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The fifth match of the series was eaf,ed on the following morning front Hunter's Quay at half past ten. Fortunately the weather had to a con. riderable extent cleared up, and the Mart was nmee a fresh northerly wind and clear atmosphere, but it was intensely cold. Coda had no to