The Archive · 1923

Sparke, Mrs. Hickling, Mr. 8S

Barton, Consul-Genera], and Lady Jellicoe, wife of Lord Jellicoe,

Governor of New Zealand, who was anxious, during her brief stay in China, to see something of paper-hunting. The meet took place at Pinkerton's line, close to the Long Village, #eyond the Rubicon Creek at 3 p.m. and a large field of riders and their friends put in an appearance. Most of the ladies speedily ensconced themselves on grave mounds and other points of vantage, where they could see the first few jumps, while the competitors remained in the field at the starting place, until with a few choice words, Mr. JG. Grayrigge, the new Master, sent them away. the card, which reads as fol There was no heavy-weight on follows:

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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