TRENTHAM
WEATHER STILL UNFAVOURABLE . • (United Pbess Association.) WELLINGTON, March 3. :The results were as follows: Nelson match; 800 and 900 yards; 10 shots ; Bisley targets : —Rifleman MeIver (Te Awamutu) £4. 92: Rifleman Patrick (Auckland) £3 4s, 91; Rifleman Soper (Taumariria) £3 4s. 89; Rifleman Given 7 (Suburbs) £2 Bs, 89: Rifleman Kummer (Mauriceville) £2 Bs. 88 : Rifleman Lumsden (Rangitikei) £2 Bs, 88. The following won £1 12s, -with the score of 87:—Riflemen C. King (Kaponga). MeMahon (Sounds), Roots (Patea), T. King (Inglewood). Tlie following won 16s: Riflemen Smith (Opaki), H. R. King (9th Regiment). Cheeseman (Tuamarina) 87 : Masefield (Sounds), Harman (Nelson) 86 ; Holland (Kaponga), Oliver (Ohura), Falkner (Karori), Nicholson (Taradale). Smart (Suburbs), •R. J. King (Opaki) 85; Simmonds (Blenheim), Mason (Dannevirke), Armstrong (Whangamomona), Milroy (Nelson), Dewar (Oamaru), Turner (Suburbs), Healey (Ohura) 84; Caldwell (Karori), Henderson (Sounds), Craw (Linton), Ballinger (Wellington), Montgomery (Staff) 83: Munro (Southland), A. Hyde (Okawa),' Hartnell (11th Regiment), Chimside (Karori), Jones (Akarana),- Sharland (12th Regiment), Brownlee (Auckland), Butler (9th Regiment), Duncan (12th Regiment) 82: Mcintosh (Opaki), Robinson (Wainui), Bent (Auckland), Croxton (Karori), Rose (Kaitawa), Law (Te Awamutu), B'att (9th Regiment) .81; Harding (Blenheim), Cox (Auckland), G. Craw (Linton), Brown (Rangitikei). Steenson (Oamaru), Cameron (Opaki), Deihl (4th Regiment), J. Ching (Waimea), Sutherland (Goodwood), Wallace (Te Aroha) 80. The following tyros won 16s: Batten (R.N.Z.A.). Maunsell (Opaki) 80: Whiteman (Suburbs). Bond (Staff), Morley (Auckland). Gillan (Dunedin) 79; | Kibblewhite (Ohura). Glvnri (Glenavy), Birrell (Te Aroha) 78; Ward (Christ-; church) 77. " ' . I The following are the scores in the Hawke's Bay match: Lieut. Symonds (Blenheim) £4, 49; Sergeant Narbey (11th Regiment) £3 4s. 47; Rifleman Feist (Opaki) £3 4s. 47; Rifleman Given (Suburbs) £2 Bs, 46; Rifleman Ingram (Shannon) £2 Bs, 46: Rifleman White (Auckland) £2 Bs, 45: Riflemen Liddle (Lincoln), K. King (Kaponga). Oliver (Ohura), Sunnex (Sounds) £1 12s each. The following won 16s: Riflemen Jones ; (Akarana), Papps (Nelson) 45; Kells; (Palmerston North), W. G. Henry (Christchurch), Chirnside (Karori), Parslow (Akarana), Batt (9th Regiment), Causley (Thames), Walde n (Kaitawa), C.-Craw (LiritoTi). Clarke (Rangitikei), Soper (Tuamarina), Turner (Suburbs), Hayward (Wainui), Mason (Dannevirke) 44; Ballinger (Wellington), Welsh (Opaki), Nix (Featherston), Bolton (Opaki), France (Old Navals), McLean Opaki), Batten (R.N.Z.A.), Whiteman (Suburbs), PaTker (Christchurch) 43; Major Matheson (Wellington), James (Okawa), Barklev (Suburbs), Wallace (Te Aroha), H. R. King (9th Regiment), Montgomery (Dunedin), Dickson (Linton), Gillan (Dunedin), R, A. Wilton (Mauriceville). R. W. Belk (P. and T. Corps), Evles (Dannevirke), Ballinger (Petone), 'McKay (Opaki), Ashworth Kaitawa),- Loveday (Ohura), Morgan (Christchurch), Hennell (Tewharau) 42; Drennan (Oamaru), Cuthbertson (Tuamarina). C. Craw (Chorlton), Hudson (P and T. Corps). Melville (Akarana), Helev (Ohura), Lang (Waimangaroa) Manfey (Oamaru), Holland (Kaponga) 41 The following tvros won lbs:— Jqhnson (Suburbs), R- Cox (I. n^™° d >> Oats (Tokomaru), Cox (Karori) 40; Ross (Kaitawa), Henry (Tauranga), Bent Auckland) 39; Wallace (Te Aroha), Cameron .(Maurieeville) 38 ; Richardson (Grevmouth) 37. The following is the result of an extra mateh; 1000 yards; seven shots; fired this afternoon: Rifleman Law <le A\.amntu) £2, 34; Rifleman Harrison (Kanon«ra) £1 10s, 33 : Corporal L. LojedajT 9 th Regiment) £1 10s, 33; Pieman FeSt (Opaki), Rifleman Sunnex (Sounds) £1 31. The following won 15s each Riflerren Ballinger (Petone) Marfal (Karori) 32; Green (G.A.T.), Elliott I Akarana) 3l The following won 10s: and T. Corps), Turner (Chnstrfmrctt Mor-an (Christchurch) Duncan aoth&ent), i. Oliver and Williams (Ohura) 31 ; Morns match (1000 yards) and the Otago match (800 yards) still to 'be fired the following are the leading Lieut. Simmonds (Blenheim) 44f Rflm. Given (Suburbs) ££ Rflhi. Masefield (Sounds) JJJRflm. Milroy (Nelson) -. -• --- £?± Rflm W. J. Mason (Dannevirke) 437 Rflm. D. Mcintosh (Opaki) 436 Rfim. D. Roots (Patea) -•• *» Rflm. J. Cheeseman (Tuamarina) 435 Rflm- G Devore Auckland) ...... 435 Rflm! W. Mclver (Te Awamutu) 433 Rflm. Bent (Auckland) ....... Rflm. A. Soper ,Tuamarina) Rflm, H. Loveday (Obura) «g Rflm W Dewar (Oamaru) ££ RIS: W Chnmside (Karori) ... - 431 Uk TW. Narbey (E tham) 430 Hr|t.-Mai. Montgomery (Dunedin) 429 Rflm. A. Patrick" (Auckland) ... ... 4g RflS A. Caldwell (Karon) ... ... 4£y RflS; H. R- King (Masterton) ... 428 RflS W. J- Feist Opaki) ,-• - J2B RflS F. J. Causley (Thames). ... 427 RflS: W. Cuthbertson (Tuairarma) 427 ■RfIS J A Eyles (Dannevirke) ... W ■Rflm H V. Croxton (Karorij --- • RflS! iT Percy (Aldfredton) 426 SS. Hartnell (Dannevirke) 425 Rflm/G. Loveday (Ohura) ~ J RflS. T. King (inglewocd) 423 Rflm. A. Guy (Kaponga) * Rflm. H. Hunt (Nelson) •-- Rflm. Batten "' .. 422 vMni Henderson "\ 42 2 rILS T. E. Knowles Taihape) ... 4g Igt C. Tronson. (Tarjdrig -,. g Rflm. C. E. Engstrom (Opaki) Rflm: W, H. Moslm (Kaeo) .... Maior Potter (Reserves) ... --- -•• _- Rflm. W. G. Deihl (Dannev.rke) ... 4K Rflm: E.-J. Fisher (Suburbs) JW Rflm J Dalziel (Lmton) ... £iq g„S: S. Marenzi (K f •;; Jg T?flm G Nicholson ( laraaaiej ... Rflm'. L- P. (Christchurch) 41 «
LATEST RESULTS. MILROY NOW THIRDTRENTHAM, This Afternoon. The-weather was almost periect at tne commencement of the .shooting this mornin™ but as the morning wore on a light trickv wind prevailed. , The' proceedings opened with the Otago Match (10 shots at 800 yards and 1000 yards. Masefield (Sounds) handed iSt™ good cards of 47 and 46-93. Similar fotals were also reache by Henderson (Sounds) and H. L ° ve ° a > f6Swa). Olive r(Ohnra) made 46,. but fell to pieces at the longer range, rising from the mound ™th 27 only. Possibles £S made at the 800 yards by Pickering S3-- Bull (Linton) Clark (gangitikeO, Carter (Nelson), Flynn (Auckland), 11. Sveday (Ohura), and White (AucklariHThe .principal results were >-Masefield, A Henderson (Sounds) 93, H. Loyeday ■-tfOnura) 93, J. W. Ching (Nelson), DickVon (Linton), Carter (Nelson) 90, Milrop kelson), Bent (Auckland), Hunt (Suburbs), Mcintosh (Rangitikei), Cheeseinan (Tnamarina), G. Loved ay (Ohura), gharland (Nelson), Bolton (Opaki), Glass-
I ford (Hastings). Gillan (Dunedin) 88. I The following are now leading tfor the belt aggregate: — Masefield (Sounds 534 Simraonds (Blenheim) 531 Milroy (Nelson) 530 H. Loveday (Ohura) 525 Cheeseman (Tuamarina) ... 523 i Olliver (Up. King Country) 522
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 4 March 1914, Page 5
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