Rifle Shooting CHRISTCHURCH CLUB
Opening Shoot At Tai Tapu
The Christchurch Rifle Club opened the season st Tai Tapu on Saturday in fine weather but in a tricky wind. Several good scores were registered, Ai McLachlan totalline 95 out of a possible of 100. At 500 yards he missed the possible by one point. Results were:—
Canterbury Assn. Officers
The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Canterbury Rifle Association : Patron. Hon. D. J. Eyre; president, Mr R. W. Johnstone, deputy president, Major C. K. Fleming; immediate past president. Mr W. R. Barrett; vicepreeidents. 16 elected: life member. Mr D. F. Keir; chief range officer. Major C. K. Fleming; secretary- treasurer. Mr R. H. Neill; selectors. Messrs G flland, J. F. Glrvan, R. W. Johnstone. R. E. Taylor; auditor. Mr James Clark; special executive commttes. Messrs R. W. Johnstone (chairman). R. E. Taylor, W. fl. Barrett, C. K. Fleming. W Forster. E. Judson. R. H. Neill (secretary).
300 yds. 500 yds Tl. A. McLachlan . 40 40 95 D. F. Keir . 44 47 91 C. Thom 45 46 91 W. Ramscar . 45 46 91 D. Nankervill . 43 47 90 L. Harper 44 46 90 R. Hodge 45 43 90 B. Edwards 43 4« a* H. Wakefield . 44 45 89 H. P. Barker Lewington . 44: 41 44 46 88 87 G. Manson , '-■43: s V 8. Grafton *, 43 s. H. Dalzell . 40' 44 «4 J. Gilbert 43 48 84 w. Vernail 43 40 83 c. Buist 4* 40 82 M. Burlarry 35 •43 78
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29634, 3 October 1961, Page 21
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