GAMING AMENDMENT BILL.
CHURo'H'S OPPOSITION.
(phess AysocimoH Ttvzazkii.)
AUCKLAND, July 19.
The Council of Christian Congregations unanimously passed a resolution expressing its conviction that the Gaming Amendment Bill was inimical to national welfare on the ground that it would increase facilities for gambling, and called upon all who sought the higher interests of the Dominion to resist to the uttermost the attempt to place "this pernicious retrograde legislation upon the Statute Book."
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19057, 20 July 1927, Page 14
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