HUNTING

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 55, 11 July 1938, Page 2

HUNTING

MEET AT WOODLAN"R ; V L_ ■ : ' • ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON * * * Followers of the Opotiki Hunt Club met at the kenuels on Saturday tor u hunt over tile Woodlands properties. After a most enjoyable alteindbVi during which much spectacular jumping was witnessed, both riders and spectators returned to 31rs Mulhern's residence for afternoon tea. In the absence of the Master, Mr 0. T. Clark, Ait R. Hedley gave a short speecu jointly thanking Mrs Mulhem and the property owners over whose country they had hunted. A competition in aid of tlie club’s funds, was won ' ‘ e / ‘ . , A,; t- . 1 a -,y by Mir L. Parkinson. Among the followers were: —

The Huntsman, Mr T. Kelly on John Peel. The Whips,.. -Messrs l.: Rusden on Master Arch and A. Neilson on Te Nehi. Messrs J. MeGinley on Gold Dot, T. Clark, on Starlight, AL Hennessy on Seven'Seas, C. Smith on King Silver, C. Parkinson on Pal, L. Looney on Taurangi, T. Hennessy on Sliippy, R. Hedley- oil Sheik, TFerguson on Blackbird, W. Connor on Lapstono, L. Parkinson on Cavalier, B. Mulhern on Bonny Girl, ELooney on Midnight, W. Turner on Flying Trapeze, T. Jones on Little Pal, J .Herring on Wild MustangMasters El. Parkinson on ’ Stampede, T. Kelly on Trixie, D. Hodgson on Lady Jane, S.' Hodgson on Ruth. Mrs Moore' (Gisborne) on Toby, Miss L. Baird on Princess, Miss J. Morice on Oamoroa, Miss B. Watson t'J'e Puke) on Patch.