SHOOTING
INTER-SQUADRON SHOOTING. Following is the result of the shooting match in which th® Clutha Mounted Rifles, the Otago Hussars, and the Tuapeka Mounted Rifles were engaged:— —Chitha Mounted Rifles.— 200 500 yds. yds. Tl. Set. Burn 28 25 — 53 Corpl. M'Kcuzio ... 28 27 — 55 Corpl. Finlayson ... 23 18 — 41 Tv. Campbell 26 28 — 54 Tv. Jones , 23 30 — 53 Tv. Taylor 25 22 — 47 Tr. Cunningham ... ... ... 28 26 — 54 357 —Otago Hursars. — Capt. Black 26 15 — 41 Lieut. Shand 26 26 —52 Sgt. Kirkland 28 27 — 55 Sgi. Wilson 23 17 — 40 Tv. Logan 34 33 — 67 Tv. Sloan 26 24 — 50 Tv. Leith 28 20 — 48 353 —Tuapeka Mounted Rifles. Corpl. Walker 27 26 — 53 Corpl. Wurr 25 29 — 54 Corpl. Stokes 23 20 — 43 Tr. Craig 16 28 — 44 Tr. Kennedy 8 7 — 15 Tv. Russell 21 14 — 35 Tr. Taborn 25 22 — 47 291 Owing lo the very liusv time, the Manioloto M.H.s and the North Otago M.R.s could not be represented, but both arc eager to meet the other squadrons at a more mutable date, when possibly all the squadrons will have their representative shootm g teams. \fter tho shoot. Captain Black, in a tew words of emigratulalkm to the Cluthas, honed this shoot would be the forerunner of many shooting mutches.
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Evening Star, Issue 14526, 30 November 1910, Page 2
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217SHOOTING Evening Star, Issue 14526, 30 November 1910, Page 2
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