BOOKMAKERS FINED.
THE MAXIMUM PENALTY.
\ AUCKLAND, June 30. Ihre.e men were arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Cummings and SSS 0 i nd,vtw ? 6f them for bett?n g on licensed premises, and one for being l Mt « the purpose of beg il v* , mr n re< l u est they were immediately taken before a magistrate Alexander waTSS n L r ! f a bookmaker, he made bets m the City Club Hotel, and Leonard Andrews that h similarly made £& m the Jmepzral Hotel, while Henry MeJormaek was charged with bei"n«"in The a"n f °;; "« P™* oß * of betting Anel all admitted the offences. It was stated to Mr F. V. Fraser S^°» k « Papers recor Ung iti/buig transaction'! wo».„ i ° Mnclci* a j ° f ound on ■wj.ai.Kie ana AnnrpwQ ™i. n it arreted, whileAnW^< £0"™ him and Mackie €74 Ar,n , °on vious convictions. ■ p c " The other two defendants he warned that they wore liahln t n • • nr,,i i,„ « i \ doJc t0 imprisonment, n1 In Gt T° a, - h of them tno nW mum allowed by the Gaming Act, £! 0 0. lie fines were paid immediately
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Northern Advocate, 2 July 1917, Page 2
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