"N.Z. TRUTH" REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS

NZ Truth, Issue 1188, 6 September 1928, Page 12

"N.Z. TRUTH" REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS

"Interested" (Dunedin): Nine to nine wins. "Kahumingi" (Masterton) : Sir Solo ran m 1914 Melbourne Cup and finished fifth or sixth m a bunch directly behind the fourth horse. "8.A.C." (Parnell): £6/2/6. "H. 8." (Woodville): (1) £1/5/-. (2) £1/7/6 (3) £1/19/6. "Sport": Did not start m Islington Handicap. "L.E.W." (Ruatoria): £1/15/-. "Bay" (Wellington): £7/10/-. "Misfortune" (Dunedin) : (1) Zenith. (2) £2/10/-. "Constant Reader" (Auckland) : £2/9/6. "Bond"- (Christchurch): Totals eighteen. "Constant Reader" (Martinborough): (1) £4/16/-. (2) £4/10/6. (3) £3/14/6. "Novice" (Wyndham): (1) Tes. (2) Yes. (3) £4/10/6. "Constant Reader" (Wellington): A draw. "8.D." (Motuhora) : Met five times— Greb won once; Tunney won twice and two no-deoision bouts. "Tamer" (Hector): (1) £1/17/-. (2) £1/9/-.

"Bridget" (Kaiangaroa) : (1) 50. (2) Four times value of trick. (3) Four times value of triek — just saime as winner would have scored. "N.P.8." (Inglewood) : (1) Yes. '. (2) For just on year. (3) Tes. (4) Understand he bought a Soult horse up that way. "A.C." (Palmerston): (1) 24. (2) Lightweight. "C.N." (Walpawa): No records kept, but saw Les. McLean kick goal from three-quarter; was practising at Tahuna Park, Dunedin, prior to first Springbok Test m 1921. There was a good following wind. "Carrara" (Wellington) : Dead-heat 19---10 and 19-12. "Top Hole" (Taihape): Born at Fremantle, Western Australia, and left there at age of one. When a lassie loves a laddie. That's her business. When a lad loves a lassie, That's his business. When they become engaged, That's their business. When they get married, That's Dustins' business. DUSTINS, LTD., | Wedding Cake Specialists and Caterers, ; Wellington, Wanganui, Palmerston j