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PAPANUI GUN CLUB. » Tho Papanui Gun Club'.s Js'atiowal Handicap, for prizes of £40, £10, and £o, \yas shot off at Papanui yesterday, in fine weather. The l)irds were good, the light excellent, and with forty-two competitors taking part, the mooting was an unqualified success. L. McKelvie (20yds), H. Falconer (34yds). James Whittle (26yds) i T. M. Boan^2s J yds), and "Cueliinore" (22ycls) each, kilied all thirteen birde and took £10 each, shooting off for tho remaining £10. In tho «linot-off. McKolvio, Dean, and "Gashmore"' each killwl six birds and took £3 (is 8d each. S. W.ife-on (24 yds) secured the prizo offered by the president for the monitor of the club having the beet first-barrel record. The competitois who brought down twelve birds were:—F. Secconibe (27yds), S. Jensen (2(3yds), James Greer (2oyds), D. Fraser -(S.'lyds). G. R. King (26yds), J). MeCulloch (23yds), and A. F. Douglas (23yds). The arrangemerius for tho match were under the capable supervision of 3lr H. ilcElroy, jun., the eecfctary of the club.
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