Licensees :
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JAMES LOCK Died Saturday 5th August 1854 - Age 44 Cause of death, delirium tremens.	to 08.1854
ELIZABETH LOCKE	1855 - 1856
WILLIAM HAYNE	1857 - 1868
Full licence refused 1857 Full licence refused 1858 Full licence refused 1867 Granted 1868
HARRIETT HAYNE	11.10.1869
Fine of 10s and costs on Saturday 29th April 1871 for selling liquor on the previous Sunday night at 11:45 pm.
ROBERT DENMARK	10.10.1887
CHARLOTTE DENMARK	24.06.1890
WILLIAM WOODS	27.11.1906
SOPHIA WOODS	15.01.1907
ROBERT CLARE WOODS	05.04.1907
WILLIAM STOLWORTHY	14.01.1908
HARRY HALE	15.06.1909
SAMUEL HENRY RICHARDSON	25.11.1915
Convicted 06.05.1915 of allowing consumption out of hours. Fine 10/- or 7 days detention
Convicted 15.06.1916 of failing to close against soldiers. Fine 5/- or 5 days detention.
SARAH RICHARDSON	21.11.1916
SAMUEL HENRY RICHARDSON	06.04.1920
ALBERT WILLIAM YORK	05.04.1935
DOUGLAS ARTHUR OLIVER BAKER	14.07.1942

Elizabeth Lock applied for a full licence 28th August 1855, it was refused.

William Hayne applied for a full licence 1st September 1857. It was refused.  He applied again 23rd August 1858 and it was again refused.

On Thursday 25th October 1866, William Hayne was bound over for three months with a surety from himself of £20 and two sureties of £10 for having used abusive language towards police-constable William Watson. The offence was greatly aggravated by the defendant appearing before the bench in an intoxicated state.

The application made Tuesday 27th August 1867 was refused since the house had been proceeded against during the previous year.

Full licence granted Tuesday 25th August 1868.
It was heard that the previous application in 1867 had been refused since Mr. Hayne had endeavoured to prevent a policeman entering the house. The house had been very well conducted for the past year.

Holls Lane was renamed Old Palace Road after 1865.