MANAWATU HUNT

Feilding Star, Volume 5, Issue 1130, 18 June 1927, Page 3

MANAWATU HUNT

■MEET AT KIWI TEA. A good field assembled at ‘•'Studley,’’ the homestead of Air Alfred Kidd, at Kiwit.cn, few missing this popular run. Some fine hare hunting was indulged in, “puss'’ going some lour miles out of hounds and giving the followers some stiff ivire jumping. After Awo hois the hounds were taken to Air Bryce's .property where another hare was put up. After a'long run, the followers adjourned to “Studlcy,” where they were entertained at afternoon tea by a eommitte of ladies. After tea the deputy-master, Air T. Tayloiq thanked the ladies and property owners and called for cheers, which were heartily given. The field included: .Messrs T. Taylo on Avan Kara; J. J. Waller (huntsman), Afonowai ; J. J. Shand (whip), Starlight; W . Taylor (whip', ■Dauphin; Afesdames Pearson, Padmore, W. Taylor, Ghori; Alisces Bryce? Consul; B, Banks, Bambolina ; J. Banks, Coker’s Chestunt; -M. Johnston, Top Rail; Stewart, a grey; .Messrs H. Beatson. Hanger; S. G, Perry? Rambler; H. Bryce, 'langa; J. Al. Hocking, Brunette; T. 1,. Alcßcth, Pen golly; !C Buchanan, Balmoral; A. A. Hobson, Flashlight; E. G. \Voo!lams ? Bidi-Bidi; F. Holt, Aotea-Uoa ; R. Northeotr, Gentleman Jack; H. B. Johnston, Alerry E’en; K. Gurney, Alazcppa; and S. Dodge-, Alagdahha.