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GULGONG HOTELS

GOLDFIELDS BREWERIES

GOLDFIELDS HOTELS

BLACK LEAD HOTELS
CALEDONIAN LEAD
  • HAYE'S HOTEL
CANADIAN LEAD HOTELS
HAPPY VALLEY HOTELS
  • ROBINSON'S DIGGER'S ARMS

HOME RULE HOTELS
GUNTAWANG HOTELS

OTHER RURAL HOTELS
WINE SHANTIES
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LICENCES

The following searchable table lists people who held hotel licences between 1868 and 1875. It is not a full list (yet). Use CTRL-F to search for a name.

1868- 1871

1872 - GAZETTAL of the granting of the following hotel licenses in Gulgong was printed in the Government Gazette of January, 1872:—
  • The New Inn, Reedy Creek, Daniel Beck.
  • Caledonian Hotel, Black Lead, Hugh Cameron.
  • Diggers' Homer, Black Lead, William Greene.
  • Beehive Hotel. Isbester's Paddock, William Hall.
  • Robert Burns Hotel, Herbert street, Neil McKinnon.
  • McDonough's Hotel, Herbert Street, Thomas McDonough.
  • Cosmopolitan Hotel, Black Lead, Davis Roberts.
  • The Steam Engine Hotel, Reedy Creek, George Smith.
  • Olive Branch Hotel Black Lead, Michael Stack.
Source: Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954) Thu 20 Sep 1934 Page 13

1872 - GULGONG DISTRICT - PUBLICAN'S LICENSES
BIBB, Samuel – Home Rule Lead – Home Rule Hotel
BRENEGER, John – Home Rule Lead – All Nations Hotel
CAMERON, John – Black Lead – Caledonian Hotel
FRANCKE, Frederick – Gulgong – Great Western Hotel
McLEOD, Peter – Home Rule Lead – Union Hotel
OSBORNE, James – Home Rule Lead – Commercial Hotel

GULGONG DISTRICT - 1872-1875


1876 - WINE, CIDER, PERRY LICENCE
  • John Patrick Sweeney jun.
  • Ann Ryan
  • John Boucher
  • Thomas Slaven
Source: New South Wales Government Gazette (Sydney, NSW : 1832 - 1900) Fri 15 Sep 1876 [Issue No.326 (SUPPLEMENT)] Page 3717

1880 - PUBLICANS
Allen, Elizabeth - Herbert Street - Belmore Hotel
Blanchard, Walter Norman - Guntawang - Guntawang
Cassels, Charles - Mayne Street - Star Hotel
Crawford, James Morton - Herbert Street - Criterion Hotel
Deitz, Joseph - Canadian Lead - United States Hotel
Hatton, George - Home Rule - Victoria Hotel
Kelly, Margaret - Queen Street - Kelly's Family Hotel
Kirkpatrick, George - Home Rule - Queensland Hotel
Kerrin, John (now Scully, John) - Herbert and Robinson Sts - Post Office Hotel
Lamb, William - Herbert and Bayley Sts - Globe Hotel
McIntyre, Michael - Herbert and Belmore Sts - Digger's Arms
Monk, Charles - Gulgong - New Zealand Hotel
Mason, Alexander - Gulgong - Rossiter's Hotel
Powell, Mary - Herbert Street - Tattersall's Hotel
Peterson, John - Tallawang - Tallawang Hotel
Powell, John - Queen Street - Angove's Hotel
Selfe, William - New Rush, Gulgong - Sportsman's Arms
Sawbridge, William Henry - Main St, Home Rule - Ballarat Hotel
Williams John - Two-mile Flat - White Cockatoo

1898 - PUBLICANS
BRIGDEN, E – Cobbora – Commercial Hotel
EGAN, Frank – Gulgong – Prince of Wales Hotel
HEWITT, John – Gulgong – Belmore Hotel
NAUGHTON, Bernard J – Gulgong – Centennial Hotel
NORRIS, William – Gulgong – Kelly’s Family Hotel
POWELL, John – Gulgong – Commercial Hotel
RYAN, Edward – Gulgong – Tattersall’s Hotel
WHITE, Richard – Gulgong – Post Office Hotel
YOUNG, CR – Gulgong – Hotel & General Store
NORRIS, S – Tallewang – Storekeeper

Source: NSW Country Directory 1898 and NSW Country Trade Register 1898

1902 - MUDGEE LICENSING DISTRICT
HAYDEN, Edward – Home Rule – Queensland Hotel
NORRIS, William – Gulgong – Royal Hotel
PAINE, Sarah – Cullenbone – Cullenbone Hotel
POWELL, John – Mayne St, Gulgong – Commercial Hotel
SPEARS, John T – Herbert St, Gulgong – Belmore Hotel
YOUNG, CR – Mayne St, Gulgong – Commercial Hotel

1903 - MUDGEE LICENSING DISTRICT
HOBBINS, John – Home Rule – Queensland Hotel
NORRIS, William – Gulgong – Royal Hotel
PAINE, Sarah – Cullenbone – Cullenbone Hotel
POWELL, John – Mayne St, Gulgong – Powell's Hotel
SPEARS, John T – Herbert St, Gulgong – Belmore Hotel
WOOD, Alfred W – Mayne St, Gulgong – Commercial Hotel
BAKER John – Gulgong – Talbragar Hotel
MORONY John B – Home Rule – Post Office Hotel
NORRIS Sidney C – Gulgong – The Junction Inn
O'BRIEN James – Gulgong – Belmore Hotel
POWELL John – Gulgong – Powell's Hotel
RUSSELL Charles A – Gulgong – Commercial Hotel
SPEARS John T – Gulgong – Royal Hotel
Source: Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 - 2001) Wed 19 Aug 1908 [Issue No.100] Page 4572

1910 - GULGONG LICENSING DISTRICT - PUBLICAN'S LICENCES
NAUGHTON, Bernard J – Gulgong – Centennial Hotel
NORRIS, Alfred J – Tallewang – Tallewang Hotel

NEWS ITEMS

1901 - [BREWERY]
Great surprise was expressed among the local hotelkeepers when the news that the Federal Brewery, Mudgee was about to close up, was made known.
Source: The Gulgong Advertiser, 1901

1901 - Auction Sales
Lawson’s Estate Sale—10 farms of about 1600 acres situated on the Cudgegong River, they realised from £7 to £32 per acre. A hotel with 37 acres brought £2450, the total sales were £25,400.
Source: The Gulgong Advertiser, March 15 1901

1901 - [SPICER'S CREEK]
On Saturday Mr Harry Hughes opened his hotel at Spicer’s Creek.
Source: The Gulgong Advertiser, October 11 1901 

1901 - CASSILIS
Mr. Sol Huxley has lately purchased the whole of the premises and land known as the Cassilis Hotel. Mr Huxley has been the host of the well-known house for some time and his purchase of the property outright looks like good business.
Source: The Gulgong Advertiser, June 28 1901

1901 - CASSILIS
Mr Sol Huxley is making great improvements to his Cassilis Hotel. The roof and ceiling is being raised considerably and the house is being extended at the rear.
Source: The Gulgong Advertiser, October 18 1901

1901 - Auction
Mr J J Melvan will hold a big auction sale of household furniture at the old Redbank Hotel on February 14th, there is no reserve.
Source: The Gulgong Advertiser, January 18 1901

1901 - [NORRIS' HOTEL]
Last Wednesday meeting, present: Ald Rouse, [Mayor] Dunne, Egan, Croft, Watt, Hilton, Brigden, Gudgeon and Fletcher. S J Pyne applied for permission to erect a verandah at Norris’ Hotel, granted subject to the supervision of the Works Committee.
Source: The Gulgong Advertiser, February 15 1901


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