The winner of the bunt on the 4th instant, Messrs. Rowe and Hartley laid Gaturday's boot, which was in the French Sicawei country. The hunt was upfortanately spoilt by " bridge very close to the finish, and the first dozen or 0 over got " very big lead on the body of the bunt. This was upfortanate 'a8 those left at this bridge forgot what lot of work in finding new country the bunt bad caused those responsible for it, and Messrs. Rowe and Hartley did not get ax much credit as they should have fo. the bant.
A description of the hunt is not posible, as there are no names tothe jumps that of the country, bat there were good many madely wades and bridges, some good japa, a Tine that was crossed twice, a and then that last bridge.
The following were the first six, and Mr. Birchal is to be on congratulated on his first win 1 Mr. W. A. Birchal on Misdeal, H. E. Hancock on Liquidator.
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