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James Ferguson
was granted a Publican's license for the Lochinvar Inn in April
1844
19
William Cole was employed by Ferguson at this time.
20
By May 1847,
Patrick Campbell was innkeeper and was fined for not having his lamp
lighted
.21
The 'Lochinvar
Inn' was advertised for sale by D. & J. Dickson in December 1847. It
was said to be a two storied, first rate house 8 miles from Maitland,
commodious, and with the potential under good management to become the
best paying public house in the colony. It was rented at £52
per annum
22
Patrick Frederick
Campbell was again granted a license in April 1848.23 His
application to transfer license from the
Lochinvar Inn to the Steam Packet Inn at Morpeth was
refused by the Bench in December 184824
An application for a
new publican's general license by George
Lonsdale for the 'Lochinvar Inn' was refused by the Bench in
December 1848.
In March 1850 a publican's license for the Red Lion
Inn at Lochinvar was transferred from
George Lonsdale to
Spencer Butler and in March 1851 the license was transferred to
Mark Turner.
(19) MM 20 April 1844
(20) MM 18 May 1844
(21)MM12 May 1847
(22)MM 18 December1847
(23)MM 19 April 1848
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