1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum
Referendum held in New South Wales on 10 June 1916 to determine the closing hour of pubs and hotels. Six o'clock closing was introduced initially as a temporary measure during the war but made permanent in 1919.
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1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum
Summary
1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum is a local referendum[1]. It draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (local_referendum category, ranking #21 of 63).[2]
Key Facts
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum is located in New South Wales[3].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum is in the country of Australia[4].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's instance of is recorded as local referendum[5].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's follows is recorded as 1903 New South Wales reduce size of Legislative Assembly referendum[6].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's point in time is recorded as +1916-06-10T00:00:00Z[7].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's main subject is recorded as Six o'clock swill[8].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as New South Wales[9].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's has contributing factor is recorded as Liverpool riot of 1916[10].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's has effect is recorded as Six o'clock swill[11].
- 1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum's Dictionary of Sydney ID is recorded as event/liquor_referendum_act_no_10_1916[12].
Why It Matters
1916 New South Wales closing hour referendum draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (local_referendum category, ranking #21 of 63).[2]