cottage some time between 6.30 p.m. on Monday evening and 7 a.m. on Tuesday morning, Police reported yesterday.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Police at 234-1010.

Two visitors at a Smith's Parish guest house reported cash totalling $1,000 in US and Italian currency stolen from their wallets.

The thefts were discovered on Tuesday morning and anyone who sees any Italian lira is asked to call Police at 297-1122.

And while playing golf at the Port Royal Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon a visitor had his knapsack stolen. It contained an Olympus camera and beach items.

GOLFERS OFFERED 30 PERCENT OFF TOU Golfers offered 30 percent off A new golf vacation package will save travellers to Bermuda more than $1,050 for a seven-day stay.

The Belmont Hotel, Golf & Country Club introduced the programme on July 27.

Guests save money by combining "Forte 30'' -- a programme where guests who book 30 days in advance receive 30 percent off rack room rates -- with the hotel's unlimited free golf policy.

Participants in the programme will save $60 per day on daily rack room rates of $200 and $45 per person for every round of golf played. They will also enjoy access to the country club and its facilities as well as free golf club storage.

DRIVER HAD TOO MUCH TO DRINK CTS Driver had too much to drink A 41-year-old Paget man was fined $400 in Magistrates' Court yesterday after admitting impaired driving.

Prosecuting Sgt. Peter Giles told the Court that around noon on July 21 Police saw a motor car, driven by Wendell E. Scraders, of Middle Road, traveling slowly along King Street in Hamilton.

"He failed to stop at the stop sign,'' said Sgt. Giles. "Police followed him and saw him stop in the middle of Front Street.

"He then pulled his car over to the side, parked and began walking away from the vehicle.'' Police noticed Scraders' eyes were red and his face was flushed.

A breathalyser test showed Scraders had 199 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood.

Scraders admitted he had "too much to drink''.

Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis also banned Scraders from driving all motor vehicles for a year.

DEALER HAD TOO MUCH TO DRINK CTS Dealer had too much to drink A social inquiry report will be conducted on a 21-year-old St. George's man who was arrested while selling cannabis.

Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis ordered the report on Marlon Outerbridge who pleaded guilty on Tuesday to possessing 7.83 grams of cannabis intended for supply.

Outerbridge's lawyer Mr. Philip Perinchief asked for the report following his guilty plea.

Sgt. Peter Giles, prosecuting, said Police spotted Outerbridge on Water Street, St. George's March 28 at 9.05 p.m. conducting what looked like a drugs transaction with another man.

"When Police approached Outerbridge, they saw him drop a white plastic bag on the ground,'' Sgt. Giles said.

He said Police found 24 envelopes of cannabis in the bag.

"When questioning Outerbridge, he told Police he had already sold one envelope for $25,'' he said. "The man that he was talking to had wanted to buy two envelopes.'' Mr. Francis ordered the social inquiry report for August 25 and set bail for Outerbridge at $1,000.

VISITOR FINED $200 FOR CANNABIS CTS Visitor fined $200 for cannabis Possessing cannabis and cigarette papers cost a 27-year-old visitor $200 in Magistrates' Court this week.

Victoria Bennett, of Georgia, admitted on Tuesday to possessing cannabis and drug equipment.

Prosecutor Insp. Peter Duffy told the Court that at 6 p.m. on July 28 Bennett arrived at the Civil Air Terminal and was searched.

Cannabis weighing .49 grams and cigarette papers were found in her purse.

Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis fined Bennett $100 on each charge.