ASBUmAbgunb Matches at Bbllbvub Gjlbdheb, Mahchbstuh,— Monday, September Mb, to oommeaoe as one o'clocks a Fishing or Anglins Hatch in She Old Lake (two acres) ? flm prize £, Beoouf £1, third 10a, fourth 5a. All oompetlton, after the match, will be seated to partake of tea, with bam. beef, bread and butter. Ac, without charge, la the wfreebmsnt room in the Mufffe Hall. Entrance fia. Entrance In stamps received ifposted cm Sunday, September 4th.—Tuesday, September 6tb, tocommence at one o'clock. Angling Match In the Great Lake of four acres, for a Silver Cap, value £G, second £2, third £1, • fourth 10s; the heaviest weight taken in three hours to win. Entrance fiseaoh. Tea and refreahnientt as on Monday, Entries close Monday, September Bth,—Wednesday, September 7th. to commence at one o'clock. Angling Match j first prize £6, second £1, third 10s, fourth 5a- To fish three hours, and the heaviest take in that time to win. Entrance gb each. Tea, Ac, u on the preceding twodays. Entries doce Tuesday, September etb. The lakes contain carp, tench, perob, eels, dace, roach, Ac. All letters enclosing stamps for entries to be addressed to J. Jmmison as above.Fnra Thames Tbottt.—A very fine trout was taken near the Weir at Bart Monlaey on Monday last. A man in tbs employ of Tom Davti was fishing from a punt for roach and dace. A roach having been hooked ana trout sprang at it. A shout for help quickly brought Davis alongside, and by the aid of net and judi-dous advice the fish was safely landed. It was weighed by Mr Mullins, of the Castle Motel, and found to be 7|lb. The tackle was fine gut, and book No. 10.