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Man cleared of golf club assault

of assault with an offensive weapon with intent to rob in Supreme Court yesterday.Mr. Trott was accused of attacking Kenneth Brangman, a caddy at the Mid Ocean Golf Club with a knife.

of assault with an offensive weapon with intent to rob in Supreme Court yesterday.

Mr. Trott was accused of attacking Kenneth Brangman, a caddy at the Mid Ocean Golf Club with a knife.

Mr. Trott contended that he pulled the knife out in self-defence, when Mr.

Brangman hit him in the back with a golf club. The dispute was over money that Mr. Brangman allegedly owed to Mr. Trott.

Acting Pusine Judge Archibald Warner handed the case over to the jury by 11 a.m. They finished deliberating by lunch, when the unanimous verdict was handed to the judge.

CAUSES OF FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION FIR Cause of fire under investigation A Hilltop Drive apartment unit in Southampton was torched in the early hours Wednesday morning.

The Fire Service contained the blaze to a single room but a Police spokesman said: "The room was extensively damaged by the flames. Fortunately, there were no injuries to any of the occupants.

"There does not appear to have been any suspicious circumstances involved,'' the spokesman added.

Fire investigators are conducting an inquiry into the cause of the single-room fire.

HOTEL TO LAUNCH UPMARKET CAMPAIGN TOU Hotel to launch upmarket campaign Elbow Beach Hotel has appointed a US-based brand consultancy and marketing agency to promote its image as a luxury resort.

The Black Ink agency is launching an advertising campaign for Elbow Beach in upmarket publications such as Bridal Guide , Food and Wine , National Geographic Traveler , and The New Yorker .

Elbow Beach public relations director Kendaree Burgess-Fairn said: "With Black Ink's assistance, we are embarking on a targeted, full-bodied marketing campaign to showcase Elbow Beach not just as a vacation spot, but an unrivalled escape from the day to day grind.'' POSSESSION OF COCAINE DENIED CTS Possession of cocaine denied A Paget man denied possessing cocaine yesterday in Magistrates' Court.

Henry George Liska, 50, of Harbour Road in Paget elected summary trial in Magistrates' Court before entering a plea of not guilty before Acting Senior Magistrate Edward King.