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Saturday 18 September 1999 23:02 BST

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Sniff a bargain The extract from Jacobson's Organ ("The Sweet Stench of Success", Review, 12 September) was misattributed. The correct name of the author is Lyall Watson. Readers can order the book (Penguin, pounds 12.99) for the special price of pounds 11.99, by calling 01832 733 497).

Port call In the article about port ("World of port in a storm...", 12 September) it was stated that the main port houses declare vintages "up to three or four times a year" instead of decade.

Driving over lemons Driving Over Lemons by Chris Stewart, mentioned in a news article ("Publishers' hype fails to translate into sales", 12 September), has sold more than 120,000 copies. The figure of 4,600 copies was a weekly figure.

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