WAKATIPU MOUNTED RIFLES.
Musketry Practioe. Tha following are tho highest scores in the annual course of Class-tiring for the year ending 28th February, 1906 ; Passed Ist Class (winning marksman’s badge and Government prize 10s), possible 56 ;—Pte J. Shaw, 53 ; Lieut. Gumming, 50 ; Pro A.. E. Smith, 60 ; Pte J. Grant, 49 ; Pte A. Smiley, 49 ; Pte R. Frew, 47 ; Corp. S. Stevenson, 44. Highest scorers in individual practices : —Steadying Practice (possible 28) : Practice 1 : Sergt. Harris, 24 ; Pte J. S. Jenkins, 24. Practice 2: Pte Frew, 26. Practice 3 : Pte J. D. Smith, 22. Service Practice (possible 14) : Practice 4 : Corp. S. Stevenson, 14, Pte Shaw, 14, Pte A. E- Smith 14. Practice o : Lieut. Gumming, 14; Q.M.S. Jenkins, 14; Corp. S. Stevenson, 14; Pte J. Grant, 14; Pte Frew, 14 ; Pte Shaw, 14 ; Pte Smiley, 14. Practice 6 ; Corp. W. Stevenson, 14 ; Pte Johnston, 14. Practice 7 : Sergt. White, 14. In tho recruits course the following passed Ist Class :—Pte Allan, 175 ; Pte W. M‘Bride, 161 ; Pte Ward, 156.
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Lake County Press, Issue 2115, 26 April 1906, Page 5
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