GAMING CHARGES
■ ' SEVERAL HEAVY FINES. . "''ByTeleeiaph.—Press Association. ."■ -.'■'■"' ;; Cieborne, January 17. Cases ; under; the ■ Gaming Act were i heard in tho Magistrate's Court to-day, ■when Charles Grook and Arthur Owen were charged with keeping premises in Grey Street as a: common- gaminghouse. ■".■"'■•.-. "•■■ ;' ■■ '••.-•
. ' Detective M'Leod . stated that the men 'were partners, , and 011 New Year's Day- he telephoned and'made a bet pith .Owen in the name of a. local'man. .i-"-Botfc defendants pleaded guilty, and the'/Magistrate imposed a' penalty of -£100 and costs in each case. . Both had been previously; fined for a similar toffence. ■•'■'" ''■"' '
■"•'For Trequentirig Gladstone Road for the purpose of betting, Thomas Bathgate Robinson was. fined £76. . v.An information against two men for "ibemg found in a common gaming-Sbuse-was. .-withdrawn.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 97, 18 January 1919, Page 8
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120GAMING CHARGES Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 97, 18 January 1919, Page 8
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