stict om Wesbieday started Line at the ton wits a distressingly chock, due partly to old pape The trae paper was eventually pick dup leading over abridge and out an to the Council road to the I along the rend for sand then ov heavy to Chipoo Crock op wade underneath a wooden bridge, A cond wade was negotiated—im. ds, whence the ong the North Western Bridge, wards recrossing the Crock. A line of good ups, parallel to the creek, was then taken, at the end of which hunt "bought "a second—long check by crossing a wade obviously Inid by the Chinese. Paper was en tually picked up leading round the well-known line of jumps by varec's Elbow and through the wade at the Pawnshop—village. Blasted Trees and the Great Western lines brought the leaders to a disastrous cheek near the Number 1 Tries, whence paper was picked up leading to the right out into the country again. A stretch of heavy flats with a few small jumps took hunt to the fine line of jumps, out _two years ago, along the allow Joes House crerk, where the flags were sighted. The country had improved immensely and the going was surprisingly good.
a late hour ow no dee ion bad been arrived at ax to the winner of the hunt. the honour lying, apparently, between Springfield and Mr.
parks.
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