CAMBRIDGE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVI, Issue 1, 5 July 1911, Page 64

CAMBRIDGE.

July 1. Horses and Hounds. Ono nf the best meets of the Waikato Hounds was hold at Bruntwood on Wednesday. Mr. Jack Martyn had fixed up some very still' jumps. The hounds threw oft’ quite close to the homestead, and from start to finish the run was most exciting. A sumptuous afternoon tea was provided by Mrs Martyn to which all were made most welcome. Mr. Wynn Brown returned thanks on behalf of the club. Those following were: The Master (Mr. Wynn Brown) on Tophorn, The Whip on Blazes. Mrs 11. Crowther on Taranaki. Miss Pickering on Lullaby, Miss Allwill on a bay. Miss [. Pickering on Jacko, Messrs. J. Martyn on Pierce, 11. Crowther on a chestnut, H. Dingle on Golborae. ( . Meredith on Nestator, Dr. Roberts on Joker, W. Hunter on Connes. C. Edwards on a bay, F. Vospcr on Doctor. T. Clare on Hero, D. Wilson on Wiirikana, T. Clarkin on Hero, C. Potts, H. Y. Cox, K. Browne, C. Wheewell. 11. \\ hr well. M. Douglas, J. Cox, W. Gordon. V. Holbecke, and many others. Others riding were Misses Richardson, Oliver and F. Cox. Driving wore: Mrs C. Peake, and Miss Cox, Mrs ami Miss Bollard, and Mrs Waring, Miss Pickering, Mr. Gleeson, Mrs Dingle ami Mrs A. Main, Mrs Greenslade and party motoring, Mrs. Roberts Mrs Nl-eoll and Miss At tile Id motoring. Personal. Mr and Mrs. Mcßride, of Christchurch, are staying at the Central Hotel, Cambridge, where they probably will be until their son is married in August. Colonel Newell and his daughter are the guests of Mr. AV. L. C. Williams, of Cambridge.

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