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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1086, 27 March 1911, Page 2

ENGINEERS. Competition for Company's Cup and Aggregate trophies; seven shots at 800 and 900 yards. Scores:— 600 900 yds. yds. T'l. Kergt.-Mnjor Homer 31 26 57 Sapper Maclean .11 23 54 Hnpper Rogers 2(5 21 47 Corporal Carter, 21—2G—}7; Sapper Chew, 20-26-46. D BATTERY. Practice match at 500 and 600 yards; ten shots, Scores: SOO 000 yds. yd?. T'l. Sergl. Wickens 45 48 93 Gunner Binnie. 41 48 92 Bomb. Focko 42 44 86 Lieutenant Sknlley, 43—43—86; Gunner Fitzgerald, 41—41—85; Sergeant Nelson, 41-40-81. DOMINION SCOUTS. Competition for squadron trophy and belt. Scores: 500 600 yds. yds. H'p. Tl. Lieut. Hastings 33 32 0 65 Trooper Devenshire ... 30 23 12 65 Sergt. Clifford 24 27 6 57 Sergt. Bell, 2S-27-0-55; Trooper Cuncliffe, 25-23-6-54; Corp. 'White, 27-11-10—43; Bnglor Weekley, 20-10—12-42; Troopef Neilson, 20-8-12-10. SUBURBS RIFLE CLUB. Competition for trophies. Shooting was commenced at 700 yards, and afterwards carried out at 600 and 200 yards. _ A tricky southerly v;ind gave competitors plenty of work with their elevation and windages. Scores :— A Class. 700 600 200 yds. yds. yds. H'p. Tl. Rflnin. Bellamore 23 32 30 G 91 Rflmn. W. Gower 31 28 31 0 90 Rflmn. W. H. Cook 22 28 33 7 90 Riflemen J. L. Turner, 30—27 —31—0—89; 'A. Jackson, 30—27—31—0—88; T. Price, 27—20—30—0—SB; J. Smart, 29 —26 —30 —0— 85; W. Felliiujham, 22-26-32-3-83; T. Caplin, 21—31—28—2—52; W. Milroy, 2526—30—fl—81: Will. Jackson, 18-29-31-3 —81; A. Turner, 18-22-31-10-81; J. Ross, 21-25-32-0-79. B Clas«. , « 700 COO 20ft yds.. yds. yds. H'p. Tl. Rflmn. H. Inkersell 27 26 26 10 89 Rflmn. F. Dowman 17 31 30 8 Sfi Bflmn. T. Ingles 24 2G 31 2 83 Rifleman S. J. Black, 26—27—21—8—82 ; Deputy-President Newton, 18—26—33—2— 79; Riflemen W. Hornig, W. Isaac, 16—18-29-7—70; C. Stewart, 13 —U-io-10-GG; C. Shiel, 11—13-327-8-64. Points scored on the dny's shooting for Mrs. J. G. Newton's Cup are:—lnkersell, s'; bowman, 4; Bellamore, 3; T. Ingles, 2; and W. Gower, 1. NO. 3, T.G.A. Competition for Committee Trophy and Rifle Handicap Aggregates. Scores:— 500 600 yds. yds. H'p Tl. •Gunner Patterson 33 26 5 61 Sergt. Dunn 25 22 17 64 Gunner Morris 32 31 0 63 Sergt.' Faulknor, 30-32-0-62; Gunner Ballinger, 32-30-0—62; Corp. Giddens, 23-20-15-53; Gunner Henderson, 13-19 -24-56; Corp- Goodbehere, 25-23-4-52; Bomb. M'Kenzie, 13-15-24-52; Corp. Colemau, 18—15—18—51; Gunner Dunn, R. W., 24-18—8-50; Gunner Abel, 17—7— 18-42. 'Winner of Saturday's trophy, and also lending for irifle and handicap aggregates. KARORI RIFLE CLUB. The karori Rifle Club fired three teams matches at Trontham on Saturday, two against^the 3 PetoS'e (Riflo Club, and one. against the College Rifles. The weather was fine, and the shooting excellent, no fewer than .eight "possibles" being made by members of the Karori teams, and two by Petone riflemen. The remarkable average by Karori of 99 for the first ten men, and 96.3 for the first 20 men is considered a Dominion record. President .Marshall once more proved his worth as an excellent teams man, being top with 101, including "possibles" at 500 and 600 yards, his average for the four teams matches fired by the club this season being 08. For Karori, Bnlford also made IJI, including two "possibles," and Burns and Maisey each 100. M'LaVighlin, for Petone, shot, well, his total being 100. KARORI NO. 1 AND PETONE NO. 1. 1 This match resulted in a win for Karori bv 33 points. "Possibles" wer'e made "for Karori at ,500 yds. by Marshall, Bulford. and Burns, and at 600 yds. by Marshall and Bulford. M'Laughlm (Petone) made, a "possible" a,t 200. Aston (Karori) also succeeded in making seven "bulls, but unfortunately put one on the wrong target, and lost five points in consequence. Karori No. 1 Team. 200 500 600 yd?, yds. yds. T'l. President Marshall ... 31 35 35 ; 101 Rifleman Bulford ... 31 35 35 101 Rifleman Burns 34 35 31 100 Riflemen Tarr, 32-34—33-99; .Tudd, 33-33-33-99; Fellows, 34-29-34-97; Hay, 34—32-31-97; Randell. 31-31-31— 93; Halliday, 29-33-29-91; Aston, 32— > f O-29-91; total, 9G9. Petone No. 1 Team. 200 500 600 yds. yds. yds. T'l. Rifleman M'Laughlin' 35 34 31 lifl Rifleman A. Ballinger 32 35 35 US Rifleman Wood 32 32 31 05 'Riflemen W. H. Ballinger, 32 T 34-29-95; Clout, 30-32-32-94; M'lllvnde, 3231—31—94; Spencer, 30-31-32-93; Henderson, 33-31-26-00; Drummond, 31—32 -20-89; C. Bird, 33-30-25-88; total, 936. KARORI NO. 2 AND PETONE NO. 2. This match was won by Karori by 79 points. Harris (200 yards) and Claridgo (500 yards) mado "possibles for Karori, and Clark (500 yards) for Petone. Karori No. 2 Team. 200 500 600 yds. yds. yds. T'l. Rflmn. Maisey 34 32 34 100 Rflmn. Harris 35 31 33 99 Rflmn. Grimstone...... 31 32 33 96 Riflemen Coady, 34-31-31-96; Rabe, 34—32—^9—95; Staudidge, 32-31-29-92; Guise, Claridge, 25—35— 29-89- Jones, 30-33-25-88; Caldwell, 30-31-26-87. Total, 933. Petone No. 2 Team. 200 500 600 yds. yds. yds. T'l. Rffiun. Clark 29 35 32 96 President Bnrridge ... 30 31 31 92 Rflmn. Knight 31 33 27 91 Riflemen Bird, 31-32-26-89; Caldwell, 30.-32-26—88; Ayson, 29-27—31-87; Warburton, 20-28-27-84; Faulkner, 2S-25-28-81; Dovine, 27-22-25-74; Pollock, 22—25—25—72. Total, 854. KARORI NO. 3 AND COLLEGE RIFLES. This match resulted in a very creditable win by 9 points for College Rifles, whoso scores (No. 1 and 2 teams) will be found in the results of the Battalion Teams match, both matches being fired simultaneously. Chirnsido (Karori) inado a "possible" at 500 yards. Karori No. 3 Team. 200 500 600 yds. yds. yds. T'l. Rflmn. Goodall 3:) 32 32 97 Rflmn. Bufer 30 3 34 95 Bilmn. Chirnsido -30 3a 30 9a Riflemen Tinn«y, 26—33—34—93; Street, 28—31—32—5)1; Wells, 20—34—25—88; England, 30—31—25—86; Richardson, 31—30— 23-81; Caffclls. 27-29-26-84; Keller, 2G-25-21—72. Total. BS3. " The Karori Rifle Club will fire a match of 20 men aside against the Wellington Baltahon at Treutliam on Saturday next. FIELD SHIELD COMPETITION. HAUTERE CLUB THE WINNERS. (By TdcEranli.-Snecial Correspondent.! Palmerston North, March 26. The annual competition among rifle clubs in the Otaki electorate for tho Field Shield took place at the Hokowhitu Rifle Range, Palmerston North, yesterday. The weather was tine, though a tricky breeze made shooting rather difficult. Not-