INTERCOLONIAL FIRING.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 4292, 23 February 1884, Page 2

INTERCOLONIAL FIRING.

The following are the namos of the competitors from the South, some of whom will arrive by tho Rotorua to-morrow, and the remainder by the Tarawera on Monday : — From Wanganui: Lieut. Foater, Sergt. Remington, Aamott; Privates Grodwell Hughes, Churton, Hooker. From Wavorley: Lieut. Crawford, Sergt. Mooro, Sergt. McConnick, Corpl. Wallis, Wilson, Coutts, Privates Wilson, Henderson, Wallis, McCaul, Wright, Walsh, and Creighton. From Oamaru : Private Morris. From Dunedin: Privates Hutchinson, Hunter, Brookes, Keid, Barns. Kennedy, Reynolds, Mitchell, and Driver. From Balclutha: Segt. Hogg, Private Willcocks. From Invercargill: Capt. Burnett. From Kumara : Privato Sampson. From Napier: Camel), Williams, Ross, Sellars, Cooper, and Capt. Blyth. From Wellington: Taylor, Ballinger, Leavers, Dixon, Randall, Robe, Scanlan, Davie, France, Howo, Holmes, Kochen, McKenzio, Williams, Webb, Turner, McCredie, France, Ballinger, Halo, Shaw, Asher, Church, Ballinger, and Matthews. The names of the Marlborough, Nelson, Taranaki, and a few from other parts of the South have not yet been received.

The following Volunteers entored as competitors for the N.Z.R.A. Meeting between 3 p.m. yesterday and noon to-day :—Seifoant Buchanan, Corporal Leigh, and olunteer Leigh—all of the City Guards. We would remind our Volunteer readers that entries must bo made at the shop of Mr 11. G. Payne, Queen-street, before 9 o'clock this evening.