The following are the results of the first round ©.8. Moore beat R. F. Gray 7 up and 6 to play.
G.M, Wheelock boat Th. Rasschou 11 up and 10 to play. uP. Jews scratched to A. W. Walkin-Lambe walk over.
A. Macgill 5 Stewart boat C. E. Sparke (retired). W.J. Gardnor best H. E. Shadgett by The Pool Competition, played from the 4th to the 13th instant, resulted as Shooting.
The Customs Company's Monthly Cup Competition took place on Sunday morning, the 12th inst, in snowy weather. There were 32 competitors, the following being the best scores "a" Crass.
Bt Bea 3 ass 32 32 3s 8 38am 3
L-Corp. Raeburn... 19 21 3 37 Gol. Sergt. Dalton 19 17 36 Pte. Taylor 1 17 32
Pte. Holliday... 19 19 38 Guttschiok 12 16 28 Maclean... wu 28 White Bb 13 28 ground, which has been _responsibl the delay in ranning off the handicap, was in almost perfect condition, " trifle sticky perhaps, but neither too soft to hamper the: ponies' movements, nor too hard to fall on—in comfort. The card read as follows at the finish L—Mr. H. E. Keylock on Linkboy (4 min.) 2.—,, W. B, O, Middleton on Liability (2} min.) 3.—J. A. Hayes on Badminton (1 min.) 4—}, H. E. Campbell on His Highness (1} min.)
5.—Mr. P. W. Massoy on Chicane (1} min.) 6.—,, W. B, Lemarchand on Alfred (4 min.) 7.—., G. Dallas... on Marconi (2 min.) 8—,, G. D. Couttson Aethulwalf(3 min.)
Then came Messrs. F. L. Fearon, W. Scott, J. Jasperson, P. Crighton, C. Skinner, H. R. Hearson, H. D. Sharpin, IN. Leefe, 0. F, Johnston, R. M. Dalgliesh, D.' Landale, and G. ''Wailleumier, in the order named. We regret to ssy that two riders had severe falls and that it is feared that Mr. K. J. McEuen has injured his collarbone,
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