MOB OF WILD HORSES
A MANI MOE.N'T .LEADER. SIGHT IN NATIONAL PARK. THE CHATEAU, January ow. Iwo English visitors bad an interesting experience on their way to the Chateau this week. For many months it has been rumoured that, a magnificent black stallion, descended from stock imported from Home by a wellknown Hawkes Bay sportsman, luid been seen by trampers in various parts of Tongnriro National Park. T lie driver of the visitors’ car had turned up the mountain road leading to the Chateau, when his attention was drawn to a trampling sound. On rounding a corner they came full on to 15 wild scrub mares and foals, beaded by a coal black stallion. For a moment the stallion seemed it debate whether be should contest tm way. but suddenly lie turned, and at ;> tremendous pace led the mob to tin rocky passes'at the foot, of Ngauruboe
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 February 1931, Page 3
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147MOB OF WILD HORSES Hokitika Guardian, 4 February 1931, Page 3
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