ces, Arab and After-thought next fancy. 'There Was some trouble getting them away, but at last they were got off together. Glen led Fourth Day. for about of a mile by about a clear The sun smiled upon the competition for length, but they closed on him and kept the Ladies' Purse, but unfortunately there wol together till half-way up the Straight ge, was a very strong breeze blowing, which coming home. After-thought, Amoor, and The Arab came "at of Be si all their made it exceedingly dificult to shoot, at Jong ranges, and hence the scoring lers doing ever knew to bring was the poorest we have seen for some them home first. thought eventually time. The wind and light were both so came in the winner by about 2 lengths. entirely different from the previous two The result was—days, that great changes in elevation and After-thought 10st. 12\bs. lining were necessary, and some of the The Arab 11st, lbs steadiest shots were puzzled. The winners Amoor 10st, 12lbs. were Private Milsom, of No. 1 Company, Time, 2m. 19. and Sergt, Dunman, of the Mih-ho-l to be a most succesefal one, This meeting was considered generally froth of whom bad previously: bean betel in the scoring.
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