RIFLE SHOOTING.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17634, 11 December 1922, Page 3

RIFLE SHOOTING.

CHEISTOHXJECH SALES,

The Christcliureh Defence Eifle Club held ita second long-range competition at Tsi • Tapu on Saturday. The conditions wore 7 : shoi9 at 800 yds and 7 at 1000.' Some good scores were made at 800—.Piper 34, Logan. _33, Morgan 33, Nelson '32, and Manasen, 32 beiiwj the best. At 1000 yds rang©, the conditions, owing to the high wind were not so favourable, and misses were much in evidence. I Logan again, shot well and he came out the winner of tho match.. The following are the s scores: —

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NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL. A meeting of the New Zealand! Boxing Council was heldi on Friday enreninj Mr A. ri ®m m Hiiiv hi <>^am 1 H. Kirk presiding. ■M. .,:-. ML "%*?& m.&%io f The executive report stated that permission had been granted to.the Otago Association to match H. Guna and X>. ;Mnddox for fto fea?mhbh \&W&Mmm r I Council's proposed amendments to th© HoguI lations in connexion with that section of the — • 1 uA &\ ! I Police Offences Amendment Act, relating to %t tTIC B 1 3c f fr* 1 the boxinsr competitions. A reply had been I sent to the effecs that the Council had not 1 submitted any proposals, that the applicaI tion. of the Carter Gymnasium and Amateur I Note the Great Reductions | I l^' ,^4£?~, "s t fHffH . o ' 1 1 in Twelve Months. { 1 mm /.-I I '5-SEATER.TOUFaNG CAR, artllierl j I 1 Boxing Association for approval under the >| Police Offences Act hadi iboenj withdTawn, 1 as efforts were being made to form a Waira- . I rapa Boxing' Association. Th© report, was adopted. - . ... _ "i ■/■■■ Correspondence was received from the sec-' retary of tlie Kew South "Wales Amateur uchons • Mr-. ' ■ 1 m • wheels—Originally £735 Now £530 j i Redaction of £205 j i Sports Club relating to the proposed tour of a South African, team of amateurs. ih« . ■. -»-o' ■' correspondence contained a cable message from South Africa abating! that a tram would cSsjlM! ' . IQj be Bent provided all expenses were paid. As 1 *WsB& | „5-SEATER TOURING CAR, wire wheels 1 this was entirely different from the proposal submitted by the South African' representajfi Originally £765 .. Now £560 M Redaction of £205 j Jt? tive to the New Zealandi Council andt (the State authorities, it was decided that the mmmm I ' proposed visit was not acceptable unleE9 the ' PI original terms were adhered to. _^ '-w 3-SEATER COLONIAL BODY, artillery ! Correspondence was received from the Central Technical College, Brisbane, statin? that i T wlieels—Originally £765 Now £6 2D ! i it was desirous of arranging a bout between F. Gilshenan. and R. Meale, of Auci- " Redaction of £145 i s » land, Australasian middle-weight amateur champion. The invitation was sent with the iliSIS H3S 5 ISv?:-h ; iv ; ' >;^'.. 1 ira approval of the Queensland Amateur Boxing HHK? ijW: :: '', v ' : .l '"■ ,. ■ ■ '"' ■ '■' US 3-SEATER . COLONIAL BODY, wire \ 1 and 'Wrestling' Union. It was decided that while there was nothing. in th© rules to ■;!;■"> "rfiSf V If:-;'^;.'■■S--' : ■■•• %■ "■ |i wheels—Originally £795 Now £650 i IS' prevent euch a contest being carried out, the 1 Council did not favour the proposal; also ** -jS* 11 : ;' Pg Redaction of £145 j to con/vey the Council's views to 'B. jMeale. Bs The Otago. Association wrote asking the -SI th& ** &§||f J; ri -;f 1 COLONIAL SPECIAL 4-SEATER SPORT- ! B ING MODEL, wire wheels— p Originally £850 .. Now £675 3fl IE Council to rescind is resolutions declaring the McCLeary-McQuarrie 'bout "no contest," t ''Ira '■'"■:'■ •■'!"*' y il and giving reasons for its request. It was. decided) that the Council's Tuling: ■wj|p 1 %^i&^^T should stand; to inform tho Otago Association that the Council, took exception to state-•"--'i.i'-.'.S''. iSJ P.^;'li:'.:i;.:'':^J^ H ' Redaction of £175 m | meats in its letter, and that in due courae ' the Otago Association's letter and the Coun~J§ ll*|(; ; ' i |0;< : j ; ; : ;:;^ ) 1 COLONIAL SPECIAL 4-SEATER SPORTm ' : cil's reply -wouldi be handed to the Dunedin 1 and; ChristohureH papers ' for publication-; :SI i' i S ING MODEL, artillery wheels— g Originally .£825 .. Now £645 p Redaction of £180 m M m ■ and! to inform McCleary that as McQuarrie had not consented to the matter being, reopened, McCleary must take such steps as he may be advised'. \' '-V'~ J ~;, '«*dSftB&a loaW nof fai7 fd see 1 ' AUSTRALIAN BOUTS. £By Cable—Press Association—<k?pyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) vinjbody type. gl^^^g^lglll»llgllll]g SB; '' J '*£&» . i (Received December 10th, 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, Deoember 9. v S / SI iif'iN iiTii a ummm wmmA Mel Coogan, an American, fought a draw with Harry Collins in a twenty rounds', bout. ! The general opinion is that Collins ought '■ -'; ; i> <€?P| IV1 ilLBJ 1 * g» ■ r~m fl a * [to have won, as tho American frequently '■'. : ;.-:;, r^i;)bI: lJ ':. Ab! nh' vi ATA Aal AbIv AAttA dB>^%^Ao«sl fouled. ; :;, ; !: "fc'?#8plf| MELBOURNE, December 9. ■..■■■•'' u?^£jgS t l v'.^n-':;■%>?■••- .;■.'..■?->'.■'•■■■•;..• 1 Harry Stone secur.sd a points decision &V ■!!'•>!■■:-.' '"' '■."'■' , ."'"' over Jack Josephs in twenty rounds, r. "fill urn.! -u.iim.i ' 1 AflililTinS ■ RIFLE SHOOTING, "— ■' ,v «& ,iV'if-riri>>->^-^-^'>-VV ,^->>->^->^^---^-^--^-^-^^^ i "»i ci ». ' 7& 1 ■ ... ' 1 m , B. Cf |] AKAKOAEEGii LTTA. i • « CHEISTCHUECH SALES. "v"vl|f IfJ^i.fasffasilllHHHHlli The Christchurch Defence Eifle Club held ' : : ■.5?x-4-, i ; : niiBg- A r th© its second long-range competition at Tai j5 ' ,1 » ~f tu* i'u™ ' Tapu on Saturday. The conditions wore T * suoceMfnl carrying out of the Akaroa fegatta &t ? at lw>() . gomo &ood 5 on Saturday next, Anniversary Day. The fC0 r e3 were mada at 800—J?ip«r 3<, Logan, 83, ■ • ", .'• •'"•■s'.'fe ; ? ; ' ? 'A'*' ; ■*• S piogrammo is th« aame as that of last Morgan 33, Nelson'32, and JIanssen 32 being. ■ .''" "v'x i nra ? vear, pairs, doubles.and fours (for yon ths), tk,, xt 1000yds range, th© conditions, H V V £% ■ r W* «■ g niaidens, juniors and seniors, and an open owing, to the high wind were not so i avour■'•:;/ii!. 1 H 1 ggjP 1 W, ■ % 5 sailing race, with a substantial first prize a ble/ ftn d misses wero much in evidenco. •■:<■ :;s-iii | . 11 1 1 1 1 Bm B 9 5 attached. / "' ''•_ '■.., i Logan asain shot well and he came out the ■Siii til 111 fl V fl & M I L * 5 At th.3 last meeting of the Begatta Club dinner of tho match.. The following are tlio AnJ»HB# A mf 5 Executnc, th© Canterbury Eowing Associa- . scores:— *p»ii«f;:-: A '.>?^h^M?ii '-:■-■:,; 2 tion's official approval of the >ropamme .. 803 1000 Hep. Ttl. 5 *as roceiv*d. Mr Nankivell Thad been 1 G , J3 SQ „. 63 ■"'■ ; ::-;:iitfpP S^S''i^;:-;^'.v.-;.-. : 'V : U~„ „«„ 5 appointed to [represent the Association.; _ T / ;'. 3!) 27 10 66 .''..■' '"''^-/iV^lT^l ?!>H)ui eli (*S iiTtJiTi B who has given you 2 «mn no . th» weatta officials. ' .T Tj-,ff 0« OS K fi!) :- "*«, o t J 5 The hon. collectors, Messrs F. El J[>avis i A T Lummia ._ al j # 10 59 jA'_'--, Y ' (the Mayor), L. 3.-Jun%um\, and W ■ f-iP. H. PoweU ..28 23 — 67 2 Jacobson (hon. secrctarj'), reported on Pimm ... 29- 03 — 57 cilice to show y( jur appreciation this t results so far of their canvassing eftorts. . H> HeyEoM s .. £9' 27 - 66 5 The lists showed that some £70 had already H H ar ri B ..23 2S — £5 fj t _ itifiiuflin?- donations from, c w -v-i— on >» o c; ■';■■''• -.-.'ilti'iii'i'th ■■■-'■■■■.-■■'.:*JWB! J13|^ | nTTt|[^tWJ?3l L t Of SOme mOtOr aC- Z i r " B t c hwcT~fwir~andI Eympathisers. ■* s i N. Manssen .".' 32 16 5 63 ■ : ;;;;icg| M onnr-flmafa t't T, additional means of swelling-the funds,,it ; A . H-almshaw .. 31 21 — 62 Id appreciate It, 9 ; to hold the usual regatta 8 ' cert in <b« c-iening, and io ask the c oa -! P. ilorgan ..23 18 — 51 local iw E 0a3 "■ .. 23 18 _ sx Mm tfy So • i at-W^^w?? « 9 nanr oiiihWa « '• Boatin-r Club to run a flannel dance at th» G . Hep-burn ..23 17 - G 59 ll^HlUWMmUI^A^WiVI^H 5| 1 bottlious© on Boxing Hay. G. Evana ..30 19 — *5 L. Burford .. £5 16 S 49 F. Batt .. 30 32 6 « ] ien R. Piper .. 34 ' 11 — 45 wid invite youjr inspection. fflr; / _ . _ _ _ _ 0 w 49 rr'i,„ „,p.inness of some peopl ■ '■■■•■?« sipfc ( k\ QIBB vi Brw! kW IjiJ wtiM»«BKy elJBpStPJiiCT!!»rBi«ioBff"^ „ ; R. Rundl© .. 17 17 10 44 gear Wind Screens, Swiss Eight Day 4 1 enced by an office boy in j Cmig ; 10 5 41 3 town on one occasion (says the Auck- s . Wharloa ..29 2 10 ' H ' *' v'..':., ( i\r f ii ji"li ®>cks, Nickel Plated Buckeye Bump. 2l I Had "Star")- In cashing a cheque J. Davison .. £6 — 10 36 f A • J' he asked the teller to give W. J. Henry .. 2o — — 35 ■ ■•:'.. ■ :yyy;v::!$K SMs iotuSlllE tttltt JlSnerS, SetS OI rOOl- W > hiai £2 of silver. When Be gotDacK .«• ." JO ~ » " ■.'■- : .':.,-,'-:.';f^ hnar /I Tn* PtatPQ I She office he-fan-fl hj.had.£j2, the |H ; •• ~ _: » i^