PAKURANGA HUNT.
Tun Falciiranfra Hounds met on Saturday .it FißCon Mountain, l'aknranga, and limited over the country lying- between the mountain and Bleak House The warm weather rendered the scent somewhat, difficult, but hares were plentiful, and several excellent runs rewarded those who had ridden out to enjoy the sport. One kill was registered upon the bench below Bleak House. Amongst (hose following were: The master (Mr. K. Penis O'ltorke), on hi* chestnut, and 'Warden. Misses (ionic (Aroha), It. (ionic (Skipper), (Jill (Tikilero). It. (Jill (Markhani). Lloyd (The Abbott), McCormiek (Mars), Lusher (on a roan), Sturges, (' (.Taig (on a bay), Mair (Uaicty), Dunlop, Dawson i.Haldv). Messrs. Bullock-Webster (on a gray), I!. Mycin (Howler), Du Pass (Kismet), W. DaHun (Mainitii), (inrliek (Takipau), Buchanan (Ben), Dunn (Cannonball), It. Dunn (Miss.Hippo), I). Garrio (oil a bay), Kinloch (I'utaruru), Bent (on a brown), H. Kinloch (on a brown), Martin, C. Barken (Biplane), ran (Flourish), W. Bloomtleld (M'Lisy), Doherty (Culler), Dohertv (Black Tresses), Wallace (on a black colt), S. Bella by, Berkeley (Tusso). Adams (.Sentinel), Briffuult (on a bay p'onv), tiollen, C. Dunlop, K. Dunlop (Lady Weazi'-11. Mr. A. Bed by, the huntsman, rode Mountain and TV Aka and" Mr. F. Selhy (whip) an upstanding brown.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14701, 19 June 1911, Page 4
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