HUNTING.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13726, 15 August 1908, Page 2

HUNTING.

NORTH TARANAKI CLUB.

The North Taranaki Hunt Club held a meet at the Kiennels, Bell "Blo~cfc, on Thursday.^ ; w|^ A 4w^^w|j*er, and a good day's sport was enjoyed. The hounds; drove from cover several hares. These provided, excellent ru&s, one 6f Which; resulted in $ kill*.' Among those mounted were Mrs Webb, Mrs Crozier on Glen, Misses Street (2), Itfrs Montinore, Miss Smiley, Messrs A, <$L, Haloombe, deputy-master, on Tess,<A.. H. Street, whip,- on a black horse, *P. Sole, huntsman, on Ronganui, W. Stanley on Egmont, W. Boulton on Alpine, Gus Sole, Parkee, N. Bewley, J. O'Driscoll on Pharos, T. Jones b£ Bagatelle, f.nd 1 others. At the , conclusion of the hnn* Messrs Bishop 'Bros, hospitably entertained the members. A bye meet will be held on Monday.

If credit is a convenience, '. " The Dresden" will gladly extend the advantages of its, popular and liberal time-payment system so that you will be able to furnish your home with a piano. You merely pay a small deposit, and then instalments of 20s a month, or more. In no other warehouse in New Zealand — or in Australia either — are 'there so many pianos and organs tinder one root as at the- Di*es-j den Piano Company's in Wellington. It is a wonderfuj stock to select, from. Then, too, there can be no bargaining with the Dresden. Its first price 'ij its last and lowest. Thus, a child oould purchase a piano just as advantageously as a man. This is the essence of fairness. No wonder "The Dresden" possesses the confidence of the public. The Comp # any*s manager hi the North Island is Mr. M. Jl Brookes* and its local representative if J. W. Henrichs. . ■ ■