McINTYRE'S EXTRADITION. THE GAMBLING EVIL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 9 July 1907, Page 2

McINTYRE'S EXTRADITION.

THE GAMBLING EVIL.

LA7.EST. ' TELEGRAMS.

Per Press Association. Wellington, duly §. I lie New Zealand Police Department ■ denies tlmt there was any Imugling on it* pari in connection with tiic arrest of 1"). 0. McTnytre at Monte Video. A full •lciscri|)tion of Mclnlyre was cabled ami 1 lie message also stated iliat accused was frn celling steerage under the asKiiiiicd na> i: of Mack, ami was known i'~ a |>i!-i.iigcr named Charles WiK-r-x. Mutilation of Uio may liave aivcn the Monte Video police a wrcni" impression, with the result that thov imagined that Mr Wilcox, manager of the Loan and Mercantile Staff at Christclnireh, was the person wauled.

Per Press Association. » Dunodin, July 8. the Central Mission Brotherhoods' bunday afternoon was devoted to an open conference, the leader being the| ugv. W. Slade, who outlined nearly evcry : i? one of the known channels where gam-f "8 > 8 c amed on, and said that one'' can scarcely touch anything in theses times where the Letting fiend does not' 1 introduce itself. Several people spoke 011 the subject, all condemning it in strong terms. One gentleman amongst the audience asked the chairman whe-' they they could not prosecute the Government for gambling. The reply wag in the negative. "Then why prosecute 'two-up schools?" the speaker asked, "when the Government permit gambling with the totalisator?" The meeting seemed to be entirely of the same opinion. The Central Mission Brotherhood have engaged Mr. Snowball, wlig was formerly secretary to the Eaatbrook Brotherhood, of Bradford, England. He has the reputation of being a great or* ganiser. They expect Mm here in about three weeks. i