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What's in a name?Pub names often come up in bar debates. What is the most popular name and how many are there? Some names are from the Pubs history. A "Railway Hotel" was opened to cater for Railway passengers or in many cases for the workers who were laying rail line. A "Royal Mail" was a staging post for Cobb and Co in the late 1800's. Some Pubs were named after British nobility, a local landmark or event like a coronation or federation. In the case of the "Hotel Radnor" in Blackbutt, Qld, the Pub was named after the owners dog, run over by a truck outside the Pub in 1935. Golden is the most used colour and the lion is the most popular animal. Whatever the name, many travelers just call the local "a home away from home" Names and Numbers Most popular Pub Name. Naming the Pub after the town. Royal (not including combinations) 244 Princes that get a Mention Prince of Wales, Albert, Alfred, Patrick, Edward "Black Prince" York, Brunswick, Wellington, Edinborough, Kent, Cornwall, Gloucester, and just "the Duke" in St Kilda Fleece(5) Age(4), Grain(3), Barley, Dog, Eagle, Gate, Trout, Sheaf, Spurs, West, Bosun, Square, Vine A popular colour for animals Special mention: The "Bull and Mouth" in Maryborough, and Horsham Victoria.
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