Monday's hunt took place Kiangwan, the paper being laid by Mr. A.. Burkill for Mr. G. C. Harper, winner of the New Year hunt, and the meet was at Mr. C. R. Burkill's Bungalow close to the Kiangwan Race course. The actual attendance at the meet was very poor, only 33 riders, attributable perhaps to the large number of hunts which have already taken place during the holidays, though there seems little doubt that hunts-at Kiangwan are not popular, owing to the bad and and deep furrows in that country, which makes galloping hardly a pleasant pastime.
The hunt wae duly despatched by the Master at 3 p.m., and the route taken was that usual in that coun-
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