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NZ Truth, Issue 1294, 25 September 1930, Page 12

"N.Z. Truth "Replies "W.C.W." Hastings; He can play the joker when he likes, providing of course he cannot follow suit being led; —"Curious," Palmerston N.: £3/17/-. — ''Curious," Dannevirke: Please supply further particulars. Is the owner of the mare a disqualified perwon? Has the owner of the mare secured her since she was disqualified and bred from her. It is necessary to have this information before we can advise you, so place all the cards . on the table. — "V.C." Kawa Kawa: Gala Day.— "Sport," Hastings: We take it your letter is from Hastings. If you will sign your name, as an. assurance of good faith, we. will consider your complaint. — "Ireland For Ever": (1) No, Prentice did; (2) It is customary for him' to do so; (3) Eight; (4) Yes. — -"Investor," Palmerston N.: Write Ito the club. —^"J.B." Kawa Kawa: (1) £2/9/.-:-(2). £1/5/-; (3) £3/7/-.— | "Ai'gument." Moa Point: W. S. Bagby. — -"Lamplighter," Kaipara: You take five and partner also five — four for run and one for last card. — "Wondering," (Westport): (1) Yes; (2) Yes.— "Paddy," Wellington: Cricket Ashes resulted from the burning of the stumps after a series of tests between England and Australia m Australia, England captained by Hon. Ivo JBligh. taking the win home, ■ '