PAKURANGA HUNT
"FIVE O'CLOCK" FOLLOWS
Many hundreds of people motored}!* East Tamaki on Saturday to watch of take part in the opening meet of tb» Pakuranga Hunt Club, states the "New Zealand Herald." The . countryside was looking particularly lovely with, the gay gorse fences and its trees, with richly-coloured autumn leaves, and every vantage point was fully occupied.
Following the breakfast in the hall, the Master, Mr. H. Bullock Webster, welcomed the members and the visitors from the outlying districts and thanked the farmers for allowing the* club to hunt over their land..1 After the hunt about fifty of the members were entertained at a 5 o'clock party by Mrs. F. Sprague, at her home'in Castle Drive, Epsom. ...' ":'."7 '..
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 104, 4 May 1937, Page 16
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