Bruce Mathieson has sold the intrepid Captain Cook Hotel for around half what he paid two years ago, recycling the gaming credentials as the prominent Paddington pub goes into drydock. The four-storey Federation-style Captain Cook was built in 1914, overseeing the intersection of Flinders Street and Moore Park Road. It has long been a stop […]
A Paddington hotelier has pleaded guilty to drug offences, after a covert operation that resulted in arrests and dozens of charges being laid, News reports. Officers from the Kings Cross drug unit are thought to have stopped 49-year-old Robert Moroney in his vehicle on the evening on 21 November. Searches of his car and hotel
Paddington’s pioneering Captain Cook Hotel has come under fire by some seemingly spoiling for a fight, falsely accused of bowing to the movement challenging Australia’s formative years through the tweaking of its common name. The old pub was taken on by Robby Moroney in February, after some troubled times and a period in dry-dock. Built
Fanatic hotelier Warren Livingstone has landed in Botany through acquisition of the strong-performing Captain Cook Hotel. The Captain is a heritage-listed pub built 1906 in the retail heart of Botany by Oscar Nielson, who went on to become local Mayor. It holds a 24-hour liquor licence, public bar, bistro, beer garden and 12 ensuited accommodation
The recently beached Captain Cook Hotel at Paddington is back in the game at the hands of new owners, with a revised charter and fresh approach. Built 1914, the four-storey Captain Cook oversees the intersection of Flinders Street and Moore Park Road, across from the former Allianz Stadium and the Sydney Cricket Ground. In recent
Shortly following the announcement of its sale by receivers, Paddington’s Captain Cook Hotel has been put into drydock, taking its final curtain call over the weekend. Built 1914 on the corner of Flinders Street and Moore Park Road, opposite what would become the football stadium and Sydney Cricket Ground, the Captain Cook has long entertained
Jirsch Sutherland Insolvency Solutions has announced sale of the leasehold interest in Sydney’s historic Captain Cook Hotel, beside the stadiums in Paddington. The stately four-storey Captain Cook, built 1914, stands at the intersection of Flinders Street and Moore Park Road, adjacent to Allianz Stadium and the Sydney Cricket Ground. The location enjoys constant vehicular and
Paddington’s Captain Cook Hotel opposite Allianz Stadium has come to market, as the operators look to new projects in development. The Captain Cook has stood since 1882 at the intersection of Flinders St and Anzac Parade, where eastern suburbs arterial Moore Park Rd meets Foveaux St, opposite Moore Park and both Allianz and Sydney Football
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