THE GENERAL AGGREGATE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 9 March 1909, Page 3

THE GENERAL AGGREGATE.

I Rifleman J. L. Turner, Petone; score, 46 points. Attack Match.— Won by Sergt. J. Pock, Wailcato Mounted Rifles; score, 9 points, (over Match. — Twenty-five "possible." scorers awarded prizes of £2 Cs eaali. Kynoch Cup, awarded to highest aggregate scorer in the "snap-shoot 7 iig" and "cover" matches. — Thirteen competitors tied with aggregate "possibles"— 7o points. To be decided Tuesday, March 9.

GUY LEADING. Guy is leading in the general aggregate for the championship, with 368. SYNOPSIS OF RESULTS. FIRST DAY: Volunteer Match.—Won by Sergt.Major A. Hyde, Hawkes Bay Mounted Rifles; aggregate }>core, 98 points. Rifle Club Match.—Won by Rifleman < . 11. Speck, Stratford; aggregate score, 102 points. Carbine Cup.—Won by Rifleman C. H. Speck, Stratford, whose score, 102 points, was the highest compiled in matches 19 and 20 (volunteers and riflemen). Exj'ra Match (No. I).—Won by Rifleman J. A. Franklin, Weber; score-, 35 points (the possible.") Extra Match (No. 2).—Won by Pte. Drummond, Denniston Rifles; score, 34 points. , SECOND DAY. ~ Nelson Match.—Won by Pte. W. H. Boys, Newton Rifles; aggregate score, 9S. Runner-up: Pte. J. A. Duley, Dannevirko Rifles; aggregate score 97. Extra Match (No. 3.)— Pfcg. W. K Boys, Timaru; wore, 33. Runner up: G. Howe, Ngatiawij, 33. Extra Match, No. 4.—Sergt. Son tag, Dunedin, 34. Bi.inninn W. J Ileury, Opaki, 34. THIRD DAY. Snap-Shooting Match.—l 23 "pos sible" scorers awarded prizes of 8i -oach. Rapid-Firing Match. — Won bj

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