Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Government would issue at the Post Office and at the Board of Customs and Excise and on racecourses books of tickets containing a number on which the duty amounts to a round sum . For example , a book would contain , say , 100 tickets ...
... Government would issue at the Post Office and at the Board of Customs and Excise and on racecourses books of tickets containing a number on which the duty amounts to a round sum . For example , a book would contain , say , 100 tickets ...
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... Government control , they are fewer in number but have actually more racing days in the year on each course and thus there is a better chance of a profitable return on the cost of the erection of the Totalisator . years . Stephen , 7258 ...
... Government control , they are fewer in number but have actually more racing days in the year on each course and thus there is a better chance of a profitable return on the cost of the erection of the Totalisator . years . Stephen , 7258 ...
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... government of their district , and under those provisions bye - laws have been made with a view to stopping very much the same sort of evil that the Act of 1906 , the Street Betting Act , was directed against . 89. You mean local ...
... government of their district , and under those provisions bye - laws have been made with a view to stopping very much the same sort of evil that the Act of 1906 , the Street Betting Act , was directed against . 89. You mean local ...
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... Government tickets sold at Customs and Excise Offices and Post Offices , or on returns . As regards cash betting , the normal course would be for the bookmaker to issue to the backer a Government ticket for the amount staked . These ...
... Government tickets sold at Customs and Excise Offices and Post Offices , or on returns . As regards cash betting , the normal course would be for the bookmaker to issue to the backer a Government ticket for the amount staked . These ...
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... Government Department to interfere in a particular way with a particular set of transactions which another Government Department had had the duty of suppressing ? 2052. Yes ; I think you are right . It must be an impossible position ...
... Government Department to interfere in a particular way with a particular set of transactions which another Government Department had had the duty of suppressing ? 2052. Yes ; I think you are right . It must be an impossible position ...
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