GAMING HOUSE RAID.
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WELLINGTON, June f>
The police to-day visited and search-' ed the office and premises of Albert Vance Steward, a second-hand dealer in .Cornhill 'Street. They seized a quantity of correspondncce, etc., and arrested Steward on a charge of keeping a common gaming house. Thomas' Nicholson and Stanley Brook were also arrested and charged with being found without lawful excuse in a common gaming house.
ACCUSED DEMANDED
WELLINGTON, June 6,
At the Magistrate's* Court Albert Vance Steward charged with keeping a: common gaming house, and- Stanlej Nicholon and Stanley Brooek charged with being found without lawful excuse i :1 a common gaming house, were remanded on bail until I*ridav. WELLINGTON, Juno (5.
To-day the police arrested George Dylirberg on charges of assisting Albert Vatice Steward, who was arrested the previous day for the conduct ot a common gaming house and betting in a public place. Dyhrberg was taken before the Magistrate and remanded on bail till to-morrow.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 June 1917, Page 4
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