DEER STALKING
SOUTH WESTLAND SUCCESSES
CSpecial To The Guardian ]
MAKARORA, April 17
Most of the sportsmen who have been deer stalking in South Westland, have returned to Dunning’s Accommodation House, Makarora. .Some notable trophies were secured by the following sportsmen — Mr H. Johnson, 13 pointer, 49 inches long, 37 inches wide. Sir F. Bathurst, 14 points. 35 x 37. Mr G. Cooper, 1(5 points, 42J- x 33 x i3i beam.
Mr .1. Black, 12 points, 57 x 45. Mr N. 0. Campbell, 12 points, 37 x
Opatain Foljambo, 12 points', 43 x 41 x 5.1 ; 12 points, 39x 3(5 x ss; 12 points. 40;', x 38v x (SV. .Mr Balfour Brown, 12 points, 45 x 36J x 5J ; 13 points, 42 x 35. Mr Smart, 13 points, 43 x 381 x sj.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1929, Page 6
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132DEER STALKING Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1929, Page 6
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