DOMINION TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 June 1917, Page 5

DOMINION TELEGRAMS.

LOOKING AHEAD. ' ;. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Napier, Last Night. Mr. Arthur McCarthy has give* no* ■ tice of his intention to move at the -, next meeting of the Napier Harbor Board: "That as the termination of the war will find manufacturing plants la . England looking for business, the board is of opinion that if the Government oh-: tains from all the local bodieß in New . Zealand specifications of their require-, monts, tho information in the hand* ol the High Commissioner in London.when peaco is dedareofwill materially aeailtthe prompt execution of Dominion w 1 quirements." » RAID ON ALLEGED GAMING HOUSE. Wellington, Last Night. The police raided a hairdresser's shop kept by Gilbert Henry Price on Lamb. ton Quay, to-day, and seized' booka, etc, allegedly used for betting purpose*. They arrested Price on a charge of keeping k ■ gaming house, also John Henry Wert . and Wi Puki Smith on charge* of assisting (Price to conduct a gaming home. ' They also took in charge eight other* . found on the premises. All the ftCCUttd , were taken before a Justice of the Petea and remanded on bail till to-morrow morning. Later in the afternoon tha polls* U> I rested Albert William Organ, bookseller; upon a charge of betting on Ueenwd premises. Organ was admitted to i»W» . ' and will also appear to-morrpw morning.