HUNTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 295, 16 May 1914, Page 4

HUNTING.

'i Till: .'.CUI'H XANAX AKI „\IEKT. I .„, , , r *~V I liims.hv s meet cl Hie North Tiuai ! naki Hunt Club was described as one of jthc most, enjoyabli- yet link!, and those ; present regretted that the excitement and pleasure wore not shared by « single member from, either New P!> month or Stratford. The bounds threw off in Mr. Mabin's property at Onaero, and there was a fairly large following over splendid limiting country. (Some line horsemanship win displayed. A feature ol th? bunt was the manner in which the Misseg Whentley (2) and Fairfax-Chol-uieley (3) took their fences, following throughout. Mr. Haleombe, the master was mounted nn his new hunter. Jfy. draulie, which Worked splendidly. There were several kills, the hares giving «ood runs. During the afternoon what is believed to b:> the longest run in ,tbe club s records was secured. Those familiar with the country will appreciate this when tbr\v know that the bare, put up on the western side of Mr. Mabm's m-opertv. nn across this ami the adjoining farm, through Mr. Elliott's pw* perty and on to the diiT overlooking the Ktmim which pas-es ihe old kiln, thence, taking th P main mu ! and er«saiii? 'be bridge near the kilns. The kill was eventually nccominli-.h.e,! near Mr* li;i<yii„T,eV homeslea.i, •'„„-»■.-" having - led (,!,, i.ack for betu.e,, ?«, and six nub's.