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Princess Hotel

Page history last edited by Andrew F 11 years, 11 months ago

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Built / licensed: 1864

Location: Near the corner of Princess Street and Willsmere Road

Delicensed: c.1867

Status of building: Demolished

MMBW Maps: N/A

 

Comments: In November 1864, the South Bourke Standard reported an application by George Stevens for a certificate authorising the issue of a publican's license for a house being built on the corner of the Government Paddock in Kew. The Princess Hotel was established here during building works on the Kew Asylum, near the entrance gates. It was the venue of the Kew Cricket Club's end of season dinner in 1865.

 

Licensees:

1864 - George Stevens

January 1866 - Charles Henry Kershaw

July 1866 - Christopher Carroll

 

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