RIFLE SHOOTING.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 331, 19 October 1908, Page 4

RIFLE SHOOTING.

MATCHES AT TRENTHAM, . .. A KECOKI) SnrSTEE. • The muster at Trentham Rifle Range, 373, was a record for at the Saturday afternoon, matches, and is an indisputable evideflce of the growing popularity* of this fine sport. The weather was beautifully fino from the spectators' point of view, but to the riflo- • min the light was too bright, and the "fish" tail'' Altogether too sportive, especially during the earlier stages. As the afternoon wore onj however, tho wind died down, and much improrement befc'im« ftppartflt ill tile shooting. The marksmen t were honoured by a. visit from a party of ladies, who journeyed' Out- from Wellington in .the .volunteer special/and sjient a very pleasant afternoon; Some gmmbllng was. heard on tho Sorrimertille Range as to the unsatisfactory working of the. range-telephones, Those, on/.the .CollinS Range'appeared to bo , all that could be desired.; S6me ; of the marksmen desW/lt to. ba, pointed out that spectators, when passing' along the ltffiUnds, should fep Well' tofe;-as th* cast on; the. .rifles are very disconcerting to the man whV'is to find the bull. : ,A - f Top score on the range was secured by Ptc. Wiren, of the . City Rifles, vwhoso'.scoreiiiat 200 and GOO yaMs were most, creditable. His targets ard ajfjpejided:—-vk 1 \ '■«•*.' ">■ .V r ' Al 200 YARDS. '

THE PARADE STATE. The' parade state is as folfows'i-D Battory, . 16; City.Rifles, Post and Telegfaph Ernes, 51; Highland Eifles, 31; Collego Rifles, 18; Zeal«ndirv Rifles, 35/ Hlltt Valley Rifles* 31 i Hefetnunti Mounted Rifles, 20; , Engineers, 30j Civil 'Service Rifles, 20; Perma- ' . nent 'Force, 16; ■ Karon., Rifle Club, 33; Wei lingtoil College Cadets, 4; total, 373. About 20 including Colonel A. W. Robin, C.8., -- Chief of the General Staff,-Were present on the ranre. f 1m following art the results of the various niatehea:— . HIGHLAND RIFLES. ', ■' The company fired tho second match of No 2 competition for trophies .presented by the COfflMhy. Scores also count for the company challenge belt,, tlie "MneDiarmid " cup (fi C 1&33 aggregate), ana thd" M'lvor " aggregate. Sergt. Cotubear ntifc' oil a fine score of 62 off £n 6 -m '-n an Col.-Sergt, M'Donald compiled 60; rte. Even, a promising young shot, secured , 59. A match- with D Battery resulted in a win for the Highlanders by 33 points. ■V ' ' A Class, ...

COLLEGE. RIFLES. Competition for Mrs. Dykes's trophy,

HEREJAUNGA .MOUNTED:RIFLES/' 1 Ten-shot practice'- 'match./J • •

• •' ENGINEERS.- - J No. 1 competition, second match. V 'i ;' ;. ;

' WELLINGTON GUARDS. r; :; Competition for class .trophies. : ' '' ' ' A Class. " .'-V.

B Class,

AT ZEALANDIA RIFLES.' Competition for -belt; Mrs. Fairbnirii's, ilr. M'Glashan's, Sergt. Hugo's, and Corp. Btuoqam s trophies;—

: POSJ AND TELEGRAPH RIFLES, CompentiW'> for "■•trophies presented by Messfs; 'Veitcli' "and' All ft n, Jniisttn, Coulls, Culling, and Co. (2), E. ~\V. Mills and Co., and a prize of 50 rounds of alnmtlnition. Best scores:— ">*£"■' "» . « ! * ■ 200 600

" '' HUTT : VALLEY RIFLES, • Competition for championship shield, handil aggreg'a{e;".'a*nd (jdiflpany trophies. * Highest scores given!- 1 - ' , A Class.

B Class.

for.coi&pany. trophies. .. k ,. CITY RIFLES.' v Competition for'trophy.

'■'; M :/ 'Mvk; rifles;' , .Competition.tfor, Company trophies (scores ! Counting {or belt, and shield). Tha shooting of : the company.'has. improved slightly on the pre- ) WonS 'shoot; the'best score of.the day was put ; on by Pte. Gar,loy, who scored a possible at ' 200 yds., bat - did not do so well ,at the lonjer I range.;-,- " A Class.

B" Class.

PERMANENT FORCE. Competition for prize-money.

Competition for belt and trophies:— , A'~Class.

i .-•> : |i'v» 7 •.8.,G1a55. " " • - - ' 200 600 .yds. yds. H'p. T'l. 'Driw :, -Siin'Mons''" , ..'X.«'.'i... .40 28 10 :78 ..Gunner.! Cottorill ;_... ... 30 34 0 73 Gunnor Hicks 39 18 _ 0 57 ■ Tho battery als'o' fired a match against_ the Highlanders, thfti^l awinning by 33 points. | KARoWI' RIJLE CLUB. ; First match ofi-rthfe'iferies .for trophies presented by Messrs', 'L'is'sfngton, Judge Rawson, and Marchant. ■'& Rifleman- A. Maisey wins trophey Wickens and §on for the highejt;;siore, of .the day. Riflemen 11. O. Brown rand': J., Burns secured ammunition prizes

Pour of the Wellington College Cadets also journeyed out, for somo practice shooting. ... Tho Engineers' annual "smoker" takes place on Thursday ovening, October 22, at Messrs. l'hilp and Bishop's, Courtenay Place; riflemen are invited to procuro tickets and attend the function. PETONE RIFLE CLUB. The Petone liiflo Club started the second competition on Saturday with ■a- fair mustershooting ten shots at 200 and 500 yds. ' The weather was favourable, .but the, shooting was not up to.the average.

On. October 21 the first competition for the Wednesday squad will be held—ranges 200 and 500 yds., ten shots. On Saturday the usual competitions will be continued at 200, 500, and 600 yds., seven shot*. Mrs. C. H. Bird has' donated a trophy for B Class. weli,ington navals The Wellington Navals hold tlieir first competition for the company's belt and for trophies presented by various citizens who take an interest in the workings of the company. Great interest was taken in the teams match for tho Martin challenge badges, the holders having to forfeit tliem to a challenging team composed of. Gunner Boon, P. 0.; Jaffray, Gunners Atkinson and Francis, with a score of 1M; P.O. Boss's team being second with n score of 152. Tho conditions were 10 shots at 200 yds., and tli® shooting Was very good considering, the tricky wind that was blowing. Tho following are a few of the highest scorcs;—

Gunner Atkinson won the O Clasi special. Tho annual ffoneral meeting of the Wellington 'Defence Rifle Clubs' Association is to be held on Wednesday evening next. PALMERSTON RIFLES. The Palmerston Rifles fired a competition on Saturday, for trophies donated by the business peoplo ; of tho town. Some fine score 3 were made; Pte. Cooper scored the possible at 500 yds., - with - 'ton consecutive ■ bullS-eyea, l .nnd the . others made good shooting. The

! A special prizo .was donated, as a ladies' : trophy; the competitors were drawn in pairs to shoot. . Tho match resulted in a. win for Mrs. Hanlon, who drow Sergt. Stock and Pte. □finlon. The following are the five highest pairs (handicaps included):—Sorgt. Stock and Pte.; Hanlon, 351; Pte. Robson and Blank, 31S; Pte. Ashley and Pte.- Ball, 343; Pte. Stublxs and Pte. Mugridge, 339; Pte. Griggs and Pte. Trask, 338.

200 600 " yds. ■ yds. S'p, T'l. . ... 2» 30- - i 83; Corp), Dobson 31 2 i 8 > 63' Sergt. Coniboar ... .,, 31 31 0 02' Lca.-Corpl.. Shaniion ... 29 23 10 62 Col.*S«rgt." M'Doiiald ' .. . ' 32 •28 0' ' ;j G0; : Capt. M'Diarmid ... .,. 29 30 ff ' 59 : Pte Corbet Z6 27 3 56 Sergt. Marsden 29 2o 0 M Sergt.' Gardiner ... 28 21 5 54 Sergt. MMillan ....27:25 , 0, -.62 Lieut, Morton ... 39 0 0'. 30

, - B Class.-. SwgtiM'Ardld ■■■ ... ... • 28 IS 3 4.i Pfe. Molyneux ... 22 12 7- 41 He. Rankin ... ... 23 .11 , 7 41 !Pte.Xamb.: 18 •: .15, 7, .,>46 Pte. Ingram ;... ... • ... 21 '8 5' ,34 He. . St, Clair 23 5 -S -33 Pre. Coutts 17 Q 7 • qo . Pte. filrntt - ... ... A §■ I $ Jrte... Jackson t . . 20... 3 -7 30

; 200 500 ' i -a t '• Tds." ?ds." fl'p; T').' , '2t° 'IfSS 4 ' -. 31 .27 . 2- GO ' Pto. M'Namai'a 23 '24 ' 32 59 lo? - 1 "• 22 .15 9 'SB Wollerman 27 28 0 55 ■gte.:.Ki«g;"''.v:23 20 - 0 ' " 54' , Sergt, Cowles 23 26 5 54 Lce.-Corp.„Pye ... 27 23 - -050 Lce.-Gorp. Cimino ... ... 18 23 0 17 Corp. Kieman. ■ ■... : -2620 . ,.-o.. -46 • Pte.; Morns'/■ ... ;.V 23' , G 15 44 Pte.,. Cimmo 14 u 15 Pte..,MIeary ... .... ... 12 16 12 ; 40 i - M.' 11 3 33 Pte.. .Smith „ 13 2 15 .30. lrophy winner. ■fCash prize-winners.

< 200 -'500 : . Yds. A'ds. T'l.' Pte.,Total . ... ,40 43 81 Sergt., 'l'revetliick ... .., r ... 43 41 gj S? rl Vf %, ram j 42 41 83 Pte. 1. Edmonds ... ... ... 40, 35 75 Pte. . W I. Ible ... .... ... ,39 35 '■» ' &?#*Majo r ©emtot ... 33 '35 73 Q.-Ar.-Sergt. Taylor 37 35 , 73 Bugler CJiote • ... 3:'» 37*.V . 70 s 'i Sergt.; Manning , * 30 Capt. Samuel • ... , 35 33 • --W-.' Pte. Lambert . ... '... ... ' 34 P e. Pay • ..... ■ .;. ... 30 '26 - 56 1'te.- Farai'" ... -23 '27 —!i(t" If 6 ' i V vf e8ra i ... '28;r.-i21i:E<U)Vi Pte. A. Edmonds ... ... ... 21 10 4(1 Pte. ;Kere Koma ; ■/;,<,:■ 22.' ■' JS■ Pte. Parata' ... ... 20 19 39 Pte. PfoSser - 20 15 35

, ,200 500 o *■ '2''''-' yds. H'p, T'l." ' Sapper, Rogers 30 31 ' 0 ■' "61 " Sapper -Eadclille - • 29' 30 -1 ; '60 Sergt. Mitchell 24, 29 : . 5 .58- : Lce.-Corp. Chappie , ... 26 27 5 . 58 Lce.-Corp.!Grainger, : 22 ■'i2l'- : *l2 ' ''58 ; ' ' Lieut... Uibbs ' „. ... 29 • 27 1 57; Q.-M.-Sorgt. Turcey ... 22 23 .12. -57, , Sapper Marbrook ... 21 18 H ' 57 Sapper Gapes .., • ...16 19 22 57" Sapper Long 26 13 17 5G Sergt. Elliott 28.. 24 2 hit Corp. Barker ' ... "21 li ' 17> Sapper Baxter • •/.. 16 12 ' id 47 Sapper Corbett ... •... 21, a l'| 43 4. Bussel ... 28 : 28: \ 0 ■ 56

. . 200. 6C0 ._ , . yds- yds; E'p. T'l. Sergt. Tinney 31 28 0 59 Pte. Neal ... 28 30. 1 59 Pt«. IV Tinney' "... ... 31 20' ' 2 ''59 Pte. Barnes ... 29' 28 0 '57 Lieut Roacho , . ... ... 27 21. 6 57 Pte. Bowman 28 ; 21 5 ''.'.Si Pte. inyhirter ■ 2G .... 2) 8 ,5-i Serft. Sneddon ' 20 24 3 - 53 Pte. Egelestone 24 21 8 53 Pte. ■ Pellinehani ... 2G 23 3. • 52 Pte. Aamout ... 32, 16 ■ 3 • 51 Corp. Smart ... ... ... 28 10 0 . 47 Col.-Sergt. Bould ... ... 22 . 10 8 '40

200 CO) ' yds. yds. H'p. T'l. Pt». Be&tUe 20 19 15 54 Pt«. Hutton 27 . 12 15 54 Pte. Bailey ... ... ... 20 15 12' 53 Pt». Paterson. .... • 20. 17 3. .>,.49 Pte. Ciuserley ... ... 25 21 0 46 Corp. Barnes ... ... 27 10 4 41 Pte. Power 16; , 12 12 40 Ptfi. Trezise .... .. 22.. 10 fi 38 Pte. Vetori : ... ... ... It ' 7 15 ' 30 Pte. Pirie ..... ... ... 20 .7-" 7 34 ... ... ... 22 5 i 31

J , . ... ■" S A II'p. T'l. Sorgtv Hugo "i. 1)1 30 (I G1 Pte. Bellamae . 'h.i- '... 28 30 .1 G1 Lce.-Sergt. Btinokoiiburg 30 28 0 58 Sqrgfc. Martin . ' 7.. 22 22 14 58 Corp, Bardkm .22 ,33 2 57 . Pre. Walker ™>*-y,r 17 22 18 57 . Pte. Hunt 24 20 G 5G ; Pte. Elsley ■ ... 23 21 8 55 « BugleiMMosoEiiu m M ri ... 14 22 18 54 . 'Pte. ajMtoK 2 S 24 21 7 52 Pte. 4 »owWy» *• ' % * ... 18 22 8 48 Pte. -M: Tfugo ".v. ' ... 14 19 13 48 I'to. Kocer? ... 13 19 14 46 Pte. C. Hugo 18' 15 10 43 Drummer Barcham ... 12 7 18 37 Pte. Hobson ... S ,2 IS 28 Pte. Whito v-- 8 2 18 28 : l'te. Helliivelf SV... « ... 4 4 lg 26

yds. yds. H'p- T'l. Pto. E- U. Toms 25 20 17 ■ 62 Lient. Collins. 26 30 4 60 Corp, Brabyil 24 26 10 60 Sergt. Gilbert 31 27 0 58 Pte, Findlay 28 20 10 58 Sergt. JJagles 2f) 24 ' 5 57 Ptd. Cockerill 'nvfj...26 25 6 57. Tie. Half ' 26 19 12 57 .Et.fi/. Pt>vl-r 20- 17 20 57 TteV CliUrtiheS'''• " ... HI 24 0 55 Lieut. Bdltdn , 32 23 0 55 Pte. ; Hamilton ■ , '" i ... 27 27 0 54 Corp. Williamson 27 27 0 54 iCAnp. ,i Hubbard:, vi/.-.w: 27 22 5 51' Sergt. Wnkelin ... .., 29 25 (1 54 .PtecJearpw:^---...^... 21 17 15 53 Pte. AV. A. Smith ... 28 24 0 52 Pt<y.' Gbi-tui 29 23 0 52 Pte. .Tones ' 29 23 0 52 .Eta- .Djmdson,.» j. 16 21 15- 52 /•Ptfe." Bfrtl " 22 15 15 52 C'drp.- IL -D. Sirtith ... . 26 25 0 51 'Hdil. ? -rri6Mt)'er'"H<)wSrf'26 16' 8 50 Pte. Coard 16 IS 15 49 Captr 'Harfon-.. T~*jF» ! ... 24 14 8 4G Pte. Kojie . 18 8 20 4G Hon. mornber Cartwright 16 20 8 ' 44 Pto. Rutherford ... ... 23 8 12 43 PJiWArokulga 15 .8 ....20 .. 43 Pfo. Collyer 25 5 10 4(1 21 .7 12 40 Lieut. Beanlish 23 11 5 39 Pto. M'Neill 10 6 20 36

200 500 ' yds. yds. H'p. T'l. "Sergt. Lawtoii ... ... 28 28 6. C2 fFte... Koutley . 32 28 . 3 ' 61 Pt& Turner ' "... 28 2G 7 G1 ' ... 30 30 0 GO Pte. ; Gfeiliiie 30 21 9 60 Pte. Wood ... 32 23 4 59 Sergt.- 'Smith'"" ... < • „> 23 25 5 '53 | Corpl. Dorancy 23 2-1 3 50

[:■. 200 509 ! J' 1 "- jds ' s 'P- T ' L *Pt(JrtEverton- v w:;;.:,w,... 26 li 5 45 ■ S-; Hi if v ,! & . Pto.- ;.; 18 "~ 9* V'll , 38 'Pt€.3Valsh 2-1 6 6 36 ,Pto.-O'Brien , , .. lf> 15 .3 St iSergt.'r Coopers t : ■ .y.'-iil'1? 14. 3 31 - 'BftftefcHiu i * 24 ; ■ 9 v 2 33 , ,Ptc«>J-.- 20 6 .. . 6 32

200 600 '■.•' yds. yds. H'p. T'l. Ptc. Wiren 31 * 34 0 65 Pte. Given 34 26 0 60 ;Pto.<™Nicasj ;ir, ; ... '29 28 0 57 'Pto.ifeasey 33 23 0 56 ( Pte. .Haiinon,.,,, '25 19- 12 5(5 • Efe.'Strang'muir ... ... 21; 22 13 5G ' 'SergtV'Hbn^r'l'/.""; 1 30 ' 25' 0 ' 55 . 2 23 3 55 ' •: .lio. Eankin:- . ... 26 25 4 55 ' iBugler Tarr...*<• .... ... 29 "19 7' 55 Pto. Rollins ... , ... 23 18 14 55 Sorgfc. Lang 31 , 23 0 54 •Pto. Baker : ... 29 20 5 .. 54 ' .CorpL.lChandler ....... 29 -19 6r 54 ■Pto; JaOkson ... •••.«• ... 29 2-1 0 ' 53 Pto. Dodd, ... .. ... ... 29 , 23 0 52 i PterNeirbery... ... . ... 24 12 14 50 ;

: . 200 500 ■ " yds. yds. H'p. T'l. Pte. Fisher 20 , 32 2 54 Lce.-Corpl. Abbott 23 29 2 54 'Pte.Low.' i, ...i. .<... 18 28 . 6 52 Pie. Fnlconer';.. '30' 14 8 52 Pla. Oribb ... 27 22 2 51 „Corpl...Joplin 28 ,19 4 . 51 Capt. Marshall 22 24 0 '46 Lce.-Corpl. Jolinstond ... 1(5 14 14 44

200, 50.0yds. yds. H'p. T'l. Pte. Gazley •■... 35 27 f 0- G2 5Pt'e. ; MlCaw *...," 21 .25 G 55 Pte. Bichards '20 \ 18 1G 54 Pte. iRamsay.... ... ... 21 23 6 50 Pte. 'Shaw : 25 9 16. 50 Pte, Joplin 25 21 0"' 4G ipte. Overtoil " ... 22 I t 10, 46 Pte. Williams ... '... 23 11 12; 4G

■ • 200 " 600 i yds. yds. H'p. ■ T'l. ♦Gunner P. Rodgers ... 24 21 14 59 •'Gunner A. Webb ... .... 28 16 12 56 Gunner W. Gower ... tV... 23 30 1' Si '.Gtuvn&i'E. Watson 29 2-1 0. 53 Giitiner' T. l (1 arr ... ... 21 22 10 53 IGuimer C. llilroy 27 20 5 52 Gunner .22 C 12 40 Ghtin%r/'£ain;... J' [ J26 .0 10 . 36 -Bomb. Trooper Johnson ... 22 0 5 27 PstiEqza-winriers.

200 _600 — •! - -v yds. yds. H'p. T'l. ... 43 40 0 83 Gunner Pliinmer, ... 41 41 0 82 Ijieht?'Skelloy ?*■ "'i'.V 42- 38 0 80 Scrgt.'-nSutidaby 41 35 0 79 'K-ingf u41 34', .5. 80 'jy 44 29 0 73

>.- 200 ■ 600 . • 1 yds. yds. H'p. T'l. Rifleman-A. : Maisoy ... 28 21 14 63 Rifleman H, : 0.-Brown ... 22 24 17 63 Rifleman J. Burns _ ... 30 32 0 62 Rilleinan R, S. .Wilson ... 30.. 26 ,6 62 RUleman'ft , Black.;' ~ ... 20 28 ,8 62 ' Riiltnlan W. Kemt)' ' ... 32' 29 0 61 Rifleman.M.. Hastings ... 24 29 .8 61 Rifleman P." M'Laren ' ... 30 23 8' 61' Rifleman C. Iloddor 30 30 0 60 Riflsiimii A.' 'Gui?o„ 30 29 0 59 Biflemsn'W.'. Harris ... 28 30 0 58 Rifleman* G.Halliday ... 29 29 0 58 Rifleman H. Bulford : ... 27 30 0 57 Rifleman Wj. 'i'arr. 29 28 0 57 Rifleman H. Marshall ... 33 21 0 57 Rillcman.jG. Brow®.,.-,. 27 24 fi , 57 Rifleman W. Aston ... 28 28 0 50 Rifleman VW.-Jinld ... 31 25 0' 50 Ri'lloman G. Chapman ... 28 20 2 5(J Rifleman Y., Mpore , : ... 20 22 8 5fr Rifleman .T. Rabe ... 28 27 n 5,i Rifleman A. W, JJemp,...10 21 4 jjRifloman A. France ... 28 25 0 5'j Rifloman, R Standidge .;... 32 20 0' 5S Rifleman R. Randell ... 27 24 0 5? Rifleman AV. Rv.-.;Jackson' 20 22 0 '« ! Eifleroan.A. . Marohant- 27 j $

A Class. 200 500 yds. yds. H'p- T'l. B. Wood 43 44 -5 92 N. Bird 41 42 (i 02 G. Drnmmoml -If! 41! 5 91 W. Bird '42 ' 40 • f) 91 J' 1 . Edlin 42 41 3 89 J. Maclnchlan 42 4,'l ' 3 88 .T. Carter 41 4.') 0 87 \V. N. 1 Thomas ... 43 42 0 8!> D. Gay 41 43 0 84 J. Roberts 42 41 0 83 A. Ballinger 40 41 0 81 H. Hawthorn ... ... 42 39 0 81 B Class. 200 500 yds. yds. H'p, T'l. H. Avson 34 35 16 85 E. Johnson ... 3G -39 9 84 G. Anger 35 33 ' 16 ' 84 A. Henderson . 43 > 35 0 -78 H. P. Mole 43 32 3 ' 78 E. JCibblewhito 41 32 5 78 .T. Clark 39 28 0 65 S. Knight :... .... 29 28 t 51

A Class. *+6unner Boon 45 P.O. Eoss 44 Gunner Day .. 44 B Class. 'Gunner Martin 37' 1 tP.O. Jnffray ' 37 P.O. Stell 31 C Class. * f **i Gunner Atkinson 45 P.O. Bishop 44 Gunner Forsyth 40 Gunner King .39 Gunner Kiariian ... ... ... 37 Gunner Francis 37 *Legs-in. •. ** Trophy outright. f Badge holders.

scores were:— • 200 300 500 000 yds. yds. yds. yds. T'l. Sergt. Needham ... 11 12 17' 11 177 Pte.' Cooper ... : ... 15 36 50 43 175 Col .-Sergt. Porrin ... 46 37 4f 41 171 Pte. Bobson 13 31 17 41 1G8 Sergt. Stock 46 3G 43 11 16G Pto. Lucas 12 30 11 .15 164 Corp. Kells 13 31 40 4-1 162 Pte. Hanlon 12 37 41 - 37 167 Pte. Mugridge ... 42 32 42 10 156 Pte.; Ball .... ... 31. 36 15' 40 155 Pte. 1 Ashley. ...,13 36 10 3fi :.155 jPte.« Stubbs -.Jv" < '40 • 35 43 36 "151 . •Pto.' 1 Griggs. '... '45. 30,:.. '44,'" 34^^53 Corp. Tremaino ... 37 31 ' 44 36 151 Pte. Smith - : :... 43::' v 32 ; 12 .- 31 151 Ptf.- Turner 40 38 37 - 34 119 Cnjpt. llounscy- . ... 38 - 29. 35 '35' 137 :Ptc; Shipraan ... 35 30 38 31 131 .Pte/; Trask 33 25 32 39 129 .Corp. Pratt ,.... 3G 25' 13 /24 328 Pte; Friend. 33 - 23- 45 ' 21 125' Pte. Royal 35 22 33 25 115 Lient. Perston ... 28 31 29 21 , 112 Pte. Jfantell 36 22 24 21 103 ' Pte.; Chapman ... 25 21 26 21 93 Pte, May 33 25 16. 17 : 91 Pte.. Carson 18 28 28 7 81 ;Pte. Smiley 15 10 20 8 73