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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 961, 25 January 1862, Page 5

KEGCLATIONS RESPECTING THE NEW ZEA--1 UNI) GOVERNMENT PHIZES FOE THE BEST RIFLE SHOTS. 1- The fogfc prize to be Fifty Pounds, the winner also *5> keep and wear the Champion Pouch and Belt ">r the best shot in New Zealand during the year in wliidi he wins it. The 2nd Prize to be Tliirty-Fivo Pounds. 3rd " " Thirty Pounds. 4lh " " Twenty-live Pounds. sth " " Twenty Pounds. Cth " " Seventeen Pounds Ten Shillings. 7th " " Seventeen Pounds Ten Shillings. Bth " " Fifteen Pounds.' 9th " " Fifteen Pounds, 10th " " Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings. 11th " " Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings. 12th " « Ten Pounds. 13th " « Ten Pounds. 14th " " Ten Pounds, loth " " Ten Pounds. ' 16th " " Seven Pounds Ten Shillings. 17th « « Seven Pounds Ten Shillings. 18th " " Five Pounds. 19th " « Five Pounds. 20th « « Five Pounds. 2. The ih-ing to take place at such hours and places as the officers commanding at the different stations may acein convenient, commencing on Tuesday, Ist April.; bnould the weather prove unfavourable at anytime appointed, the firing may bo postponed at the discretion of t°rm cer C(? mmanding at the Btation. \r-,'. . c "ring to be open to any person sworn in as a ■imhtiaman since the Ist January, 1860, and to all members 01 v o'unteer corps (ofEcers of both forces included). All