The ground arrangements gave every satisfaction to all concerned, and reflect the greatest credit on the committee, Messrs McGregor, M. Dalziel, J. Lester, Jas. Moore, E. Dillon, Duncan Cameron (hon. sec.), and J. Lewton (treasurer), to whose energy the success of the match from first to last was mainly attributable.
For the best kept harness that has been six months in use—A blinker bridle, value 30s ; presented by Mr Me Naught, saddler, Leithfield. Judges—Messrs Suffleld and Milner. Ist prize, W. Judson. Highly commended, J. M'Gowan. Moore and Dixon were disqualified on account of having odd bridles. The refreshment booth was supplied by Mr Paget, of the Royal Hotel, Leithfield, who, in the evening, provided a first-rate supper, to which about forty of the principal agriculturists of the district did full justice. After supper, the prizes were paid to the winners. Several toasts, including those of the Queen and Royal Family, the Judges, Successful competitors, Unsuccessful com petitors, the Press, the Ladies, &c., were done full justice to. These, interspersed with several excellent songs, enabled the company to pass a most convivial evening, and brought the day’s business to a pleasant close.
SUPREME COURT.
