$272,500.

Alexander Troy Brangman, 29, of Swansville Drive, appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday.

He is charged with importing cocaine into Bermuda between April 10 and May 2, possession of cocaine intended for supply on May 6 and knowingly handling cocaine intended for supply on May 6.

He is accused of importing 1.14 kilograms of cocaine with a street value of $272,500.

Bail for Brangman was set at $50,000. He is represented by Mr. Michael Scott.

SHELLY BAY ALTERED TFC Shellybay altered Those heading for Shelly Bay and Park this weekend will notice some changes.

The main entrance to the park, the former Old Road turn-off, will be closed for a park-improvement project until May 21.

Visitors are asked to use the lower beach car park or the entrance to the east of Shelly Bay Field.

INCINERATOR TEST TSH Incinator test Testing of the garbage incinerator at Tynes Bay is set to start in November or December, the Works Ministry announced yesterday.

And full operational trials and commissioning will follow in 1994.

Almost all the equipment to be installed in the plant has been delivered, the remaining items being electrical switchgear, cabling, and computerised control systems.

The Ministry noted the effort that had gone into the architectural design of the plant, with the roof parapet of the Boiler House being of traditional Bermudian style.

GAME TURNS NASTY CRM Game turns nasty What started out as a friendly pool match at a Court Street nightclub ended with a 21-year-old Devonshire man being smashed over the head with a beer bottle.

The man required several stitches to his head following the assault, which occurred around 2 a.m. yesterday.