Low ran a great race in tho quarter mile, and also had a cordial reception. Creamer did as he liked in the three-mile walk, uud though ho had no one to help him in the last few laps, knocked more than a minute off his Saturday’s time, and pub up a record for Australasia of 22miu 51 2-ssec. Cartwright, of Now South Wales, as was expected, won tho 100 yards, but by nothing to boast of, though his time was good. The jumpers were all out of form, com pared with tho same men’s previous efforts, but even their bad was good compared with most, and two out of the three hammer throwers passed the standard. Great care had been bestowed on the track, wliicb was in much hotter condi tion than on Saturday, The cycling track had also hardened, and little fault could be found with it, but the times wore nothing wonderful. Tho fields wore large in the majority of events, and good all through. The following are tho details t— -100yds. First heat Cartwright, Victoria, 1 ; Beeves, New Zealand, 2. B. Harley and Ryan also ran. Won by a yard. Time, 10 3-ssec. Ilnj ward came up to the post too late to start. Second heat—Patrick, New Zealand, 1; Robinson, New Zealand, 2. Campbell (Queensland), Jones and F. Harley also ran. AVon > by a yard and a half. Campbell was third, but did not run in very convincing style. Time, 10 <t-ssec. Moir, Victoria, ran a hyo, final msAT,

Cartwright.,, 1 Robinson ... ... ... ••• 2 Patrick ’ 3 This was closely contested, tho Canter bury man running tho Victorian repre sentative to half a yard, a foot between second and third. Xteeves was fourth, and Moir, Victoria, last. Time, 10 2-sseo, or only a fifth below the standard. ILvle-miuk BioYcnE, Now Zealand Chaiuploiish ip.‘ Kerr, Sydney ... ... ... ... 1 C. Jones, Christchurch ... ... 2 H. Thompson, Christchurch ... ... 3 Crow, Petersen and Pilkington also started. The last gob away badly, being some yards Wnind the rest. Crow led for two-thirds of the distance, when Jones ixissedhim, but 150 yards from homo Kerr shot to the front, and won as ho liked by four yards. Jones eased up, and was only a wheel iu front of Thompson. 