CADET MARKMANSHIP.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXiX, Issue 7727, 22 February 1909, Page 4

CADET MARKMANSHIP.

THE "C.A.C." CUPS

The results of the competitions for the Colonial Ammunition Company's " Combined Districts" Cups, and for the district silver medals for 1908, instituted for the encouragement of rifle shooting among the school cadets of the dominion have now been announced. The result as far as Canterbury is concerned is as follows. The- comI petition is open to all public schools (including district high school) cadets. S The cadet inj each of the combined districts making the highest score in the annual class-firing is declared the winner, and his name, corps, and score engraven on the cup, which is to be held by the corps for one year. The highest scores only are given (maximum 84): For Nelson, Grey, Marlborough, Westland, and North" and South Canterbury : 100 150 200 yds. yds. yds. Tl. 1. Lieut. Alan Stitt, Ashburton Public School Cadets 27 28 27 82 2. Sergt Alan Macdonald, Ashburton P. S. Cadets 28 27 27 82 3. Pto Gilbert Campbell, Geraldine D. H. School Cadets 23 28 28 81 DISTRICT MEDALS. (Possible—B4.) Silver medals are awarded to the cadets qualifying as marksmen with the highest scores in their respective educaton districts. North Canterbury.—Lieutenant Alan Stitt, Ashburton Main Public School Cadets—B2. South Canterbury.—Private Gilbert Campbell, Geraldine District High School Cadets.—Bl.