EAST COAST HUNT

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23052, 1 June 1938, Page 18

EAST COAST HUNT

MEET AT KATIKATI ' HOUNDS MAKE TWO KILLS [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] TATOANGA, Tuesday A large, number of riders assembled for the meat of the Rotorua-Bay of Plenty- hounds at Matahui Point, Katikati. The pack worked splendidly arid hunted ,orer the properties of Messrs. H. Grayling, C. Hume, B. Clark and ,Woods. Several hares were started and provided excellent runs over ideal country, two kills being made on Mr. Clark's farm. The afternoon's sport, although strenuous for horses and riders, was the best in the Tauranga ward for some time. After the meet followers and guests were provided with afternoon tea at Mr. Clark's homestead. Mr. T. Jackson, of Rotorua, thanked Mr. and Mrs. Clark for their hospitality. Among the riders were:—Messrs. J. H. Evans (deputy-master), on Paddy; G. Henry (field master), 011 First Lap; A. Fenton, (huntsman); on Dick; G. Putt (whip), on Nobby; I). Palmer, on Springbok; T. Jackson (Hotorua), on Sturdee; Hewson (Waihj), on Exchange; A.' Harper, 011 Whahoo; N. Heard, on Rhana; A. Snodgrass, 011 Songstress; C. Taylor, on Tom Tit; H. Sommers, on Gay Sheen; G. Fogerty, on Chloe; H. Ramsbotham, on Wairaki; J. H. Lockington, on Safe and Sure; C. B. Roan, on Tim; C. Grayling, on Sportsman; C. Hume, on Greatheart; A. E. Putt, on Wildfire; Master Jack Turner, on Diana; Master Ross Henry, on Gr«.v Boy; Mrs. Roan, on Scout] Miss M. Turner, on Paddy; Miss E. Anderson, on L«ncc; Miss V. Mollis (Pakuranga), on Nero; Miss T. Hicks, on Batnevj Miss Marjorie Roan, on Mickey; Miss Betty Roan, on Creamy; Miss Lockington, on Kitty. , A MEET POSTPONED WET STATE OF GROUND The meet of the Pakuranga Hunt, ■which was to have been held at Ardmorei/yesterday, was postponed on account of the wet state of the ground.