OTAGO HUNT

Evening Star, Issue 18022, 17 July 1922, Page 2

OTAGO HUNT

The Otago Hunt hold a most successful meet on Mr A. H. Fisher’s property at Wingatui on Saturday, over fine open country. At the conclusion of the run spectators and followers were ■ invited to afternoon tea, • which was kindly supplied by Mosdames Geisler, Christie, Shaw, Hotop, Hendersoi, and Kidd, and a special veto of thanks was accorded these ladies. The following riders took part in the run: —Mr M. J. Mow at (master) on Elaine, Mr It. Brunton (deputy-master) on Sunbeam, Mr' Wheeler (huntsman) on All Fire, Mr E. Buddioom (whip) on Mack, Miss D. Mowat on Jenny Lyn, Miss E. Smyth on Rothking, Miss B. M'Lcod on Ladybell, Mrs F. Conn on Handsome John, Mrs MTCay on Haka, Mr G. Eeildingon Strathglass, Mi- J. Andrews on Cartoon, Mr E. Horn on Canbini, Mr C. Iladfield on Rapid River, Mr W. Griffiths on Overseas, Mr C. Ware on Mistico, Mr A. Jordan on Castlerock, Mr J. Annison. on Mickey Free, Mr D. Robertson on Skylark, Mr A. Edwards on Cannio Jack, Mr J. M‘Kay on Rockhampton, Mr H. Eadie on Royal Blue, Mr J. Blair on Hector, Mr A. Cassels on Tornado, Mr T. Dalzcll on Chummy. Mr J. Bunbury on Getaway, Mr N. Bunbury on Cappa, Mr N. Snowball on Thelma, Mr L. Waite on The Gift, Mr J. North on Browning, and Mr J. and Miss Grace M'Laughlin, who laid the trail. Those who, motored and rodo out to view tho run were Mr A. W. and Mrs Brown, Air and Mrs Clark, Mr and Mrs R. Riddle (of Palmerston), Mr and Mrs Grade, Mr and Mrs M'Lachlan and party, Messrs W. H. Christie, C. Christie, J. Todd, W. . Russell, J. Rutledge, C. Christie, W. D. Snowball, J. Miller, J. Henderson, the Misses Bunbury, and several others.