RIFLE SHOOTING.
HAWERA DEFENCE CLUB, The Hawera Defence Rifle Club held a .shoot on Saturday. The wind was tricky, and t-he riflemen were always liable to- b© blown out on to a. three. The third round of the. championship saw the president, A. G. Robertson, turn in the best total! a 93. The last shoot for the president's trophy wa.s held, Rifleman Booth’s 94 being the best score. Several prominent sliors were unable to compete. It now remain® for the competitors in the president’s trophy to reject one score in order that the winner may be decided, upon. Saturday’s scores were as under:— CHAMPIONSHIP. (Third round.) 400 500 600 Tl. Pres. A. G. Robertson 34 33 26 93 Rflm. F. Ching 32 29 30 91 Rflm. A. J. Ching ... 30 32 28 90 Rflm. E. Booth ' 31 32 27 90 Rflm. G. Cross 31 29 29 89 H.B. CUP AND FINAL PRESIDENT’S TROPHY. 400 500 600 lip. Tl. Rfm. E. 800th... 31 32 27 4 94 Pres. A Robertson 34 33 26 ser 93 Rfm F. Ching ... 32 29 30 1J 923 Rfm. A. J. Ching 30 32 28 1 91 Rfm. G. Cross ... 31 29 29 1 90
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 29 June 1926, Page 9
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199RIFLE SHOOTING. Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 29 June 1926, Page 9
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