"N.Z. TRUTH" REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS

NZ Truth, Issue 1211, 14 February 1929, Page 12

"N.Z. TRUTH " REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS

"Divvy" (Dunedin): (1) £2/5/6. (2) £2/15/6. "Ten Bob" (Coast): (1) £35/17/-. (2) | £5/2/-. ! "M.N." (Gisborne) : £ 2/13/6. "T.S." (Auckland): '(1) , £5/7/-. (2) £4/4/6. "Sport" (Wellington): "N.Z. Truth" holds that a wager made as yours was is "no bet." We contend that you must have a chance to win when a bet is made; or, m other words, a bettor cannot lose if he cannot win. "Reader" (Timaru): (1) £2/11/--. (2) £1/7/-. (3) £3/12/-. "Constant Reader" (Marton): 11 a.m. day of race. / "Constant (Renwiektown) : "Wager" (Whangaruru) : (1)/The late Harry Hickey and Jack /Cameron. (2) Hickey. : ■ !

Have no record. Try locally. "Tiki tiki": (1) £9/0/6. (2) £1/11/6. (3), No. j "Jim H." (Christchurch) : (1) £5/3/-. (2) £4/6/6. "Constant Reader" (Wellington): Ellerslie, Wanganui, Feilding, Trentham and Riccarton. "Satisfaction" (Feilding): You will have to sue for money. You cannot prevent the horse from running. "Mac." (Invercargill): (1) £5/2/r. (2) £2/13/6. "Jim Jam" (Invercargill) : (1) £9/13/-. (2) £7/12/6.