THE COLONIAL GOVERNMENT
FIRING. The following, says the Independent, are the representatives of the different districts who will compete for the General Government prizes on the 27th instant. Auckland — None. Waikato— Pt. G. Forbes, 53. Tauranga and Opotiki— Sergt. Small, 58. Hawke's Bay— Capt. Kennedy, 53. Wairarapa— Corporal Tankersley, 50, Wellington and Hutt—- Corporal King, 58 : Pt. Harris, 59. Wanganui — None. Eangitikei — None. Taranaki— Pt. Hoskin, 56. Nelson— Pt. Drew, 63 ; Pt. Moore, 63. Marlborough — Pt. Grey, 60. Canterbury— Pt. Dixon. 64 ; Sergt. Brass, 65 ; Ensign Beswick, 62. * Oeago-Capt. McFarland, 72; Pt. Chisholm, 66 ; Pt. Curie, 65 ; Pt. Stevens, 65 ; Sergt. Taylor, 66 ; Lieut. Wales, 65 ; Pt. Eobertson, Gi ; Pt. Key, 63; Pt. .Richardson, 68 ; Sergt. Christie, 62 j Lieut. Shand, 59. Southland— Pt. Crisp, 61. CADETS. Nelson — Artillery, McGee, 26 ; Rifles, Adams, 30 ; Gully, 27 ; Lockett, 25. Wellington— Bowater, 29. Blenheim— Tait, 27.
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 936, 21 April 1868, Page 2
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144THE COLONIAL GOVERNMENT Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 12, Issue 936, 21 April 1868, Page 2
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