WAKATIPU MOUNTED RIFLES.

Lake County Press, Issue 2254, 7 January 1909, Page 5

WAKATIPU MOUNTED RIFLES.

The final match for the HaUenstein trophy fired on the local range vt™ \Ws Dav The conditions were tTaUn: P S a e r shoiild y ß oto the competitor who JZnAa the best three scores in the tivo Sathef'As'will be seen below Corpora 18 Jenkins secured the trophy. ire weather conditions all through the contests were not of the lest, and this no doubt acooSted for the scoring ben* below the Oversee It has been suggested to us, in Sew of the Goldfields Challenge Shield Match on 17th March, and with at least four months o? Ivorable -ather ahead that another mend itsel? to the Oftlcers of the Squadron. Scores:— 2CO 500 000 yds. yds. yds. H'p Tl Trp. W. Sell* g g J* - 76 .Corp. J. S. Jenkins 25 29 20 _74 Sergt. Healy f g „ 5 70 Trp. Hansen -J 8 G6 Sergt. Grant -* j ]7 64 Sergt.J.Eeid 28 n if j« Trp. W.Hoskin 20 'l4 < « Championship aggregate-fist prize, gold medal and barometer) :-Corp. J. S Jenkins RS 84 75-247 : Trp. G. Hansen 80, 79, Bp—--24- Sergt. Healy 86, 78, 78-242 PrevioS Winners: 1906, Corp. J. S. JenKBB 267; 1907, Q.M.S. Jos. Jenkins 255; 1908, Lieut. White 267. SQUADEON ORDEE. ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT. The Squadron will go into camp on the Arrow Recreation Ground on Saturday SSL* January 23, 1909, for the annual " e Mem£? in iust be on the Recreation Ground at 6 p.m. . , Each member must be fully equipped: Equipment to include the following a* iicleß: — - Full-dress uniform. Khaki do. Rifle, bandolier, etc. Blankets, change underclothes, etc. Cutlery. Blacking, soap, towel, etc. For horse: — Cover. NosebagTie rope, etc. ;, . _ Fines for non-attendance at the morning and evening parades at camp will be strictly "forced, and excuses for non-attendance will not be accepted. It must be distinctly understood that any member failing to attend camp will be fined the amount of camSon! THREE POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS sterling. WILLIAM GUMMING, Capt., ; Oommanding Wakatipu Mounted Btflos.