THE PRICE OF MEAT.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 145, 13 March 1908, Page 9

THE PRICE OF MEAT.

.. fr(111 TEtEGII.Vrn—SrECIAT. CnKRESroKDENT.) ' Auckland, March 12. ' Inquiries from local butchers to-day elicited the information that there is likely to bo another rise in the retail price of meat in the near future, notwithstanding the fact that thoro was ft doorcase, in the price of stock at last week's market. It is 'stated that, owing to tho dry Season,, very little .fat stock has been forwarded,''or is likely to bo forwarded for some time. Tuesday's market was, it appears, particularly bare of primo cattle, and wholcsalo prices will probably raugo higher in tho near future.,

OANNEVIRKE RACES. : (BY TELHGKArn—SPKOIAn CORRESPONDENT -V □annovirke, March 12. • The annual meeting of the Dannevirko Jockey Club was concluded to-day in . fine weather, but a light .wind raised an unpleasant dust on tho course. The attendance was again large. * The . totalisator investments J'or tho . day; amounted to £9-104, making a total "of £17,781 for tho as against £18,980 for last year's fixture. Thirteen bookmakers were operating on the course. Fairly good fields contested tho different events, ■ and one or , two finishes were very exciting. The races were got off in good time, and the management generally was good. The following are tho rosults: SECOND /HACK HURDLES, of 70 sovs. One mile and a half.

Mr. W. S. Davidson's oh. g. Reservoir, by Jot Dean—Cartouche, 6yrs., 9st. ' ! 121b. ! (J. Jones) 1 Mr. A. F. Douglas's Commander; 9st. 61b. (O'Connell) 2 Mr. R. Knox's Royal Blue, lOst. 81b.' , (Cress) 3 Also started: Bushranger, lOst.; Lady Adair, 9st. ' t : V Bushranger was in front as they passed, the stand, with Reservoir aud Royal Blwo. next. Bushranger was jumping beautifully, but Reservoir. had too much pace, and had worn him down just before they reachen tho last hurdle. Here, Commander and Royal Bluo closed up, and a great race resulted in; favour of Reservoir by half a head. . Tiine t 2min. 48 2-ssec.' . ■' MARCH HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. SixJ furlongs. Mr. J. Melrose's ch. m. Maid of Astolat, • by Sir Lancelot—Dazzle, 4yrs., 7st. ? 1111). (A./ Oliver) 1 Mr. H'. Gaisford's Gauze, 9st. ....:.(Hatch) 2 Mr. 0. Edwards's Toa Tuhi, 7st. 51b. (11. Price) 3 Also started:- Cyrene, Bst. 101b.; A\aicolaV Bst'., lib.; . Chicane, 7st. 121b. ■ - v Cliicano and Cyrene led to tho home turn, whero Maid of Astolat.. put inv a fast,rim and won by'two lengths from Gauze, ..who was well •< clear of Toa Tuhi. ; Time, ■' lmin. 15 4-sscc.. . • ;■ TELEPHONE HACK, .of 05 sovs. Fiv? furlongs, Messrs. Gardner and Millens's b. m.ißliie,, ' Bell, by Conqueror—Foulshot mare, : ' 4yrs.,. 7st. 101b. ...I (It. Hatch) .1 Mr.' Higliden's ;Vasa, Bst. ,41b. '.(carried; Bst. 5f0.) (Jones) : 2 Mr. Barclay's Penates, Bst,'.Blb. ~..(Reid) 3

Also started: Axite, 9st.; 'Ikon, Bst: 3ib.; Hydraulic,' Bst. 21b.; Supplement,;, Bst. ;- Bonnie Soon,. 7st. Sib.; Tuatahiji' 6st; 121b.;: Goldfield, 6st. 121b.. (carried 7st. 101b.).. - Vasa■ was first t-q lihow : out: from Bonnie Doonj with Blue, Bell near the rear. Axite was- next in tho second place, and then' Penates .threw out a strong challengo, but nothing was able to head Vnsa ' till Bluo Bell came oh tho outside and won by half a length ,i Time, Imiii. 3 3-ssec. TAPUATA , HACK WELTER, of 65 sovs. i -. : .. 1 .- Ono mile. -- Mi;. J. Fommn's br. g. Mallet .'by Mala- . t tu'a—Pauline, 5 yrs.; 85t.,51b. ,I - - (S. Roid\''l Mr. E. Armstrong's Prize Bloom, . '.. - 111b. ... ..(G.-Price) 1 2 Mr. Liskirk's King. Post, 9st. 101b. '-, ' (Oliver) 3 ■. Also- started: Osiris, Bst. 13ib.V'Maku,- Bst! 131b. ; ' Matapuna, Bst. 31b.; Scenery, Bst. 31b. (carried Bst'. 51b.); Monsieur Beaucaire, 7st: 1211).; Jet de More, 7st.' 101b. ! ' ' When tho field settled down, Prize Bloom' led frorii'Mallet and Jet de More, with Maku last-. Three furlongs from honie, .Prizo'Bloom, Jet de More, and Mallet were racing abreast, with King Tost next. • Mallet won easily, from Prize Bloom, who beat rl2ing:.-.Pos,fc-;.by.• three parts of a length.: . Time, lmin. Mscc. AUTUMN HANDICAP, 1 of 150 sovs. Ono ■ ,:.V mile. and:'a..distance. .- ... Mrs. r Mcssena's b. g., Waita'pii, by Gipsy King—Waipuna, syrs.,'. Bst. : 101b. ■ > - (W. H. M'Kay) 1 Mr. V?.- Piatt's Merrie Rose, 75t..81b. ; (1?. Ci ess) 2 Mr; W. M'Lean's Loiret, Bst. 51b; ; ~ ( - ' , ■ ; ; (11. Price) 3 " Also started : Moloch, Bst-. 91b.; Chatterer, 7st.' 121b.; Scotch Reel, 6st. 121b. (carried 7st.); Oasis, Gst. 71b'. .. 1 . Merrio .Rose took the lead from Scotch Reel and Waitapu. Going down the back, Waitapu rail into second position, and once in tho straight ho went ahead and won hard held by three' lengths, Loiret being a leugth away third. 'Time, lmin. 57 l-sthsec. THE SHORTS, of 6o sovs. Weight, Bst. '. 101b. Five furlongs. Mr. J. W. White's b. g. Turqu'et, ,by ;' :Turquoiso—Mute mare, 4yrs'. •- : , ■ • (Geo. Price) 1 Mr. G. BrowWs Mulga Bill ...... (Hatch):. 2 Mr.. A. l'etors' Vineo (Reid) - 3 Also started: My Darling and Kimmerian. Turquet was left several lengths, but he caught the field at- the home turn, and'won easily. ■ Timo, lrnin. 4sec.,,' : : MANGATERA- HACK HANDICAP, of 70 ~ sovs. Steven furlongs.', ' . Mr. W. A. W. Drey's br.'.g. Lethean, by : .Lethe —Prince' Cole maro, syrs;, Bst. ■ (R. Hatch) 1 Mr. G. Fairbrother's; Seaton Dale; 7st.

121b (O'Brien); 2 Mr. J; M'Ara's Lochiela, 7st. (Bennett) 3 Also started: Raiigihaeta, 9st.; King Post, Bst. 121b.; Silver Chain, 6st. 131b. ; Lethean took tho lead from'Rangihaeta and King Post. At half the distance, Rangihaeta was alongside Lethean, and Seaton D.il%Jiad run into third position. At " the straight llangihaota was done with, and : in; the run home Lethean beat Soaton Dale by a clear length. Time, lmin. 30scc. : ' KAITOKE WELTER, of 100 sovs. Seven furlongs. • , ' : Mr. Edgar, Russell's br. g. Cyrehe,' by Cyrenian—Chic, 4yrs.; Bst. 131b. . . (R. Hatch). 1 Mr. W. Donald's Aboriginal,-Bst. 61b. ' / (Price) 2 Mr. T. Smith' 3 Gaelic, 7st.':7lb. ...(Cress) 3 Also started: iEolus, 9st. 41b.; Aberration, 9st. 21b.'; Millennial, 7st. 131b.; Oasis, 7st. 81b.; Fairland, 7st. 71b. _ "... Cyreno led from start to finish, and won easily. Time, lmin. 30scc. —— rr — NOTES AND COMMENTS. (By Glencoe.) The, five acceptors went outifor tho second Hurdles. Bushranger, the first day's winner was mado a hot favourito. Ho was iii front till tho last hurdle, jumping, beautifully, but the pace - >vas too hot for him, and in the run homo ho was out of a place. Commander was about twenty lengths in tho roar as thoy passed tho stand the first'-time, but he-gradu-ally'-mado'tho'ground up, and in a" strong finish was' just beaten - by the narrowest margin. Royal Blue ran fairly well,'and but for a faulty'jump at the last hurdle would havo been closo up. Reservoir did'not jump too well, but ho raced up to Bushranger between each luirdlo. Tho latter's rider'lost his iron during 'the race, and this may liavo accounted for his mount stopping so quickly' in tho last furlong. Lady; Adair, who is credited with good track work, did not appear to take kindly •to ' tho -jumps, and fiuishod last. ... -.-■■* ■ ■ Tho March Handicap was an evon betting race, Maid of Astolat boing a slightly bettor favourito than Chicane and Gauze. Shortly after tho start Chicane, Cyrono, and TotuTuhi wero racing level, with Maid of Astolat next and Gauzo last.' Chicano compounded.at tho fivo-furlong post, and finished last. Toa Tulii got chopped out at half tho distance, but ho camo again in tho straight, ' and finished third. Cyrcne led for fivo furlongs.- Gauzo appeared to bo hopelessly out of it at threo furlongs, but she beat.-'everything oxcopt tho winner. Maid of Astolat was , iii fourth place until' nearing tho last bend, whoro she', camo through and won with ridiculous case. Sho is a' useful maro, and was in at a uico handy, weight to-day.

Advantago and Tho Dun'fce" wore withdrawn from tho Telephone Hack,, for which Ikon was made favourite. Vasa flew out or tlio T)iirricr and looked all over a winner'till a few yards from tho post, where sho'Kas'catlght'by Bluo lipll. Tho latter fell on Jjer liost! a, fow ; yardß after tho start, but' Hatch got" lier'goiiig again, and she just gaiiiiSl' ii' victory on tho post. • Penates got alongside' Vasa a-qnarter of a mile-l'rom h'onie,.but the Finland;maro' drow away again in tho straight. Ikon, tho favourite, did-not commpnco.weH,. and; never got among the' leaders." lionnjo • Axito ran prominently iii'-the tarly-stages,' but did'not last. " •• : ' v '

"Prize Bloom made all''tho- rUmVing' in tho Hack -.Welter, but Mallet had -her. measure at •• furlong'-from home, nnd-i-won very,, easily. * King Post was favourite f° r tho race, but \ got in the middlo of tkt! ljjqld,. aivcl.tliu riot, get through till ]iearing'tho, | Rtra.ig]it. ii;i ..^Hje^ .•ran. a good third, but hiid . Mallet. Osiris was in the..: riiclr''the.'whole way;' and finished about" , 'Jet' dfi' Moro 1 ' was with tho leaders'till a furloiig'fr'om li'oiheft : where, lie dropped back. " ; Sc'6nery 'fiiusbou'' close behind 'tho' placed,horses. t '•"!' , The seven acceptors for ; . 'tho Autumn H!uiUicap. .was made a , slightly, better ' favourite.-01^,.the,, machine than. Waitapu,. .but, thereafter was -a,point shorter with tho bookmajcojrs.;. Chatterer, gave a little trouble 1 at the was one-of .tho last awav. She . nsvei; .jntiwoved : her position much, and fin ished. ; a, ; from the. placed: horses. ; .iniithp , lead for soven ,favr]s'; fast, but she was quito tapu,. Avho was . generally.^considered ,^o'(■ be.i •rated' lightly by the handicappsn , c the last to pass the; judgo!;SvbpJi: pears to be' a. little ,bplo\v; ,h?y,-b,est.J Reel ran prominently for' lialf' "but-, did not show.,up at tho v putin' a rton ifrorii the quarier-milj]. I; jjost,"; ; but did ; not must-er enough jiace i»...imjjruyo las' position. V-^

' There! were only five starters in the Shorts-.- 1 Mulga Bill got well. left several lengths.- 3\lwlgiCLlJill"/ iA7liii , coV<and' Kimmerian raced together to tho homo.tuny ■ where Turquet joined-' R<thcnK '• brought his mount' along nicoly, i and'-wheiv fairly in the straight ho left the fioldj-- , a ltidcantered in an'easy'Mulga' Bill till about .on® huiidrcil the post, };whcre 1 ho' tiredi"i"Kimmeriaiv. did'not stay' for ' more ja'-niile'.-'--fMf Darling showed no' pace '4111"Sfrd'finished' 'last. ' ' 1

• .-.Seatpn'.lJale'.wafmadoX^W^^^yonn^' for t,he, Jlahgater'a;Had!fV':\ ) away too well,:but at theHurn; for, honip it looked as .if, lie would had' been leading all'tho" wayj'"h*ad' sowp.,,rfr,' serve force, and won by a length*. '"Seatiin,, Dale swervpd : badly , in tlie- last; .ran; a "good closed up like a . box. 'not: benefited: by- his iraco earlier" iu.'.t,hbT(lay, and' did notj.seo the journey 'dut<; v f...^-:,/ ( ',V;: i .;.,'r,' ; j.- ;

Maid of Astoliit and ; Scotch withdrawals ; from.. -thea ;Kait<ik6'„'-AJelter; Cyrene/with. Hatch in the saddle, was: ;first out,- and -, led -.the. whole way;- i{; .Fairlaiid' ranwith him for half a milej.and' then,' Aboriginal took second; ])ositipiii' aiid.-.imaintaiiied itV' tSlolus'got : a-bad slait He was' running well at this hoin& bend, biiti.foll'iaway- 'again:Aberration finished fourth. J, Ho ' was' - jusU.headed by Gaolic'on the -7": ;i!" :'' p ■ .Tho' winning'.jookoys, at^ r tTie : Weetiiig-.' l «'er6" : -R. Hatch (4), W; H; M'Kav 'A",,,oliror,' (2), S. Reid, J.. Jones, Jr'Hall, E;.J,'ow6V.J.. , Clareburt, ,G. F.- larigStone,' and :W'.' Kirk, ono .each; : : ,

NELSON JOCKEY CLUB. ' ' / ' NOMINATIONS: >' Tho foUomhg; have, .been received for tho.Nelson Jockey Cliib's; annual race'meeting, to; be' held; at 'on-? -\V ednesday. .and \ Thursday,'- April' 1;; a lid,

;;;■', FIRST DAY.; :^^ );y\ : Hack' Hurdles,: onoi niile!^,nd.-,a ; Blessbok, Lerida, Jolly •'Roger, Voucher; i.St. Ludlmv, ■ Coresse; Whatakura;, : ,;.: , : ivi-

-Handicap Trot, one milb and a ..half.-f-Forest • Chimes,: ,The:.' Moa,'-,Toddler/-' : llock-, wobdj, .Toriiite; Lady; DickeriV,":o,v:erland, !Gdvernor,': Corbett, Glen, - , rb& ! il l it;'-'Solat > ! 'itirig Teddy', ; oaktree, ' Picaroon-,' Merhrii-'AVbbdb'uru; Lad, ; ; Gard, • I'olly, Holiaiid,:,-' : Dmg " i)o'ngj-' Hokipoki, 1 Bona' : :Bay, v jPatriarcrij' "Chips,Huon Alaud, Miss BraebUrnJ liilia ! ' : 'Habii', r Ari-" gelina..-0 '■'''it

- Trial Hack Handicap;.. S(x furlougs—Raib. giua, , Glori, . Mokapuna,/Suriijpunti. King Try,. C6resse;-'-v .Nelson:.Cup:Handicap,(open), orip'inilo arid a quarter. —Trent, lliro, ttold Bird;- Waira". rapa, ( Cyrus,, Narcotic;. Law- Pioeo,.. La-. Tor--. pedo.' ,: ' '- : J!.'-:Cm

District;' Hack Handicap,' sis ' Rangiuaj Mokapuna, Merled. , Handicap Trot, two. .Chimes,,; Toddler, •:itookkood, tSjiiaf-. ( l)lc£ens; Overland, • Governor, v: iSe,^; .V.'Cqrpett; '..Qleii,. Eclat, Jiang Teddy, ~Oakt^ee,yPiq'ai:bpi),, ,lin, Gard, i l 'olly,VVHolland,- ';AV^imea;,;,.'Bud,' Hokipoki, 'Rona Bay, Harch,., Chips, -, Bangor,?, 'Mis'si .Braebiiru',' Primrose... r.;. r.,-/ -•■Grand 1 Stand' "Handic^pT^bponJ^'six-• fuVlongs.—Trent;: Blessbok,-?: Jolly ..Roger, ; lt6's'o Petal,. tiiii?. spring, La Torpedo; «.'•;<• ■ :-v':'3.!'«. .-c. :Hope Hack;, Handicap., , seven, furlongs,—'. Adria,. : Glen,. Sweet ■ Hiilj./Jimg , I'dstj;'."Surnibun't, Alate,' Galahad,. &fc. .• LiidloVj f H»J(siij^p|,'_'jft 1 h'^takura;

SECOND'DAY ■ Hack' Hurdles, ; 'on'o —Bibssbok, L'erida, ; ,"Vouchor, St. Ludlow, Coresse. '. Y/ '

: : Handicap Trot, two Rockwood, Jamaica, Lady Dickons; Overland, Gorernor; Glon; 1 Eclat, Oaktree, Pioiroon; Merlin,- Gnrd, lolly, 'Hollaintj l 'Ding<'Doiig,:' Bad,' Hokipoki, Dick Stov^ns'/'' : I'ati-iarch; .--Ghipsf Bangor, Miss • Richmond Park Trcnti, Hiro, King l , os'o,v..C(WSwaiii, (Gold Bird, 'Wairarapa;, Cyrusj;V J .lSaicotlc ( v Liiwau, lloso,, La' Torpedo. , , >-, 3 r - r '-i"

' Stoke'-' Hack ' Handicap,iL;&ii :-ifu'rlongs.— Adria, Kangiua,. 'Glen, rt -iMokapiiiio;'c Sweet/ Hill, Surniouut, First'. Merlee, King .

.-■- Handicap Trot, i- one -.mile and- a-, half.— Forest Chimes; Toddler,) lljdckwbiiU,'''Temite, ' Jamaica, Lady Dickens, Ovbrland-,-Governor, Corbett, --.' Ned,' Cbrbett, Gleij^: JjQlat, iv .}^ing, i Teddy,, Oaktroe, Woodburn Lad, ,Gardi Holland, -'Wainiiia,. Destroyer;, It'wia.'.' Bay-;'' Dick. Stevens,' Patriarch, ,'pMßsVMiibu'iliud. -, Bangor, Miss Braebunj/.'liilla'.- Hj}onj v ,An r gelhia,. Lady ,Fox.j " ;:. a! ;; 0 s( ;j

Waimea Handicap : (opeji); I fcSur fv(rjojigs;Tr Blessbokji Kikg- Post, liosoyPotal;-,Coxswain;; Gold Bird; Wairarapa; Cyriis; LsmiJtoso;.La: Torpedo. - ; "• asw a;;! J; Hack. Scurry Adria,, Rangiua, Glen, Sh^VHill."Surmount. First ,'Mato, King' Try; Ctoresse;. Hills|Hnjj£ _ Whatakura.'", ; '"V; - !"' 1 '";V'',-" J

Farewell (oppn) v !ax Jfiirlongs.—, Trent; Blossbok. Joll.v- • Roger.* Rose.= Pearl,: Coxswain, Vouclicrj Gold. Jiir.cl r Cyrus,-. King Try, Galahad, Hillspring,-La lorpedo.,./, .•.«*"■ ' (Handicaps will bo : depla-red Alitor about March 19.)'' :.■-Vv^s

, MASTERTON RACES. ' (iii TELEGRAPH —rItESS, ) ' , . . Masterton, March 12. The following handicaps'hai'C'bfon/diclarefl by Mr. 'J. H. Pollock fbr : tho-first' davofi tho autumiv meeting of tho'Masterton Racing Club:—-' 1 " -.. - ■ ■ , HACK -HXJRDLE HANDICAP.. Ono milo and. .thrcMjuartors:—Waiojju,.- ~10?t.121b;.;, ltoyal Biuo, lOst. .71b.; Reservoir, -lOst.- -71b.; Papatawa, lOst. 41b.; D.iilcmea',-.'!)st.';.lllb.y Tilson, 9st. -91b.; Lady Adair/:9st.'; Indian. ; Mutiny, .'9st.;, Snip, 9st.;, MASTERTON HACK HANDICAP. Ono milo.—Rangibaet-a, 9st.'; r Strathcoiia, Bst. 121b.:, King Post,, Sst. 11jb,.; .Lethean,„,Sst.„ ,71b.: .WailotliCj iTst. 7sjyi?jj);; ; , Osiris, 7st.' 111b.; Nitchovo r Vst',^7-lb.ii- : jiiont, > 7st. 21b.; Defeat,,; Tst j "Xoohlela,; ; .7.st.'-21b.; '. Lucretius, 7sj;.-;,i;DipJoma.tic, ,7stU " WAIPIPI CUP 1 HANfi'lC VP Ono milo and a quarter. —Tangimoana, 9st.; Wait-apu, I Bst. 31b.j San Julie, Bst. 71b.; Moloch/ Sst.J

Sibi; Mataari, Bst. 51b.; 7st. 91b. : Aberration, 7Stf 81b.; Tupono, 7st. 81b.; - Chatterer, 7st. 'lib;; Memo Rose, 7st. 41b.; Scotch Reel, 7st.-31b. . TELEGRAPH'..HACK HANDICAP.- Six s. 9st..;v. Warlock,; Bs,t; 1211). Mori.'Ami, Sst. 101b.; Wharekura, Bst : :91b.'';--Ikoii,v.Bst.' 41b.';:-'Yosarai, i7st. 121b. ; Himtiiar, 7st:' 101b.; 'First Mate, 7st. 71b.; Lucretius,'i7st; '"41b;; 7st. 41b.:; • : Sealor,-:7sfc. :.41b;; ' Bluo Ribbon,- 7st. 41b.; -Kiriimoriau 1 --.7 st: .41b.:- - 1 " jSAJP® h ,pa4ooLjrr HANDICAP.', Onoji'" ■ indp ,aml;a quarter^—Oryx,-,125t.; KiHarnejr>\. >11«t.!?Ib'.Hiriupai,. ll'st. 21b.'; Commander, •list.'. 21b.; Duleinea, list! Anemone, iJLOst. '. J;31b;.;.. Dereat,.' lOst., 111b:.; Aneyle,^.lOst./ dill),.'; Clarabelle/lOst. 101b.-;- Starfish, 105t.,: ,71b.<; .iTrayljjclj,- lOst. ■ 71b. ;'. GaWma, : lOst.', 71b.;; -Arabura.: lOst. '71b.; Jet', do ilore, lOst. '•! .71&.J; 'juir^6,jlWst.>Jib'; :

y; "MARCH- HANDICAP. toStftren-furlongs.— , ' : .•.TTulI iKatoJ* Slstyji Mot6ai:"Bsfc." '61b.; '.iEolus, • 7st., 121b'.'; Gawairij 7 7st':'lllb.; Splendid- Idea, • TSt-'. 11.1b;-;- Sunbonhot,V | -7st. ' 91b.; ! Hiro,' '7st. J-' : i;81b.;;'-Shei I l6ck , >H(llnitft; ;i ':7st.;-' 71b.Waicola, 31b.; ;M.crrio'Zealand; i' 7sfc| 31VJ. ;;{ltarigipi'pa,'' ! 7st.^2lb:'; ; Rosegroye,'; •7st.-' 2lfcr.'^- ! -3?-liitPsEpusi"' ; Gsb^'-'-illb.; Thera, GsW •;""• loib.; Scotch Reel,JSst. 71b.; Elfrida', Gst: 71b. , ; Fivo furlpiigs. ; --Nui'najil 9Bt'i';. ; v^ r arJ,ock i l ' 'jßst.-.'--'SIb.; Axite, -' ■' Sst.l 71b.; Mori Ami, Bst. 61b.; Blue Bell, Sst..,\; '.■tlb.j; [T ;po)\solation ) '„..Bst. '21b.-;. •, Jkbii, : Ssfc. ; s v. ; .''YosHP]i; Tsfc.v.Blb.>; "!^|M^e^tx-.7gi;;^7lb,;;' t %lsoi; 7st.; Gib/; First-.',, .ill)..; 7st; 21b.'; Miss., 'lEeajty,';>Tst.>.'2lbJ.\; vHinurangi,-.,7st;\; i."',. /Sealer, 7st. jVyinco,. 7st).,2lb.'|%Carron. : y st.; i2lb. r liethd,i'A7st. ri2lb. 5 ; Kriigh) iv fCßmriiaiider,,j7st.;,'2lb'. ;vTr'icky,.Maia,..7st.'i ,'