"N.Z. TRUTH" REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS

NZ Truth, Issue 1214, 7 March 1929, Page 12

"N.Z. TRUTH " REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENTS

"Anxious Inquirer" (Gore): (1) No. (2) Yes; 1927. (3) 1927. "T.R.8." (Lyttelton): John Barleycorn ran m the 1917 New Zealand Cup and was ridden by Ashley Reed. "Chicks" (Port Chalmers) : (1) £5/8/-. (2) £3/11/6. ;"" v . "Wager" (Blenheim^ : All bets are decided on weight flag and Llanore was unplaced. You collect. "E.F.F." (Karori) : No. "Argument" (New Plymouth) : Write club. . "G.H." (National Park): Takes two. "Dave" (Nelson) : Too complicated to unravel. Such wagering can only . lead to wrangles. "Wager" (Gisborne): No . record at hand, but" surely information can be obtained locally. "Anxious" (Porirua) : Starters should be recalled and another start effected. "Alias 500" ' (Fairlle) : No; Hoyle says: "A player who once 'passes'' cannot bid thereafter. "Glenartney" (Arapuni): £1/10/-. ft

"Eclair" (Wanganui): £4/.-/-. "Cricket": While allowable under the rules the .fieldsman's action was not cricket. "Lady Spear" (Wellington): £6/4/-. ''Anxious" (Kairanga): (1) No second v dividend. (2) £1/-/-. "Clock" (Christchurch) : ' You had no funds to go on Gold Jacket. "Argument" (Christchurch) : Clerk would have .to make up 10/- only. "H.M.S." (Dunedin): Canterbury beat the 1921 Springboks by six to four. "Douro" (Clive): £5/17/6. "Subscriber" (Opunake): (1) £1/8/6. (2) £1/13/6. (3) 19/6. (4) £2/18/-. (5) 12/-.. (6) £5/-/-. (7) £1/6/6. "Curious" (Te Awamutu)> (1) £7/6/-. : (2) £3/1/-. "A.T." (Brighton): (1) Takes five. (2) Takes two for pair; then six for threes; then thirteen — twelve for fours and one for last card. VSmithy" (New Plymouth): (1) £4/5/6. (2) £2/6-.