BETTING RAID
•« -FiyOfi CHARGED' (13jr'-Telegraph—Pfess Association). HAWERA/' July 18. The'five mfen who were’ arrested as tlrd'result' of "the"police 'raids on' Sat' urday appeared on remand before Mr W.'H. Salmon, S.M. at the Court this afternoon on Gaming Act charges. Thomas 'Henderson Teesdale, a tea rooms proprietor;' who pleaded guilty V to : a charge of/;conducting a eoihmon ganiing ' hdus6; . Vl >yas‘ fined <£so.' A charge against’Teesdale of carrying on the business’ of a bookmaker was withdrawn. Herbert' Allah; a billiard room keep- 1 r. erj was charged with carrying on the business .of ’ aj&bbokmaker; also with keeping a common gaming house and loitering in the street for the purpose of bettingr ■ William Elder was charged with assisting in'the management of a gaming house. Thomas Connell and Edward Lavery were charged with being found in a gaining house.. .Each pleaded not guilty. All were remanded on bail.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1929, Page 3
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145BETTING RAID Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1929, Page 3
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