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2nd March, 2013: Folkestone Herald Reports for 1901 Added.

Royal Oak (1) 1900s

Royal Oak. William Henry Collar (son of the landlord) and his mother, Bessie Jane Collar.. Date unknown. From a postcard. Image by kind permission of Jeremy Godden

Folkestone Chronicle 31-8-1901

Wednesday, August 28^th: Before Alderman J. Banks, and Messrs. Wightwick, Herbert, Hamilton, and Swoffer.

Mr. Collar, a late employee of the Folkestone Corporation, was granted temporary authority to retail beer, etc., at the Royal Oak Inn, North Street.

Folkestone Express 31-8-1901

Wednesday, August 28^th: before Alderman Banks, Colonel Hamilton, W.G. Herbert, W. Wightwick, and G.I. Swoffer Esqs.

The licence of the Royal Oak, North Street, was temporarily transferred to Mr. Collar.

Folkestone Herald 31-8-1901

Wednesday, August 28^th: Before Alderman J. Banks, Messrs. W. Wightwick, W.G. Herbert and G.I. Swoffer, and Lieut. Colonel Hamilton.

Mr. Collard was given temporary authority to carry on business at the Royal Oak Inn until the Adjourned Licensing Sessions.

 

Folkestone Express 14-9-1901

Wednesday, September 11^th: Before T.J. Vaughan, G. Peden, and J. Stainer Esqs., Lieut. Col. Westropp, and Lieut. Col. Hamilton.

Henry Collar was granted a transfer of the licence of the Royal Oak, North Street.

Folkestone Herald 14-9-1901

Wednesday, September 11^th: Before Councillors T.J. Vaughan and G. Peden, Mr. J. Stainer, Mr. W. Wightwick, and Lieut. Colonels Westropp and Hamilton.

The licence of the of the Royal Oak, North Street, was transferred to Henry Collard