OUR VOLUNTEERS.

North Otago Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6537, 30 December 1887, Page 2

OUR VOLUNTEERS.

, O AMARU RIJfLES. The first of f ur handicap compactions for the company's belt and mtuey prizes was fired by tnenty-thrse members of tbe No. 1 Company yesterday morning, in fine weather. With tea shote at 200 yards the following competitors made 35 points and over : ™ «p- "■ Corporal Mltoholl ... 42 0— 42 P; irate Moots 37 5 — 42 PriTate 'flart ... ... 41 0 — 41 Prlrate Morris 40 0 — 40 Captain Forbes .- ... 40 0— 40 Private Kiog 39 I—4o Private Magnlro 35 5—40 Colour-Sergeant K«y ... 19 0— 39 Private Bait 33 0 — 38 Private Connelly ... ,„ 30 7— 37 Private Leslie 38 0 — 36 Prirato Temper*} 36 0 — 36" Private Au«tlu 31 5 — 36 Private Gillies ... ... 31 4 —35

Nbubaxgia zttr New Zkalahd,— Both to Emigrants and Resident* in this ohannlng Colony there haa always been one olimatlo drawback — newralgia — this terribly painful disease equally effects all elaesee and age*, io every part of New Zsaland. Io many la•tancea Colonist* beoame disheartened and returned to England, believing their malady incurable. In 1870 an old Coloolat, on his return to Ufarlstcaurob, took with him a, few bottles of Freeman's Original Chlorodyne, and preiotibed it fer several of his friends suffering from Neuralgia, The affeot was simply magical, They exclaimed "We have foand the remedy for Neuralgia," and from that day there has bees a* steady la* orea^ng demand for Freeman *e Chlorodyns. whioh fa now known and oeed tkroagooaa the Colony. Insist upoa haviag "ttfm mm's" only. Trade mark, aa Jttefhaafc, —Sold everywhere* Obtainable from ail ohsaitts and stersfc—aan. ___ „