COMPETITION AT THE THAMES.
The shooting competition for Mr Finlavson's clock was continued on Saturday between members of the Hauraki Rifles The weather was beautiful, though the wind was rather shifty and unfavourable The highest scorer was Colour-Sergeant Cloutt, who made thp excellent score of 84 points. The ranges were 300 yards 500 yards and 600 yards, six shots at ' the former and seven shots each at the two longer distances. The following are the scores above CO points: Colour-Sergeant Cloutt, 84 points; Private Trethowen S3Corporal Gibson, 77; Sergeant G. Clark 75; Bugler Howe, 74; Corporal Quarterman, 74; Private J. Redwood, 69- Serjeant W. Clark, 6S; Private Billings 66; Private Munns, 66; Private Choat 61 lvate
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1902, Page 2
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