CHRISTCHURCH GUN CLUB.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14976, 23 April 1909, Page 3

CHRISTCHURCH GUN CLUB.

Tha Christchurch Gun Club’s Easter Handicap and Eleventh Championship of New Zealand was fired on the club’s grounds on April 10. The following are the results: EASTER HANDICAP, of 60 sovs. First miss out. —“Starlight,”* 31yds, 0—0; W. J. Stoir, 21yds, Id—1; E. Gee, ‘2lyds, 10—1; E. Henzcl, 24yds, 10—1; H. R. Brittan, 21yds, 20—1; “Borland.”* 21yds, 10—1; W. Woolven, 28yds, 20—1; W. Grant, 28yds, 10—1; D. Spence, 23yds,- 20—1; S. Jor.son, 25yds, 111)—2; F. Lenton, 23yds, 120—2; “Clifton,"* 25yds, 110—2; G. H’Jlwrick, 27yds, 2220—3; A. Gardner, 25yds, 2110—3; ‘'Mayfield,”* 21yds, 221120—3; N. C. Vale, 22yds, 1221110 6; L. A. Shand, 23yds, 11211120—7; J. Simpeon. 27vde, 21112110—7; E. Stead, 23yds, 1211 11110—8: D. Wheeian, 24yds, 211122211210 11- H. Price, 27yds, 2212111111110—12; F. G. Frampton, 22yds, 1111122211111—13; TV. R. Donald, 23yds, 1111212212111—13. *As?umed names. On the eighth round Messrs Frampton, Stead, Price, Wheeian and Donald t-ook £5 each out and shot off for the balance of £23, which was eventually divided between Frompton and Donald. ELEVENTH CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND.—W. Woolven, 02200 (retired) —2; W. R. Donald, 01000010 (retired)—2; J. Simpson 0:0010210 (retired) —3; J. Hutcheson. 1210 20010100—6; J. Slope, 10012111000—6; H. S. Melville, 221202022000—7; T. Cameron, 1100222 2101120 —10; E. Henzol, 011002mi21100—10; L. A. Shand, 101221001112111112012—17; G. M’Uwrick, 12-2121111012111010101—17; F. Rowell 121221212201221200011—17; D. Fraser, 100121112112111221011 —18; E. P. Graham, 1111 10112012111021111—18; F. G. Frampton, 011102 112111121111120—18; S. Jenson, 12111112111222 2001102—18; E. Stead, 101111121101111214111 IS- T. M. Dean, 111210111111122221012—19; M. M. Roßen,grave, 111210022111111121111—19; H. Price. 112111110211211211121—20; A. Gardner. 111111111011111112111—20; O. Hunter, 11 1121211222112220222—20. In the shoot off Hunter missed his first bird, Gardner missed his fifth, and H. Price killed five and won the medal.