THE DUNEDIN RIFLE CLUB
The eighth competition for Mr L. P. Fraser's gold medal took place at the club's range on Saturday ; five shots and a sighter a*; each range. The highest scores made were the following :
The ninth competition is arranged for next Saturday.
Masher (entering restaurant hurriedly): " Aw, I say, can a man get a dwink here ?" Waiter (dryly): " Ves, where'a the man?"
200 600 COO yds. yds. yds. Hdcp. Tl. Dr Copland .. .. 19 20 19 2—60 Mr J. Armstrong .. 19 15 17 6—67 Mr G. A. Simmers .. 15 21 19 sor. — 66 Mr E. Trythall .. 18 17 15 6—55 Mr R. Galloway .. 21 17 15 sor. — 53 Mr J. A. Law .. .. 20 22 10 ecr. — 62 Mr H. Smeatoa .. 10 19 10 1-49
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Evening Star, Issue 8644, 12 October 1891, Page 4
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126THE DUNEDIN RIFLE CLUB Evening Star, Issue 8644, 12 October 1891, Page 4
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