," the Royal Commissioner on Liquor (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today…

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"No Intrusion on Licensing Court," Says Liquor Judge

Daily Mirror · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 2

"I shall need a good deal of .shaking before I depart from the view that it is impossible to allow any serious intrusion upon that constituted body, the Licensing Court," the Royal Commissioner on Liquor (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today…

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"No Intrusion On Licensing Court,'' Says Liquor Judge

Daily Mirror · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 7

"I shall need a good deal of shaking before I depart from the view that it is impossible to allow any serious intrusion upon that constituted body, the Licensing Court," the Royal Commissioner on Liquor (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said today…

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Two More Hotels for Fairfield

The Biz · Thursday 8 May 1952 · page 16

Permits to build seven modern hotels, in the metropolitan area have been granted by the Department of Building Materials…

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