The paper hunt on Saturday {ternoon was very similar to the much discussed "Twenty—Milo Hunt" of last year, except that this time the course was only four-ten miles or so, and it was still daylight when it' finished." A novel feature was that, owing to the nigh wind and consequent scarcity of paper, the hunt caught up with the foxes when still many miles from home and were re-directed ax to the correct route.
The course was laid by Mr. N. H. Rutherford, winner of the pre vious hunt, assisted by Mr. D, W. Crawford, Muster of the Club, and the start was at the Middling Tree Hungian Road,—From here paper lay over Forth to Rubicon Creek, which was waded, and a jong run took place over very heavy, dusty land, along the banks of Siccawei Crock until near Chipoo. The three well-known jumps, Faith, Hope and Charity, tried the fortitude of. and some few wit wanting,—Then came Twins and Mrs, Soka, to be wed by the check at which the ster was able to reply to kind wiries as to the health of the Action. 10 down,
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