PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB.

Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 661, 23 August 1921, Page 3

PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB.

MEET AT PAWBsURE. Hounds met at Panmure Bridge lar-t Saturday. The day was wet and squally. They were thrown off on Mr Thompson’s farm and cast about for i nearly ten minutes. Then a burst o( music gladdened the egos of the huntsmen, and away went puss across the road into Mr White's 'hum, on i through Messrs Blake's, O'Meagher s j and Roberts’ until it was back once j more into Mr Thompson's and was. lost on the beach. A heavy sguHi stopped hunting Jor a time. After it cleaved up hounds were cast olr again in Mr Hattaway s. They took off. into Messrs \vhitloru s | White’s and Roberts’, huntsmen nog- - tinting wire fences, saplings and _ hedges during 1 lie afternoon. Gooa sport was enjoyed and hares we: e plentiful. Scent was easy to follow and hounds ran well. The farmers l were ail good sports and alter the followers thought the ground war too f soft to hunt on they ad said: "Go j •"ahead! Never nrinci the ground. If i we had horses we would go too. j Members fully appreciated the kind- j now;. I The following age some of those j whe were present at the meet:-- j Messrs R. D. Neal (deputy-master). | Roberts, J. Patton, S-Mby, Taylor j Leighton, (•. (r. H. Bisnop.- Duval, > Hußi.sr.mn Metcaif. two rnemoers f, c>m Rama rum a and about 20 others. ! nr.r vm-c.vn.'m-, (