BRUNNER NOTES
(OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT. 1 Mrs P. Moore, Taylorville, has left on a visit to Taihape. Nurse P. M. Samways, of the local Dental Clinic, left to-day for Runanga, where she will take up her duties for the coining month. The winners of the whist drive held in the Taylorville School, on Wednesday evening, were Messrs W. Coates and J. Morgan, and Mrs McDonald. The first trophy, shoot for the season of the Brunner Defence Rifle Club was completed on Sunday at the range, Taylorville. Rifleman G. Smith was the winner of Mr G. Smith’s trophy. The conditions were seven shots at each range. The following
were the scores:—■ 600 hep. Tl. ■ 300 500 Rifleman. yds yds yds 96 G. Smith .. 33 33 30 scr W. Coates 27 32 31 5 95 T. Gutberiet 30 25 29 9 93 C. Buckman 30 33 28 9 93 92 T. Morgan.. 28 . 29 29 6 J. Morgan .. 32 •29 22 9 92 R. Le Cren 27 30 27 .5 89 J. Harper .. 26 27 28 7 88 W. Buchanan 26 28 28 5 87 G. Nimmo .. 27 28 28 3 ot T. Nimmo .. 23 31 21 10 85
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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 November 1934, Page 4
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