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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 4 February 1931, Page 3

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BOOKMAKER FINED £l5O ‘ PROBABLY A PUBLIC! INSTITUTION" (By Telegraph—Press Association.) | MOLSON, Feb. 3. j Maurice Vivian Richard Sterling j Maxwell, who was charged with, I rerjiienting certain streets for the purpose of betting, was fined £75 on each of two charges. The* magistrate said that defendant’s clients probably considered him a public institution, but those who patronised him were foolish enough to see they were, providing him with an easy and comfortable living not calling for any sweat of the bixnw Securitlv for appeal was fined at £SS on each charge.