A BOOKMAKER FINED.
' m ia. ".' •&< '< . '' '"■"■ -"■ "' : '-■-.'■ - [BIT ■ tEIEfiIRApH.—X-feßdS ASSOCI.moS.} .;.■ CiutiiTCftcncH, Tuesday. XItcBABL Histoi', a bookmaker, was fined £5 to-day for trespass on the New Brighton Trotting* Club's grounds. In giving his decision, Mr. W. R. Haselden, S.M, said he thought that before the trespass question was finally settled another ease, would have to go up to the full Court, and foi that reason he would not «end His'.op 'to gaol. The 1 Fairburn-Stead appeal case bad not settled -the nutter, and he did not feel at all on safe grounds. ' . , •;-. .... ■; : .. -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12713, 16 November 1904, Page 5
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