WAVERLEY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 110, 11 May 1936, Page 3

WAVERLEY

EGMONT—WANGANUI HUNT. Rain fell heavily throughout the afternoon, when the followers of the lEgmont—Wanganui Hunt hunted over Mr. Honeyfield’s property at Patea on Wednesday. In spite of the weather a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Altii .gh the ground was wet the jumping was very good and the hares were plentiful so there were some very good, long, fast runs. At the conclusion of the meet, the Master, Dr. Simmons, thanked Messrs. Honeyfield Bros, and Mr. Beck for the use of their property. Owing to Air. Honeyfield’s kindness in offering his property again, the next hunt will be held next Wednesday over the same country. Among the followers were:—Dr. Simmons (Master), on Bahram, DeputyMasters, T. Lupton on Green Timber, J. Sheean on Lord Cynic, Hon. Whips R. Watkins on Flower Bag,A. Lupton on Gold Tar, Huntsman T. Miles on Flent and Twilight Alisscs J. IDavidson on Dinkuni, A. Graham, on Shamen J. AlcGregor on Ginger Ale, P. Simmons on D)ickens, B. Hopkinson on Pride Aloor, R. Wybourne on Oh-I-Say, B. Gibson on Chief Rod, Sheid on Heremai, L. Tennent on Tussock Queen, Alessrs. S. G. Davidson on Taff rail, P. English on Coma, A. Lupten on Gay Maid, N. Davidson on Mince Pie, P. Davidson on Susie Pye, J. Hurley on Brown Betty, K. Aiken on Petau, Aiken Tekaha, J. Smythe on Aliss Waikau, C. Broughton on Silver. The followers in cars were Airs, and Aliss Davidson, Airs, Honeyfield, Airs. Broughton and party.