The ladies with prettily bedecked machines came next, and the numer ous and varied decorations of the cycles made the scene a very fine one. Amongst the best of the ladies' ornamental wheels we noticed Mesdames Potter ("Red Bird"), Wells and Clark, and' Misses Constant. (A.A. and C.C.'s colors, worked out in handsome sunflowers), E. Ashby ("Wisteria"), Maud Speer [" Shop Girl"), Hudson/ Hansen, Lena Winder, M. Lawlor, Lukey, Clark, and D McGarvie.
On arrival at Totara the cyclists, and also those who had ridden out in traps or on horseback—to the number of about 300—at the kicd|invitation of Mr* and Mrs Jephsoa proceeded to their 'grounds alongside the Kauae ranga river, aud partook of afternoon tea, the host and hostess doiog all in their power to promote tho enjoyment of those present,- who, it is scarcely necessary to say, spent a really pleasant afternoon. ; After refresh ments had been done full justice to, the 'cyclists paraded for judging, which onerous duties-were performed by the Mayor and Mayoress and Mrs H. J. Greenslade),

THE PRIZE WINNERS.
