SENIOR CADETS.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7011, 19 July 1918, Page 4

SENIOR CADETS.

The under mentioned Cadets of the 39th Company Auckland Senior Cadets qualified for tho following medals and badges for training for the year 1917 18;—,

Medal- Presented by SergeantMajor Anderson to the Cadet who secured the highest number of points at rho .hooting match between the 38th and 39.1 i Company, Auckland Senior Cadets Rifle Team.. — Won by Colour-Sergeant E. C. V. Brown, Te Puke, 39th Company, Auckland Senior Cad eta.

Medal—Presented by SergeantMajor Anderson to the Most Improved Cadet of the 39tr, Company, Auckland Senior Cadets—Won by Oolour-Sergfc. Brown.

Marksmen's Badge,—Oolour-Sergt. Brown, 77 points; Cadet 1.. Mitchell, 78 points.

Judging Distance Badges—Colour Sergt. Brown, percentage of error, 85; Cadet. R. McDowell, percentage of error, 3 ; Cadet- F. J. Stackpoole, percentage of error, 5\

Good Conduct Badges—Colour-Sergt Brown, Cadet J, E. Calvert, Cadet P. J, Stacfcpcole, Cadet G. Ward. Attendance Badges—Coiour-Serprt. Brown, Cadet V. D. Bisbell, Cadet K. Bennett, Oorpoial J. E, Calvert, Cadet G. T. Lodge, Cadet R. Mitchell, Cadet R. McDowell, Sergt, J. McFadgeti, Cadet E. Raymond" Cadet P, J. Stack' poole, Cadet G. Ward. Lady Godl.y Cup—Cadet R. Mitchell. •

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