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Hotels & licensing, 1995

13 stories in Sydney's papers

Vlammenzee verrast velen in Antwerps hotel Helse jaarwisseling in brandende feestzaal

Dutch Weekly · Friday 20 January 1995 · page 5

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New hotel to help meet Olympic rush

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 41

A NEW hotel which has been opened in Darling Harbour will help to accommodate the influx of tourists expected in the lead-up to the 2000 Olympic Games…

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Dodental na brand in Antwerps hotel stijgt hog altijd Van GyA-redactie

Dutch Weekly · Friday 17 February 1995 · page 2

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Property Business Making an impact in hotels

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 1995 · page 35

NOT EVERY Jewish boy is destined to become a brain surgeon, barrister or accountant — and a…

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Luxury London hotel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 1995 · page 11

LONDON'S prestigious Dorchester Hotel is keen to attract Australian visitors and is offering special package deals this year. Rates at the Park Lane hotel, which is visited…

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Scuba dive at a hotel reef

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 May 1995 · page 7

HOLIDAYMAKERS at the luxury Marriott Surfers Paradise Resort can enjoy scuba diving and snorkelling without leaving the…

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4. Your hotel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 May 1995 · page 40

A good hotel is one of the keys to most business trips — and all business travellers have endured as many hotel stays as they have enjoyed. Again, if you join a club, for example ITT Sheraton…

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Hotel Sorrento

Filmnews · Thursday 1 June 1995 · page 16

Director and Producer, Richard Franklin; Co-Producer, Helen Watts; Script, Richard Franklin, Peter Fitzgerald, based on the play by Hannie Rayson, Photography, Geoff Burton; Editor, David…

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NSW hotel market poised for recovery

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 1995 · page 42

IMPROVED profitability, combined with a lack of acquisition opportunity, is creating renewed investor interest in Australian hotel property — although funding constraints continue to…

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Our Town Not an ordinary life Publican, hostess and friend to the leading players in Australian politics, Susie Carleton has certainly travelled an interesting road. Shoshana Lenthen caught up with her at her latest bastion, the Bellevue Hotel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 1995 · page 15

AT FIRST, nothing seems out of the ordinary about the Bellevue Hotel in Paddington. It is dark and moody, with pictures of a century…

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What to see, where to go Mercure Grand Hotel The Lodge Burradeo

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 October 1995 · page 4

SET In 10 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, the Mercure Grand Hotel Bowral Heritage Park blends the elegance and charm of yesteryear with 1990s comfort and facilities…

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Marche De L'art Les temps forts de l'Hôtel Drouot

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 10 October 1995 · page 23

Le marché de l'art est toujours convalescence. Les pièces exceptionnelles atteignent des prix forts; mais la grande masse des oeuvres médiocres ne trouvent que peu ou…

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A letter to Rachel COMEDY Rachel Berger Tilbury Hotel Woolloomooloo 2011

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 November 1995 · page 33

Dear Rachel, After your goodhumouredly bantering me about taking notes, I feel we are on first name terms. And, having in mind your…

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