PAKURANGA HUNT

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23068, 20 June 1938, Page 9

PAKURANGA HUNT

A MEET ABANDONED PLANS FOR TO-MORROW As a result of recent rains the coun- j. try around Pigeon Mountain was too < wet for hunting on Saturday, and the . meet of the Pakuranga Hunt was abandoned. Provided conditions improve and - t the permission of farmers to hunt on their property can be obtained, the club will hold a meet at Green Mount tomorrow afternoon. ' ENJOYABLE DAY'S SPOET OPOTIKI CLUB'S GATHERING r. [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] OPOTIKI, Saturday 1 A splendid day's sport was enjoyed , ' by a large attendance of members of • the Opotiki Hunt Club at the first hunt - 1 to be held at Paerata Ridge this season. . I The hounds cast off on the property v r of Mr. A. Talbot, through Mr. R. S. Jefferys', Mr. W. A. Scott® and to Mr. W. J. Thompson's, where , J afternoon tea was served by the ladies * committee. Among the followers wer>3: —The ;-- ) Huntsman, Mr. Teddy Kelly, on Te B Nehi; the Whips, Mr. L. S. Saunders, on John Peel; and Mr. A. Nelson, oil Starlight; Messrs. S. D. Abbott, on i Sheik; S. Maxwell, on Flying Start; . I. Rusden, on Mnster Arch; C. Parkinson, on Pal; W. Turner, on Flying Trapeze; P. S. Kelly, on Cynic; B. * Mulhern, on Patch; J. Connor, on • Bonny Girl; J, T. Clark, on Skipper; G. Leggett, on Wahinepai; T. Clark, t on Starlight; E. Wishart, on Pagan; ~ E. Looney, on Midnight; M. Hennessy, on Seven Seas; T. Hennessy,. I on Bare Foot; J. Morris, on Nutty; 3 B. Parkinson, on Cavalier; T. Jones, I on Little Pal; J. Smith, on Tito; H. v • Hill, on Sunset; R. Looney, on Tobv;'.~ a Mrs. J. Moore, on Toby; and Misa B. Tocker, on Playmate.