Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... practically stamped out ; in other words the police would be competent to deal with it . 44. They further think that the provision that except on racecourses and other places where it is now legal all cash betting should take place in ...
... practically stamped out ; in other words the police would be competent to deal with it . 44. They further think that the provision that except on racecourses and other places where it is now legal all cash betting should take place in ...
Page li
... practically the same as the Totalisator , but is worked in the main by human instead of mechanical agency . There is no doubt that by either of these two systems the backer gets exactly his fair and full odds as shown by the amount of ...
... practically the same as the Totalisator , but is worked in the main by human instead of mechanical agency . There is no doubt that by either of these two systems the backer gets exactly his fair and full odds as shown by the amount of ...
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... practically every race meeting ? What I was going to ask you was , would your instructions from the Home Office to the Police ? -I am afraid that does fall outside the scope of my evidence . There are witnesses from the Home Office who ...
... practically every race meeting ? What I was going to ask you was , would your instructions from the Home Office to the Police ? -I am afraid that does fall outside the scope of my evidence . There are witnesses from the Home Office who ...
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... practically none , goes on after 7 or 8 o'clock . Should I be right in saying that it does not go on after the last race is run ? That is so . 492. That would be about 5 ? —Yes . 493. Is that the right time ? -About 5 ; sometimes the ...
... practically none , goes on after 7 or 8 o'clock . Should I be right in saying that it does not go on after the last race is run ? That is so . 492. That would be about 5 ? —Yes . 493. Is that the right time ? -About 5 ; sometimes the ...
Page 37
... practically nothing to do with them . Mr. Forestier - Walker . 746. You could easily find them out by consulting a telephone book ? —Not neces sarily . They are probably not described in the book . Chairman . 747. So far as a betting ...
... practically nothing to do with them . Mr. Forestier - Walker . 746. You could easily find them out by consulting a telephone book ? —Not neces sarily . They are probably not described in the book . Chairman . 747. So far as a betting ...
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12 July agent amongst amount of betting backer betting duty betting houses betting office bookmaker's carry cash betting Cecil Wilson cent certainly Chairman Committee Continued course credit betting credit bookmaker David Grenfell deal difficulty district evidence evil fact flat racing football Forestier-Walker gambling Gershom Stewart give horse horse racing increase Jockey Club July large number legalised maker matter mean ment moral Morgan Jones odds offence opinion pari-mutuel penalty person PETER GREEN police practically premises present profit question race meeting racecourse Rawlinson ready money betting regard registration revenue Ring ROBERT CALDER Sir Alfred Butt Sir Beddoe Rees Sir George Hamilton Sir Henry Norman Sir JOHN PEDDER slips stamp starting price street bookmaker suggest suppose Tattersall's tax on betting tell thing tickets ting tion to-day totalisator TREVOR BIGHAM turnover