AUSTRALIAN NEWS
SYDNEY TRAMWAYS. (Australian Press Association.) SYDNEY, November SO. Since the abolition of private motor buses in the Sydney metropolitan area, the Government tramways revenue has increased by eighteen hundred sterling per day, equal approximately to £650,000 per annum. N.vS.W., LOTTERY TICKETS. SYDNEY, November 30. Mr Justice Street decided that Rufe Naylor is not liable to- prosecixti 0 n under the Gaming Laws for his dealings m State Lotteiy tickets, which he had been purchasing in bulk form, and disposing of them of community syndicates, a s cabled on November 4th. The Judge held that Naylor had a perfect right to dispose of the lottery tickets a s lie would any other property to which, he had a title.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1931, Page 5
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