TAUMARUNUI CLUB.
The Taumarunui Rod aud Gun Club held a shoot during the 'week-end; In' the first sweepstake of sevpn birds Mr. G. Bretherton, of Obakune, secured the possible. In tlie second seven-bird sweepstake. Messrs. A. J. Richards, 15. Lightfoot and E. G. Ozaune all secured the possible, and in the Harris Cup competition.of 15 birds, Messrs. G. Bretherton and E. Lightfoot tied with 14 breaks. 'The six-pair double rise was won by Mr. E. G. Ozanne with eight birds. Following are the results:— First Shoot "(sweepstake, of 7 birds). —G. Brptlierton .(18yds), 7 birds. 1; W. Peck (18yds), E. Lightfoot (17yds), E. G. Oza'nne (17yds) and R. Harris (14yds), tied with "G birds for second place. . ;'■,?,,
Second Shoot (7 birds).— A. J. Ricv.!*. (14yds), E. Lightfoot (17yds) and Ozanne (X7yds), tied for first.place •elrt.'i 7 birds; K. Kelland (12yds), (14yds) and H. V McElroy broke sis clays each. 1 • ™ ; In the Harris Cup competition: G. erton (18yds) and E. Lightfoot (ieydß)lirt with 14 birds each. ~ v•' W? Six-pair- Doiible Rise.—r-E. Cf." 07«nr,« '• (11yds), 8 birds, 1; 1 , . E. Coxi-7 : birds, 2" :
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 220, 17 September 1930, Page 16
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182TAUMARUNUI CLUB. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 220, 17 September 1930, Page 16
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