VICTORIAN POLITICS.
THE GAMING ACT.
CLUBS AND UNLAWFUL GAMES. , By Telegraph.—Press Association— .'' (Received December 23, 4.52 p.m.) f: Muluourne, December 23.. :£, The Parliamentary session concluded withY an all-night sitting on Friday night of both; Douses. The Gaming Bill, as finally pass- , ed, does not allow the publication of betting ; in newspapers. In the Licensing Bill an amendment has been made exempting clubs from the provisions in the principal Act against unlawful games. No youth under I 18 is to bo employed in a club excepting : beys being trained as waiters. The- mem- ; bers of the boarders' clubs wo defined as > persons who take meals there from day to day. i fj.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13368, 24 December 1906, Page 7
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