| Licensees : |
| - |
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JENISON ATTHOW
& pig dealer
age 26 in 1871 |
1870 - 1872 |
| Licence reported
August 1871 to require attention following case of being open out of hours & for
permitting drunkenness. |
WILLIAM HARMAN
& builder
& carpenter |
1875 - 1891 |
SAMUEL FENNELL
& horsebreaker |
1892 - 1900 |
WILLIAM J CHAMBERS
age 28 in 1901 |
here 1901 to 1903 |
WALTER ERNEST BOATWRIGHT
age 51 in 1911 |
13.02.1903 |
Convicted
12.01.1912 for suffering gaming.
Fine 6/- plus 4/- costs or 7 days detention |
|
Convicted 19.01.1912 (in absence) of allowing nine-pins to be played
for beer. Unspecified fine plus 10/- costs. |
| ANNIE BOATWRIGHT |
23.08.1912 |
| SAMUEL EDWARD JOHNSON |
16.10.1914 |
| CECIL GEORGE COCKADAY |
07.04.1922 |
| RICHARD NAPTHEN |
16.05.1924 |
| JOHN MESACH BARKER |
08.01.1926 |
| GEORGE FRED FARMAN |
10.01.1930 |
| RALPH ERNEST SHORT |
10.04.1931 |
| EDWARD JAMES SAYER |
06.07.1951 |
| REGINALD
JOHN FREEZER |
23.05.1958 |
| RONALD ERIC
WALLACE |
04.01.1963 |
| RONALD JOHN
WESTWOOD |
13.11.1968 |
| JOHN PETER
EDWARDS |
24.05.1968 |
| RICHARD
BLAIR |
31.12.1971 |
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| WINITRA KRUD-IN (Dar) |
2011 |
|
Winter 1996
Full licence awarded to beerhouse keeper Jenison Atthow
on 31st August 1870.
At the magistrates hearing of Friday 19th January 1912
it was heard that Police Constable Baker had witnessed the playing of
nine-pins, with beer as the prize, on 30th December. Since Mr Boatwright
was ill, he was represented by Mr. E. Bullard who confirmed that the
offending game had been done away with and the offence would not be
repeated. This was exactly the same offence as had been committed, the
same day, at the nearby GRAVEL PIT HOUSE.
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Under private ownership from September 2010.
Refurbished to open as a Thai restaurant Friday 12 August 2011.
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