containing more than $1 million worth of cannabis, a Supreme Court jury heard.

---- Page 2 EQUESTRIAN GROUPS PLAN CENTRE PLN RAH Equestrian groups plan centre The four main equestrian sports on the Island could have a new, fully equipped centre if developers are able to get planning permission and raise $1 million.

---- Page 5 TREE HOUSE WINS APPROVAL PLN Tree house wins approval The Development Applications Board has given planning permission to futures trader Monroe Trout for his tree house. ---- Page 6 HILL PUTS SCREWS TO TRIATHLETES TRI Hill puts screws to triathletes As hills go, it really doesn't amount to much.

But like a mountain rising out of the desert, Corkscrew Hill somehow looms as an intimidating obstacle for the warriors set to compete in Sunday's ITU World Cup Triathlon in Hamilton. ---- Sport, Page 13 `BROADWAY' REVUE A TRIUMPH TOD THR `Broadway' revue a triumph Riding the crest of a musical wave that shook Bermuda (in the nicest possible way) to its theatrical foundations two years ago, the third `Broadway in Bermuda' revue has once achieved the seemingly impossible -- it is better.

---- Today, Page 20 DOLL COLLECTION NOT CHILD'S PLAY TAS Doll collection not child's play Ida Semos' dolls are not meant to be played with -- as you would do with Ken and Barbie -- but to be admired and used as a decoration as they were years ago. ---- Taste, Page 27 MARRIOTT THREATENS TO LEAVE TOU Marriott threatens to leave The Host Marriott Corporation is bleeding millions of dollars in losses from its local hotel operation and has threatened to pull out of Bermuda. ---- Business, Page 34 ISLAND FIRMS CHEER MERGER BUC Island firms cheer merger A merger between two big six accountancy firms would have a very positive effect on their Bermuda-based partnerships, senior partners said. ---- Business, Page 34