The Artillery have their quarto in the mill itself, fine, healthy, roomy and quarters they are too." There is nothin lacking to make the men comfortable, frou the large mess-room and re room to sleeping apartment:. There is oise much more room in the stables for tiw por an over the way in the lit Horse Camp, and there is no deul but that for a long st Lo more conveniently bly quartered than the the Corps. The con r, Capt Marshall, has seen to it that the repr tion of his men for hard work lias not suffered since thy some of which were contested on Satur-
Saddling Competition.—Trooper Larze. Alli ud Serreiiles Revolver Cent ed. sad pony. On th No. 1 to mount saddle up, ud lead his pon, round flax to a point i soot to this point and d companion mount Haz to winning post.—Cozporals Norcock and 2. Crizhton.
Victor. cross RACE, Entries.—Start from flag, p, dismount, pick up dummy party, ack over hurdle which will be on the zround near firing
to start 1 Norcock.
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