ALLEGED BOGUS LOTTERY.
WELL-KNOWN BOXER CHARGED.
(FUSS ASSOCIATION TILEGXAM ) I, t AUCKLAND, September o. . Police Court > Stewart Smith, a weU-known professional boxer, and with promoUßg a bQgus lotte^ °" n as a GoWeil Casket Consulta-
tion on the Grand National Steeplechase on August 14th. Detective-Sergeant Curnmings stated that there had been a conspiracy between the accused, who had ''taken down" people for some hundreds of pounds. They had distributed books throughout New Zealand. It was understfed|n|hat one of them intended to leave foijjA ustralia to-morrow, taking the money witli him. He asked for a remand and substantial bail. The accused were remanded, bail being fixed at £3OO each. Smith's bail was immediately forthcoming.
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17861, 6 September 1923, Page 12
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