RIFLE SHOOTING.
v " THE XGATIAWA RIFLE CLUB. The Ngatiawa Rifle Club fired the first competition for the president's trophy on Saturday last, 'i'ho conditions were seven shots at 200, 500, and 800 yards. The weather was good until tho OUOyds. ranye was reached, when it became somewhat tricky. Killeraan George Cclpnion secured a, "leg in" for the trophy, and the following won ammunition prizes:—Riflemen Georgo Colpmaii, L , '. IF. Monk, G. A. Monk, and J. Field. Following are tho scores:— • 200 500 COO yds. yds. yds. H'n. T'l. Hillmn. Goorgo Colpmau ... 32 29 27 9 07 Kilnm. F. H. Monk 32 33 31 0 90 Rilmn. G. A. Monk 3-t 31 20 1 05 Rilinn. .T. Field 28 31 29 i 95 U-llmn. R. Stub31 31 29 0 91 Rilmn. A. Clifton 31 33 20 1 91 Rilmn. G. Howe 32 31 30 0 03 llUmn. J. Stubbings 32 30 29 1 D 2 Ulhmi. W. D. Dennett 30 30 25 G 91 Ifllmn. .T. Monk 30 32 21 t Rl Rilmn. S. Corner 20 21 IS 11 8-| Capt. A. .Monk 25 20 20 14 79
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1248, 5 October 1911, Page 3
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