DEER STALKING.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 9749, 14 December 1922, Page 4

DEER STALKING.

j - ■ hit: - r-r i>ui,L—T- drTKTr RAKAIA POUUT^Ws. • •; f) i \ ■jri.'L- hviii i . :!• ->.*Sift llV: ; ’ Tlio DeeV Committee of' the North Canterbury Acclimatisation Society pet yesterday to consider' the applications for. ‘deer-stalking : licenses. * The draw for blocks in the deer country'for the coming stalking season resulted as Rakaia Herd —One-rifle block: A. Hayes. Two-rifle block: Nos. 1 ami j, E McLeod and R Ross. Nos. 3 and 4, E Ridgon and L. Roseweare. Nos. 5 and 6 A. D. Kitto and F. M. Kitto. Nos 8 and 9, W. S. Trolove and W. S. Masefield. Nos. 13 and 14, Captain Burdon and Captain J. S. Barker. Nos. 15 and 16, G. Qerard Mid C. Deans. Nos. 18 and 19, ,H S. Russell and G. Reid. Nos. 10, 11, and 12, W. Stone, A. Paynter, and C. L. Petera. No. 17, I. Murchison, Dr. John Guthrie, arid Dr Neil Guthrie. - Poulter River Herd —One-nfle block: No. 1, M. McLeod. No. 3, J. McLeod. No 4 C. Kirkley. Two-rifle block: No. 2,’ G. Penlington and B. Henning. No. 5, O Armstrong and J. _A._McDougall. 'Head of Waimakann block, E; B. Rimmington and J. Forbes. /: v :