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Hotels & licensing, 1954

1,225 stories in Sydney's papers · page 54 of 62

"Hoppy" hides out in hotel

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 23 November 1954 · page 18

Hopalong Cassidy is a tired man. So tired, in fact, that he intends to stay in his suite…

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"Hoppy" hides out in hotel

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 23 November 1954 · page 18

Hopalong Cassidy is a tired man. So tired, in fact, that he intends to stay in his suite…

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"Hoppy" hides out in hotel

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 23 November 1954 · page 18

Hopalong Cassidy is a tired man. So tired, in fact, that he intends to stay in his suite…

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"Hoppy" hides out in hotel

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 23 November 1954 · page 18

Hopalong Cassidy is a tired man. So tired, in fact, that he intends to stay in his suite…

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"Hoppy" hides out in hotel

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 23 November 1954 · page 2

Hopalong Cassidy is a tired man. So tired, in fact, that he intends to stay in his suite…

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Dispute Over Darling Point Hotel

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 3

LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burnstein, who yesterday took possession of the Glen Ascham Hotel at Darling Point. RIGHT: Mrs. Beverley Stewart Dawson leaving the hotel late yesterday afternoon…

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Community Hotel Proposal

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 14

The Sutherland Shire Council on Monday night reopened a proposal to build a community hotel…

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Terrorists Raid Hotel

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 3

NAIROBI, Nov. 23 (A.A.P.).—Mau Mau terrorists early to-day attacked and tried to burn down the…

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Split Over Hotel Architect

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 8

The Randwick Council last night declined to reemploy Mr. W. H. Helman as architect for its proposed…

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Barbecues, Music with 10 P.M. Hotel Hours Comfort plan

The Sun · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 7

A North Shore publican will build out-door barbecues and provide music with 10 pm closing of hotels. "We will make night-time drinking a…

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New plan on hotel break 'possible'

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 3

Some Labor members believe the Government may review its decision for a dinner break in the new hotel hours…

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Moves at hotel

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 3

MR. ROY BURNSTEIN. Mrs. Burnstein's husband, examining outgoing baggage before Mrs. David Stewart Dawson left Glen Ascham hotel yesterday…

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Poll plan on hotel defeated

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 20

Randwick Council last night defeated a proposal to hold a refrerendum on its…

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Clerk gets luxury hotel with £2 bid

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 4

Glen Ascham, luxury Darting Point private hotel, was knocked down for £2 to a Sydney clerk at a Sheriff's auction at the Supreme Court today. The buyer is Mr. Clive…

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Clerk gets luxury hotel with £2 bid

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 4

Glen Ascham, luxury Darling Point private hotel, was knocked down for £2 to a Sydney clerk at a Sheriff's auction at the Supreme Court today The buyer is Mr. Clive…

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Clerk gets luxury hotel with £2 bid

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 4

Glen Ascham, luxury Darling Point private hotel, was knocked down for £2 to a Sydney clerk at a Sheriff's auction at the Supreme Court today. The buyer is Mr. Clive…

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Clerk gets luxury hotel with £2 bid

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 24 November 1954 · page 4

Glen Ascham, luxury Darling Point private hotel, was knocked down for £2 to a Sydney clerk at a Sheriff's auction at the Supreme Court today. The buyer is Mr. Clive…

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Stoppage By Hotel Workers

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 25 November 1954 · page 1

The Liquor Trade Union last night decided to call a 24-hour stoppage of barmen and barmaids in Sydney…

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Clerk Pays £2 For Interest In Hotel, Faces Pile Of Debt

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 25 November 1954 · page 9

A clerk paid £2 for David Stewart Dawson's interest in Glen Ascham private hotel at Darling Point yesterday, but if he wants the title transferred to him he will…

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Better control of hotels

The Sun · Thursday 25 November 1954 · page 11

Hotels will be controlled better under the Liquor Act amendment that no person…

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