CENTRAL COMMAND SHOOT.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2593, 12 March 1923, Page 5

CENTRAL COMMAND SHOOT.

CADETS AM) TERRITORIALS. ( (Per Press Association.) WANGANUI, Last Night. ‘ The Central command rifle meeting j for Cadets and Territorials was con- r eluded on Saturday. The champion r teams match for Territorials was won by 2nd W.1.H., Wanganui A team, a with a. total of 257. The 15th Bat- y tery, Wellington, was second with 244, s and 7th Mounted Rifles, Waipukurau, r third with 100. The scores of other j teams were: 2nd W.1.R., Wanganui, 189; Signal Corps, Wellington, 183. s Teams match (Territorials): 2nd j Mounted Rifles, Wanganui, 35 points, v 1; 2nd W.1.R., Wanganui A team, 25 0 points, 2; Wanganui B team, 20 points s 3. h Cadets’ championship: Cadet R. G. p Oak (105th Company), 127 points, 1; t Sei-gt. V. M. Broughton (46th Com- e pany), 120 points, 2; Cpl, D. M. v Walker (46th Company), 117 points, e 3. t( The result of the fire-off in the final V for the Territorial championship was: a Gnr. R. H. Hanson (3rd Battery), 73 l< points, 1- Cpl. B. Clark (Ist W.1.R.), n 67 points', 2; Pte. P. J. Smith (3rd s< W.1.R.), 66 points, 3. Other scores w were: Pto. P. Hackett (2nd W.1.R.), 62 Lieut. Williamson (Signals) 62, w Pte. J. G. Wall (3rd W.1.R.) 59, Tpr. si A. Ferguson (66th M.R.) 58, Tpr. k Wallace (7th M.R.) 56, Sergt. Meyer N (15th Battery) 56. el Nearly 26,000,000 tons of coal were shipped from South Wales portg last q.' year.' q. The first patent for cutting screws lln by machinery was obtained by Wyatt tl in 1700, ‘cl