extra hunt was, as usual-ady for Christmas day; start from. bel the Sicawei village, finish ne Judging from the number of riders enlivened th point 383.50 p-m., on big field to-day!" Caution, however, moitnted only, say, thirty members vailed amongst a large number of the actually joined in the run, Perhaps one adequate reason may be given for thi there is no breaking off in the middle of the Hung Jow run, and going home! The whole course, say about a dozen miles, has to be covered; some people don't like. thi—they feel more comfortable w!
Bubbling-well, or Sicawei Roxd, easy distance, ong wind that prevailed cing decidedly detrimental satisfactory laying of paper. Fears head were however found to have boon causeless; paper carefully placed on graves, and other conspicuous spots, was readily traceable during the run, and the corse being pretty well known the race was a hot one, and, except when big water jump came in the way, riders crossed each obstruction igle file, A description of the country led_would be of ne to any igh and low ground, alow; to, the Hill Crock, were imp was ofa suitable size, avd its position cing some little distance from the road the "spectators had an opportunity of getting slightly warm before taking up the commanding position they g ally do.
It truly pleasant to see the i: terest paper-hunting by our numerous they would only keep a little y from the last jump, thanks of riders would be decidedly earned, Mr. Nicholaon on Seven Oaks arrived first, at the epporite Flags on Thured:
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