An article on Page three of the August 25 edition of The Royal Gazette incorrectly reported that the Bermuda National Dance Theatre did Bermuda proud at the seventh annual Carifesta.

The article was referring to the Bermuda Dance Company. We apologise for the mistake.

The Bermuda National Dance Theatre did Bermuda proud at the seventh annual Carifesta in St. Kitts.

Theatre productions, Conversations, Revolving Triangles and Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, were three productions performed all this week in the town of Basseterre.

The performances were so well received that all the cast, crew and directors, have been invited to Trinidad in December to perform them again.

Also at the festival was the Warner's Gombey troupe, who had a showing twice in the Grand Market and were enjoyed greatly by the local audience.

And Bermudian chef, Sean Ming has been showing off the Island's flavours by cooking up cassava pie, fish cakes, hashed shark and curried mussels.

Ms Grace Rawlins, Director of Community and Cultural, said: "Bermuda's energy here is high, and we are certainly enjoying the cultural exchange.'' PLAYWRIGHT TO RETURN LIB Playwright to return Making her first visit to the Island to headline the recent Poetry in the Park event organised by Friends of the National Library, Dr. Dorothy King, founder-director of the multicultural theatre company Pen Owl Productions of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was so delighted by the experience that she is planning to return next year to stage one of her original plays.

Meanwhile, Dr. Parker, who is assistant professor of social science at Penn State University in Harrisburg, donated a set of anthologies, including a book of her own poetry, to the National Library during her visit.

MAN STABBED IN FIGHT CRM Man stabbed in fight A violent assault left a Sandys man with severe cuts to his arm and leg on Wednesday evening.

The 41-year-old man's tendon on his left hand was cut and his left thigh was punctured in the attack at the Royal Naval Field in Sandys, Police said.

The man alleges that he was struck with a "sharp object'' on his leg, causing him to fall to the ground and the assailant continued to stab and beat him -- kicking him in the face and body.

Police found the victim and he was conveyed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for treatment.

The man also suffered serious bruising to his chest, swelling and cuts to his face.

Western CID is making active inquires.

DIVE SHOP TRAINING BUC SEA Dive shop training A dive shop is offering training in the use of a new technology which allows drivers to stay underwater longer.

Nautilus Diving, at the Southampton Princess, is working in conjunction with the Professional Association of Diving Instuctors (PADI), to offer training in the uses of "Enriched Air''.

Nitrox increases the amount of oxygen in the diver's tank, and reduces the amount of nitrogen, the limiting factor on dive time.

Nautilus has installed all new equipment and offers lessons with qualified instructors.

For more information, call 238-2332.

DROP-OFF REMINDER TSH Drop-off reminder The public has been reminded that the Tynes Bay waste drop-off facility is only to be used for household waste.

Vans and trucks may also drop off rubbish but are limited to four bags of household garbage.

A Works and Engineering spokesman said organisations doing weekend clean-ups should contact the waste education officer on 297-7856 for delivery instructions.

MONEY BAG STOLEN CRM Money bags stolen Police are investigating the theft of two money bags from a safe at Smuggler's Reef on Front Street on Tuesday.

Sources said that the cash was placed inside the safe on Monday night and Tuesday morning it was discovered missing. Central CID is investigating.