PAKURANGA HUNT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1047, 11 August 1930, Page 7

PAKURANGA HUNT

meet at tamaki creamery GOOD RUNS AND A KILL \\ itli a good scent prevailing, the de,d which attended the meet of rakuranga Hunt, at the East TamPnL r f amery on Saturday afternoon, njoye d on®. of the moat successful fixs °f hunting season. Despite unfavourable weather, there was cnmiSf ficld ’ and with the turf in good i uiiKin. some excellent runs w ere eriPirUa" • Phe hounds turned into Mr. F. ut”* ay s Property, and in a few minIt i‘, good strong hare was located. Mr ,cdd tor a good spin across hina Gi i li ard ’ S ’ where it took a rightfarm d tl,rn into Mr - B - Hattaway’3 n and r «n straight through the th perty of Mr. Cox, and then back to v ‘,, road - circling across Mr. Wvna f \ 11 crossed Mr. W. Guy’s, where tro, Sl ,lare crossed the scent and , ei ’f ed the farms of Messrs. Finlay, Jm.Ki *’ °°ds and Speechley’s. It ina !ed back on to the Howick Road, u eventually found cover. d raw was then made on the prol y Mr. W. Guy, and it was not af J \ bef ° re the pack had a good quarry over * *t led the field at a fast clip r the country previously traversed, n en it took to the Howick Road, and Phni- OV(4r the properties of Messrs. risrvl* 8, Haslip and Andrews, and ran Pab a way to Mr. Wilson’s farm at . Urangn, and on doubling back to a it was run to earth and killed, fr.n 1 t,ie conclusion of the hunt, the h,, ®w ers returned to the home of the MUsman, and were entertained at Smith °° n t6a by Mr * and Mrs - F ‘ H