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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 874, 10 May 1909, Page 4

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Belk, of the Manchester Hifles, a youth of 18 year* of a«e, and but a recent addition to the corps. He. tied with two others iai making the .highest score off the rifle. .. ■ The .arrajigementß for the day were under the superintendence of Mr W. Ferguson. and the secretaries', Messrs J. S. Howie, and Taylor. The conditions were <as usual : / shots with a sighter at 200, 500, and 600 yards. The following is the prize list:— 200 YARDS. v Hp.Tl. Col.-Sergt. Perrin, Palmerstom N. ... ••• ... — 3^ Rfm. W. A. Lumsden, Sandon ... •■• ••• — 33 Rfm. C. J. Beauchamp, Mamgamalni ... ••• — 33 Tpr. Weston, Huwterville M.R ... .- 2 33 Sgt. Jone.s, Manchester R.... 3 3c Rfm. Reid, Cheltenham ... 4 33 Rfm. Stackhouse, Kimbolton ■ 1 32 Vol. R. Belk, Manchester R. 1 32 Rfm. C. D. Beauchamp, Mangamahu .... ... 1 32 Rfm. Rich. Taylor, Cheltenham ... .* ••• 2 32 Rfm. Greenside, Mapgaweka 2 32 500 YA/R3>S. Sgt. Xeedham, Palmerston N. — 34 Rfm. C. D. Beauchamp, Mangamahu ... ••• - 1 33 Vol. Jacobsen, Manchester R. 1 33 Tin-.. Morrison, Hunterville AT 1? 2 33 Vol. R. Beik, Manchester H. 2 33 Rfm. R. J. Stuart, Cheltenluvm ... ... ... 2 33 Rfm. Pearce, Sandon ... 2 33 Sgt. Jones, Manchester "R. 2 33 Rfm. H. Fagan, Sandon ... 3 33 Tl>r. Lot-ford, Htuiterville M.R 4 33 Rfm. Greenside, Mangaweka, — 32 Counted out: Vol. ( Maylu>w and Oipt. Barltrop (scr.) 32. GOO YARDS. Vol. R. Belk, Manchester R. — 32 Rfm. Nix, Apiti — 31 Tpr. Weston, Hunterville M.R. . ... — -31 Rfm. Lumsden, Sandon ... — 31 J Capt. Fergusson, Hunterville — 31 Rfm. Stackhouse, Kimibolton 2 31 Rfm. Pearce, Sandon ... 2 31 Rfm. Fagan, Sandon , ... 2 31 Bugler FergiiKsou, Hunterville M.R. ... ... 2 31 Capt. Barrow, Cheltenham... 2 31 Rfm. Farley, Mangama;hu ... 4 31 200 and 600 YARDS. Rfm. Lumsden, Sandon „.. — 64 Vol. R. Belk, Manchester R. 1 64 Tpr. Woston, Hunterville M.R. ... ( ... 2 64 Col. -Sgt. Perrin, Palmerston N. ... — 63 Rf-m. C. J. Beauchamp, Manga malm ... ... 2 62 Rfm. R. Barrow, Cheltenham 4 62 Rfm. Nix, Apiti ... ... 1 61 Rfm. Fagan, Sandon ... 4 61 Rfm. Greenside, Mangaweka. 5 61 Capt. Fergusson, Hunterville — 60 AGGREGATE 200, 500 and 600 yards Vol. R. Belk, Manchester R, 3 97 Rim. Lumsden. Samdon . ... 1 95 Sgt. Neodhain, Palmerston N. — 94 Rfm. C. J. Beauchanijp, Mangamahu ... ... 3 94 Rfm. Fagam, Sandon ... 7 94 Tpr. Weston, Hunterville M.R. 5 93 Rfm. Greenside, Mangaweka . 5 93 Rfm. O. D. Beauchamp, Mangamahu ... ... 5 93 Rfm. Stackhouse, Kimbolton 6 93 Rfm. R. J. Stuart, Cheltenham ... ... ... 9 93 Rfm. Nix, Apiti ... ... 3 92 TEAMS MATCH. Manchester Rifles. Vol. R, Belk ... ... 3 97 Capt. Barltrop ... ... — 89 Vol. Jacobsen ... . • ... 7 8S Sgt. Jones ... ... 8 88 Vol. Mayhew ... ... — 86 • Total ... ... 448 Palmerston N. Rifles ... 444 Mr E. D. Hammond's special .prize for 200 aaid 600 yds: Ufm. Lumsden,, Sandon, 64. Mr T. C. Berry's gold medal for highest aggregate : Vol. JR. Belk, Manchester Rifles, 97. Mrs White's 'belt for 200" and 500 yds,- also Mr Berry's silver medal, Sgt. Jones, Manchester Rifles, 66i Mr Harrison's (belt ; for 500 and 600 yds, ailso Mr McManaway's gold" and silver medal: Vol. R. Belk, Manch'eßter Rifles, 65. • Mr McManaway's gold .and silver medal for highest scorer of winning team: Vol. R, Belk. RAKAIA'S NARROW ESCAPE. ♦ ON FIRE AT LYTTELTON. [PEB I'BESS ASSOCIATION.^ Lyttelton, May. 9. J ust as the Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Rakaia Ayas unmooring preparatory to sailing for London via' Monte Video, Tenerdffe and Gibraltar, smoke was observed coining through the flooring, of ,the chief engineer's room. Examination revealed an incipient fire in -the after port bunker, where the coal was smouldering, smoking, -and steaming. Water was poured' in and' the smoke ceased. >A quantity of coal was removed,- and a survey made by Lloyds' surveyor. 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