BRACKENFIELD HUNT.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18675, 26 April 1926, Page 12

BRACKENFIELD HUNT.

MEET AT KAIAPOI. The Brackcnfield Hunt iuct at Mill. Mcintosh's, Kaiapoi, on Saturday. Tho hounds threw off behind the house, and after trying several paddocks a hare was raised. After a short burst it was lost in a plantation, and another paddock was drawn. This resulted in the finding of a jack hare. Leaving Mr Mcintosh's property it went through ulr Four's and atter a long run it was pulled down 011 Mr Edwards's property. Owing to the excessive heat the hounds were tlieh packed up. Apologies were received from tho Master and the Deputy-Master, and tiieir places were ably filled by Miss I. Rutherford, Thanks are due to Mr and Mrs Mcintosh for tho hospitable manner in which they entertained tho followers." Among the followers were:—The Master 011 Tattle, Huntsman Ferguson on Perfeotion and Peaceful, The Whip on Wireless and Skilful, Miss Henderson on Harledon, Miss C. Milne on Let Fly, Mrs S. Wright on Going Up, Miss Ruth Fear on Tottie, Miss W. Mcintosh on Engagement, Messrs H. Mcintosh 011 Sir Charles, J. Mcintosh on Glentui, R. Chapman on Riot, S. Stoke 011 Venus, Skevington 011 Homeleigh, Howard on Wait and See, F. Young 611 Gunner, E. Fear on Daredevil, Hame on Lofty, A. Mcintosh on Loudon, Manson 011 Blue Streak, King on Whippet, Wauchop 011 Jim, Orne on Bubbles, Brosnan on Tattensall, Sncllio on Perfect Peaco, Stewart on Rory O'More, C. Skevington on Shirley, Poulter 011 Mustard, Lille,y ou John Peel, T. Brosnan on Joe Logan, Brister on Butcher, D. Wauchop, G. Edwards, Payne, Wotlierston, G. Lilley, Mr and Mrs Mcintosh, Mrs Fear, 'Mrs Howard, Miss O'Halloran, Mrs Anderson, Mr Smith, Mr S. Wright, Dr. Jellctt, Dr. Eamsav, Mr and Mrs Sivindall.