DUNEDIN NOTES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 8156, 2 November 1904, Page 3

DUNEDIN NOTES.

* [Fbom Our Cdbbespondbnl.] PUNEDIN, 'November 2. Some months ago the. Churf Justice ruled that pakapoo was not a lottery. '^In ™ c prosecution of a Chinaman yesterday for selling a ticket giving an interest m a game of chance, Mr Graham, frM.,* aw* *» conmdered, with all due daf ereoce to to* W"« Justice, iihat he hfud made a. Wander. Air Graham, by the \vay> is acting temporarily as magistrate pending tbe appointment ot a successor to the late Mr Carew, *»* some of Jus decdsioiis havfl been freely mented on in th* Press. It wi.."! 11 ; tere3t.irig Wknow wfet the Ch^f J«^»' thinks of Mr Graham: PoeOT. «■ ™- day's cfecMon (a, fine of &W *** ? a 2 is to be appealed against, the matter may coma under Sir Robert Stout's ■■*%**£■, i At yesterday* meeting of d» O*M? *^ Southland. Licensed Victuallers' .ifljoaation it was resolved .to decKne to teixive as .» member a licensee who had *« l i ffl 'J I( SH in a country difitrict for a breads « ™» Licensing Act., It was said ■_■«*» the trade in Dunedin »n d ■ *™J urbs was better conducted* tJ»» ever been in the history oi -^ i9^yLjs t^was agreed to report the case,to the p*«oe, requesting that immediate taken to bring the law-breaker in** ■***■*:; It was unanimously decided, that y«™{'^ boys should not be permitted to «^TJ on any account, and, to discourage «^ l> or hangers-on, whose pre«uce. ca cv atfd to annoy '■ wpecUbfe- P****- VlSltmg Jwtela.