PAKURANGA HUNT

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 168, 6 October 1927, Page 4

PAKURANGA HUNT

FINAL MEET OF SEASON (From Our Own CorrespondentJ PAPATOETOE, To-day. _ Bathed in beautiful spring sunshine I ulu Nui Estate, Papatoetoe, presented a gay scene yesterday afternoon, when the Pakuranga Hunt Club held the final meet of the season at the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. Wills MciaughThe country surrounding tin's old homestead is well known to the hunt? mg fraternity, as it is now more than 40 years since the first hunt met to fol? lo ™ tlie ® luslve hare on this property “ ares were raised, and all led the pack a merry chase, to eventuall? n° ®. arth ’ f strikin & coincidence in the days sport was that each quarry refuge in the same burrow. The jumping provided consisted of stone walls, and as a fitting finale to a reported! S^S ° n ’ n ° casualt ies were Mr. H. Bullock Webster, master ot the thanked the host and hostess t° r their kindness, both on this the last day, and also for many days in the past, that they have allowed the club to use their property, and called for three cheers for the hosts Among the followers were: Mrs. T. Ranstead, ciuh ~ 'i-aplam'; .Mrs. Sutton on "SS'nr" £% 8 f -L.aadie“; °Miss 'Taddy™ Miss Peters on “Toby ; mj ss r „ ’ on “Lady Chester"; Miss McCafrll? 1 “Gollard"; Miss Martin on “Vixen"? 1 Sutherland on “Aman”; Miss \i bomS on Aircraft ; Miss Edwarrig ,-»»» ne?“ ; - Mr w Ball <«k-Webster on “Gu£l ner , Mr. W. McDaughiin on “TWtr.r" - •Jp 7 * rp Watkins on ‘ Top Thorne” - Mr. Dunlop on “Zara”; Mr B \Tv?r? 6 ’ !!? ea ) L , her Bell ' > Mr. J. JJJJ “Dan ; Mr. D. liainger on “Gomel”- Mr B. H. Bishop on “Kittv” c \ *lron “Salvaboy"; Ur JL Johnstone oA ; oay; Captain Gage Williams on “Paddy" Mr. Spmdley on “Tom ’; Mr. Bell fun ' on spring ; Mr. Owen on “E“alerrm“ : Mr. Self on “Flying Scud”; the hTinUman' : -Mr. Smith, on “Harkaway ” ’