MAORI BOOKMAKER
£250 FINE INFLICTED ROTORUA, April 13. On a charge of carrying on the business of a bookmaker on February 2, the first day of the Rotorua races, Hori Mau, agent, of Rotorua, was on Thursday fined £230 by Mr S, L. Patorson, B.M. The Magistrate said that Mau had a number of previous convictions, which had apparently not acted as a deterrent as he had persisted in the illegal business in defiance of the law. On a charge of issuing a double chart and aiding and abetting Jos Plamus to carry on business as a bookmaker was brought against Albert James Brown, but after hearing the evidence the Magistrate said Hun tho material difference in Hi-- • ■ ’ »l’ the police wit-
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 105, 15 April 1933, Page 9
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