"N.Z. Truth " Replies

NZ Truth, Issue 1302, 27 November 1930, Page 12

"N.Z. Truth " Replies

"Constant Reader" (Christchurch): Sorry, one has plenty to do to get the first dozen without worrying about the last.— "R.H.K." (Wellington): (1) £3 5/-; (2) £2/5/-.— "Done In" (Christchurch): (1) £4/19/6; (2) £3/2/-.— "J.F.0." (Opunake): Blue Ribbon won m 1909 and Red Ribbon dead heated with Rewi Poto m 1919.— "A.8." (Roxburgh): (1) Peter Bingen (2) 10/-.— "Inquisitive" (Oamaru): (1) £2/8/6, that was for running second; (2) Please say where these horses ran second. They have been placed at different meetings of late. — "Con" (Hamilton): (1) £1/1/6; (2) £5/2/6; ' (3) £2/7/6; (4) 13/-.— "Wager" (Christchurch): It is possible to order your partner up. In ordering up dealer's partner says, "I assist." — "Taratahi" (Carterton): £3/1/6.— "W.D.8." (Mildura): We would rule that he cannot make his bid. — "Aussie" (Hihitahi): What at?— Cricket, rugby or marbles? — "H.R.M.** (Kaikoura): Highest call is Abundance, Declaree or Slam. — "Constant Reader" (Gisborne): (1) £3/7/6; (2) £7/4/-; (3) £9/13/6. — "Constant Reader" (N.. Wairoa) : First Tuesday m November. — "Bunkum" (Gisborne): £5/19/6.— "Constant Reader" (Gisborne): (1)' £1/11/6; (2) 19/6. — "Anxious" (Palmerston): (1) £4/8/6; (2) £2/16/6; (3) £4/14/6; (4) £2/7/6; (5) £5/2/6. — "G.G." (Auckland): • (1) £7/4/-; (2) £2/5/-.— " J.P." (Stratford):' £2.— "H.K.K." ' (Auckland): £2/14/-.— "LrK.J." (Whangarei): (1) Yes; (2) £6/9/6; (3) £8/11/6.— "lnquirer" (Timaru) : Yes, he won m 1923. — "Telephone Pole" (Inangahua): £2 5/-. — "Compo" (Tauranga): £5/19/6. — "Constant Reader" (Buller) : Gloaming and Desert Gold both paid less* than money back for winning. — "T.A." (Invercargill): Stiggest yo\i obtain copy of rules. — "Rah" (Kaitangata) : (1) £3/7/6; (2) £4/8/-.