Mr. Springfield who laid Satordi bout la to be congratulated on giving run in what is quite new country, at least to ninety per cent of those who started, Che Sicawei Creek side of the country beyond the Rubicon jis ¢o little known and ridden over that nothing has been done as yet to make plat-wades, ete. Consequently, number of bridges bare to be given at which the buat had to wait. Mr. Springfield's instractions " the hunt to stop whenever it comes to red paper" mere excellent, as no one knew how many bridges there were, and the hant kept well together.
The bunt measured on the map about 10} miles; the distance travelled would be quite twelve miles, but as the pace was slow and there were several stops, the fonies did not get distressed. The start was on the Hungjan Road by the Octopus Tree, and the buat went to the corner of the Rubicon and Sicawei Creeks by the ling Tree" platform and Forth. After wading the Rubicon Creek, the paper lay to the left near the Sicawei Creek, and followed the then instead of going to the right, it went to the left to "Chi Poo"
Village, through the village and og: along the high land, near the Creek, over tome nice jam 1} miles from Chi Poo, the hant went
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