GAMING HOUSE CHARGES
CASES IN DUNEDIN f Press Association —Oanyrieht. j Dunedin, November 9. At the Police Court this afternoon be- , fore Mr. H. W. Bundle, S.M., James Pear- j son was charged with keeping a common j gaming house at Opoho. Asking for a remand Chief-Detective Young said that Pearson had been arrested at his house and re desired a remand in order to place , all the facts before the Court. A re- j mand was granted until Monday, bad be- j ing allowed in Pearson's own surety of I £so.' . . ! William Prince was charged at a later sitting of the Court with keeping a com- , mon gaming house, pleading not guilty. I Chief-Detedive Young said that Prince had just been arrested, and he asked for I a remand for a week. A remand was j granted until November 6, bail being al- j lowed in Prince's own recognisance of j £SO.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume III, Issue 198, 10 November 1934, Page 2
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