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Otago Witness, Issue 953, 25 April 1889, Page 22

%f O W R E A D . V. NKW ZEALAND, TCrBF RECORD For 1886.7. Pr.ioa, 10s; Jncivodino Postagb, 10s od. Orders can be sent, to MESSRS WHETRAU ft' CO., " ' "' . Box 325, P. 0.. Dunlin.

TO COBRESPONDENTS. W ; 5 ' M £ YB?^-"?,Y 8 ?^-"?,' 8 lead ,waß cartainly a bad °Pf* Hfl . haa the o P«on of leading either fcrnmpi or from his long suit, the latter for choice, and it he adopted this course the proper play would have been ace and then king, a* as to strengthen his partners hand. , , Owen Swift, Dunedin.-(l) How can anyone judge conclusively as to the relative merits of Sayera and Sullivan? There is nothing to make the teat by. II s * v?^ ev s' m ?y beßal <T' thatSayers was the n^wm^rt 11 ?°_ mm * he "^ he b eat Perry L 1^ 11 * 1 ! 11 * 11 , 8 fißht wlai Heenan (I860), whereat Sulßvanis olaim to the champtonship'/is not indisputable, and at the present moment more than one man professes to be anxious to meet the Boston giant. (2) Tom Spring-was champion in successipn to Tom Oribb 4 on the latter* retirement, ABDAitAH,,Oamaru.— Daisy's record for the; two miles iv November last was Bmin 41seo: while Anneau.d'Or did the distance at Tuapcka, in January, in smin 31seo. That'll the New Zebland record. , t Maomßoy Dunedin.-(i) Taniwha was, I believe, bred at the Taieri. (2) Fishhook was originally named Lough Nea. P. J.. Sti}(Jholme Junction.— The paragraph you refer to. appeared in the Witnessoifche 4th April, estraoted from a Sydney paper, The weight wa» lib 8oz», and according to the. writer was roomy enough to seat a steeplechase rider. The saddle was on view on Sydney,