An 1865 advert referred to ‘that newly erected well accustomed beer house called the Greyhound, with Bowling Alley, Brewhouse, piggery and other outbuildings on Crafton Street/Wharf Street in occupation of Daniel Gamble.’
On 1867, John Edwards was fined 10/- for being open in unlawful hours.
On the 24th of August 1868, saw the sale of the Greyhound.
On the 23rd of April 1869, Oliver Wilson was 40/- or one month for keeping house open after hours.
On the 28th of August 1869, Oliver Wilson had his licence refused at Brewster sessions for turning up in a state of intoxication.
