t me abundant proof that gambling mud ben both general and cara a on as a very large scale. a gambling horse which can regularly pay in bribes must be a very big one. The accounts show the house lost and out $150th a day affair indeed.
In para:& of this Despatch the Governor since Betting gently hints that he is 'controlling' gambling some seems to in by so doing. favour of by so ie. I suppose returning to sort of system of licensing. Such a proposed is little short of preposterous. Public opinion set strongly against the system in 1871 individuals very heavily. My argument therefore is that the inflacements held out cold not 315 réquera to be very heavy amply cover d and that extra expense might be by increasing the present maximum fine of $1000 which y can be inflected under Ord: 7 of 41 for keeping a Gambling House.
When her may's recommendations are received, we might perhaps consult Sir Philip Smith who must have intimate acquaintance with the Geo.
I agree. and I think it would be at least as violently opposed to any similar system at the present day. subject.
For the present, we can only express deep regret at the scandalous state of affairs which there exist. We need not go into this question at present as Mr May promises to submit recommendations for the prevention of these abuses had on pusation su menstranduen) the Sof I will wait he has displayed. Add that the proposals which he may papers expose approve in Inken action that has been General o compliqueal fr tires of the Ms May on evergy which (about 2 pages from the end of his views 24 my own be fought on their that Gambling House Keepers should on grounds that Govt Servants whon wideu ce leads to their courietén should be rewarded by Good conduct day, promotion etc. Gambling-house owners keep their secret that they Jo have to bribe many cannot bribe anly.
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me
abundant proof
that
gambling mud ben
both general
and
cara a
on
as a very large
scale.
a
gambling
horse which
can
regularly pay
in bribes
must be
a
very big
X The accounts shas
the house lost alad
out $150th a day
affair
ündeed.
In para:& of this Despatch the sollers since Bettin
Governon gently hints that he is
'controlling" gambling
some
Seems to
in
by so doing. favour of by so
ie. I suppose returning to
sort of system of licensing. Such a proposed
little short of preposterous. Publix
opinion set strongly against the system in 1871
individuals
very heavily. Mis argument therefore
is thank the
the inflacements held
out
cold not
315 réquera
to be very heavy
amply
cover d
aud
that extir expense might be
by increasing the present maximum
fine of $1000 which
y
Cam
be inflected
under.
Ord: 7 of 41 for keeping a Gambling House-
When her may's
re com menda timu
are recated
When
might perhaps
consult Sir bail Smith who
acquaintance with the
Geo
must have
intimate
I agree.
and
$ would
I think
be at
least as
violenty
oppored to
ally
similar system at the present
day.
subject.
For the present uch expressing deep regret at
the scandalous state of affairs which there
We nud
not go
unts
this
question at present
es Mr may promises to submit
de coumend atins
for the prevention
of
these abruses had on pusation
su
menstranduen)
the Sof I will wuxit
he has displayed. Add that
the proponats which he may
papers expose approve in
Inken action that has been
General
o compliqueal fr
tires
of the
Ms may
:
the
on
evergy
which
(about 2 pages from the end of his
views
24
my own
be fought on their
that Gambling House Keepers should
grounds
that Govt Servants
whon wideu ce
leads to their courietén should
be rewarded by Good fonduct day, promotion etc. Gambling-house ouriers
keep their secret that they
Jo
have to bribe
many cannot bribe anly
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to
is about
to submit
with
regard to the
course
to be
adoptin
future
P.C. M.
4/10/97
wer to love
Jagree
as to the mimediate answe sent to this. H. Groglify Macnaghtens
Suggestions.
ans to the future can
of
considered when we get M. Magsreport
Ju96/ic
PT.C
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