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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1968

15 stories in Sydney's papers

Hotel Sprengenhorst afgebrand

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 January 1968 · page 10

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Golf day at hotel

The Biz · Thursday 18 January 1968 · page 2

A PGA professional golf clinic will be conducted at the Chester Hill Hotel on Tuesday, January 23…

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Tourists Like Israeli Hotels Latest survey on tourism

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 January 1968 · page 9

Tel Aviv: Jourism Minister MosheKol last week said he was "quite convinced that the US Government will not do anything to hinder the free flow of tourists to Israel". He added that it was hard to believe…

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2,000 new hotel rooms in 1968/9

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 February 1968 · page 11

In 1968/9 Israel will have two thousand new hotel rooms. Twenty-five new hotels will be built and eight…

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Sports Round Up Kadimah may open licensed club in Bondi

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 February 1968 · page 12

Kadimah Progress Sports Club is likely to open the first Jewish licensed club in the community shortly. The club is at present considering an offer to lease the…

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Approval of Hotel

The Biz · Thursday 7 March 1968 · page 1

Fairfield Council approved a total of 165 building applications at its last meeting…

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Dutch Harry Hotel

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 24 May 1968 · page 8

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L’Hotel de Croisilles dans le Marais sera restaure et deviendra un centre culturel

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 14 June 1968 · page 7

l^NCORE une demeure seigneuriale du Marais sauvée ! Le 12 mai, une céremonie a marqué la prise de possession, par le "Comité Bourgogne". de l'hôtel de Croisilles, 12. rue du Parc-Royal, loué par l'Etat ans à cette association culturelle qui prend à charee sa restauration…

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Popular-priced hotel for Jerusalem

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 June 1968 · page 7

A Canadian investor will build a popular-pricecl hotel in Jerusalem with an initial investment of I£ 3 m…

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Minder buitenlanders in hotels

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 21 June 1968 · page 6

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"Hotel" instead of "Motel" as theatre fights ban

Tribune · Wednesday 31 July 1968 · page 12

SYDNEY: New Theatre hit back last Friday night at the ban by NSW Chief Secretary Willis on "Motel" -- part of its current production of "America Hurrah" -- by replacing the prohibited segment with a satirical lampoon entitled "Hotel"…

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They couldn't get a drink in the Crown Hotel

Tribune · Wednesday 25 September 1968 · page 8

ON Saturday, September 14, the Lord Mayor of Cairns, Aid. Penridge, officially opened a two-day…

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First Birthday party for the Crest Hotel

Now · Saturday 12 October 1968 · page 3

Among the distinguished guests at the first birthday party of the Crest Hotel, Kings Cross, were Mr. P. Bowen, Mr. Jack Wayland, Admiral Oldhan, Frank Huntingdon, The Premier, Mr. Askin, and Mr. Clive Caldwell, photographed by Now in the Premier Room of the Crest…

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Hotel offering beer for blood

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 October 1968 · page 5

Bill Wright's Guildford Hotel will again be offering pints of beer for pints of blood when the Red Cross mobile blood transfusion unit visits this week…

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Strict Sabbath laws anger hoteliers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 December 1968 · page 4

(JCNS) Jerusalem hoteliers are up in arms over the sudden demand by the city's Religious Council that they observe the Sabbath laws much more strictly than hitherto…

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