The 25 mile road nice under the auspices of the Wanderer*' Bicycle Club was ridden yesterday, nod resulted in a sterling contest. The roads were iv good order the major portion of the distance, and consequently the tiip web done in exce'leut time The following weie the starteis, with their handicaps :— ms m s W. Burton .. 12 OF. J. Trigga ..8 30 Caughloy . 12 0 IS. Oakenfull i 25 R. A. Alley ..10 0 Jaroeßßißsoll .. 310 A. M'Glashan . . 10 0 John Bissell ..30 W.H. Rudman 930 R. P.Patorson.. 1 O P. Ashcroft ..9 0 A. C. Rollo .. sch W. R. Jourdaln 9 0 The men were despatched pruartly to time, the limit men going at 8 o'clock, and tight from the start (he pace was made warm. ' The curee was from the Temperance Hotel to Taradale by way of the new road, thence to Meanee and home by the Shamrock Hotel and old road to the hotel, and thence the same route again vylfh the exception that) the riders had to finish at the Court-house. Canghley kept bis lead trom the commencement, and passed the hotel whpn bait the distance was completed at 8.43 Burton was next at 8.44, and the others ia the following order: — M'Glasbsn and Alley, 8.46; Jonrdain, 8.47; Triggs and Aehorofc, ' 8 40. Asbcrolt then retiring ; James Biseell, ? 8 49J ; John B'p?ell, 8 501; Pn'e-son. 8 51 ; Oakenfull, 851 j ; Rollo, i ' 8 53A. dtughley was riding very strongly at the half-way peg, and continuing to do so arrived borne a winner at 9.28 J. James

Ui» p!| finl bed stcoid at 9.33J, and P»te son 9 4SJ. Jourdaln and 80110 finithed next. A large number of speo t itore witnessed the completion of tbe r<cp. 'be Muiine-parade beioß lined with people.
