THE VOLUNTEERS.
FIRING FOR THE VINCENT MEDALS The firing for the last competition in connection with the Vincent medals, presented by that gentleman to the Christchurch Battery of Artillery, took place yesterday at the Heathcote range. As will be seen by the aggregate scores, Corporal Fox takes first prize, the gold medal; Sergeant Roberts the second prize, the silver medal with gold centre; and Gunner Kissel the third prize, the all-silver medal. The following tables show first the scores made yesterday, and second the aggregate scores of each competitor throughout the match :—
Name. Si (M Cβ 3 >c o c •a ce 3*0 -S S Corporal Fox ... Sergeant Roberts Grunner Kissel ... Grunner Winney... Gunner Dymond... 22 20 16 19 15 20 9 20 14 19 22 16 17 13 11 64 49 53 46 45 The following are the aggregate scores : Name. a o CO ••* S o o II "IJ O i o H 1 Corporal Fox ... Sergeant Roberts Gunner Kissel... Gunner Winney Gunner Dymond 49 49 44 40 43 65 ei 57 59 46 64 ! 49 53 45 178 159 154 144 Corporal Fox Sergeant Robe: Gartner Kissel •ts 1st pi 2nd 3rd c ize. lo. lO.
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Press, Volume XX, Issue 2304, 19 December 1872, Page 3
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THE VOLUNTEERS.
Press, Volume XX, Issue 2304, 19 December 1872, Page 3
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