MANAWATU HUNT

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6665, 19 July 1928, Page 2

MANAWATU HUNT

Drag hunting was the,order of the day yesterday afternoon, when hounds and hunting folk assembled at the homestead of Mrs. Shannon' Flaxbourhe, and hunted from there to Rangitikei line. There were two rims, the drag for-the first being laid by Messrs, tr.- Stevens and Pat Gallagher,, and for the-second run by Messrs, L. Holland and G. Stevens. There jrere several spills, but no one was hurt.'*

-At the conclusion; of the hunt all present were entertained at afternoon tea at’thd residence of Mr. J. Shaw by Mr. and Mrs. W.-W* Andrews. The v master (Mr.' L. H. Gollinson) proposed a vote of thahks to tho host and hostess, and to-tho'properly owners; which was carried with cheers. 'Mfi Andrews acknbwlodged the vote, v -. ' . . Followers of the bounds: were: Mrs. ■Meade, . Prudence; Mrs. ;-Sell,' Robin Adairj, Miss K: Meade, Valencia; Miss Piper; Boy; Messrs. L. H/ Collihson (master), Birkenose; * J. ; ' J. Waller (huntsman), Frisco Jack; W. Andrews (whip), Terahu; J. Vile, Kuku; D. B. M' Ewep, Snowflake; M. E. Wood! ;SuhartpG. Shannon, Taroro; T. Goodman, Abasau; G; Stevens, Son; P.'Gallagher, UnClcVßob j'B. Miles, Biamorb;J.Pcnny, Keagira;. O. -Prbuse, Scornful;. ,J. Shaw, The Artist; 0. "L: Holland, 'Robin; ' S; M c Gfeal; Captain WatySMaster J. - Sell, Dimple.T % *; ’