ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

NZ Truth, Issue 1145, 10 November 1927, Page 11

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Nosey" (Auckland): Yes; won there last spring. , "Darkey" (Gisborne): £6/16/6. "Sport" (Liinwobd): On Tom Thumb. "Anchor" (Waipukurau) : Never oeen ... worked out. "Knab" (Te Awamutu): £4/-/5. . "Wager" (Foxton): £7/9/-. . "E.C." (Cambridge): £73/-/-. "Mac" (Blenheim): Can only make it eighteen. "Honest" (Outram): (1 and '2) No scheme is a success. (3) Sue him. "Constant Reader" (Dunedin): (1) £4/12/6. (2) £1/7/-. "M.E.N." (Dunedin): £1/9/-. "Mack" (Wellington): Yes; she did. "J.H.M." (New. Plymouth) : (1) No. (2) ■' No. (3) £7/9/-. (4) £8/16/-. (5) £1/13/-. "King Chr Ties" (Winchester): (1) £1/16/-. (2) £6/15/-. "C.G.K." (Ohakune) : 16/-. "Constant Beader" (Invercargill) : (1) 18/6; (2) £3/3/-. (3) £1/10/-. All i for £1. "H.W." (Clandeboye): (1) £1/9/-. (2) :■' £1/10/-. (3) £2/8/-. (4) £2/IS/-. "H.H, ?> (Dunedin): .13/-. "Regular Reader" (Napier): About 11.10 morning of race, but write club. "Anxious" (Hamilton): £7/-/6. 'V "Constant Reader" (Masterton): ? Ahii'-V- v . riri 1, Great Bingen 2, Acron 3, GreatsHope '4. . . ,„ ,':i. ■: