The following are the scores made after the different teams had exchanged rifles: —
The grand totals are as follow :— Vicroiin lUFLKS. THAMES SCOTTISH. Morning squads .. 1104 Morning Squads .. 1072 i.VLunijj quadi .. 1021 Eveuint; Squads .. 1031) Tola! .. .. 2125 Totil .. .. 2111 Majority for the Victoria Company.. 14 The visiting team was entertained at an excellent bauquet at the Lome-street Hall iu the evening, and, besides both teams, there was a large attendance of the representative officers and members of other companies. Captain Derrom occupied the chair, supported on the right by Captain Murray, and on the left by Major Lusk ; and the vice-chair was filled by Lieutenant Mahon, who was supported by Captains Burns and Dignan. About 100 sat down to the repast, and when the tables were cleared the business of the meeting commenced, so far as the toasts were concerned, various toasts were given and responded to. The Victoria Baud performed on the stage during the proceedings. The list of toasts having been completed, the cables were cleared away, and a quadrille party concluded the proceedings.
VCITORIA. RIFLE3. MOJINIKO BQUAD. Henderson.. .. 44333 33434 4 2244 50 Foriier .. .. 33433 43433 42244 49 Bekbatn .. .. 23443 4-334 34322 47 J. Hailett .. .. 43322 342SJ 23243 44 Fowler .. .. 32334 42333 22333 43 Eady 32344 23333 32r34 42 J. Leigh .. .. 43 i34 33434 00222 40 Duff 23433 33424 02023 3« AMertm .. .. 22333 3044J 02332 37 J. \\\ Le'gh .. 34333 04334 322n0 37 Edmunds .. .. 323*2 032i3 43033 30 TrayeS .. .. 24223 32223 K3122 36 Pnto.an .. . • 2i322 32323 2r343 36 AFTEIlSOOJi SQUA.n. Sklcner .. .. 32333 33443 43443 49 McUod .. .. 23:44 24443 33344 49 Adeook .. .. 33332 32*42 31434 47 Fairs 23344 33343 23233 45 J Ha-lett .. .. 33332 22323 34433 44 T/tvlor .. .. 23332 42333 34234 44 Bowden .. .. 23213 22343 33322 41 liloxam .. . * 33343 23042 24332 40 R Cwuper .. .. 23322 02224 03444 37 W. Fowler.. .. 4J243 30433 30n03 35 C. Cooper .. .. 32334 32432 33000 35 Total 1035 TUAMES SCOTTISH. MOftNINO SQUAD. Murray .. .. 34333 34343 23332 4G Mc.."un .. .. 22344 23234 34333 45 ochofield .. .. 33244 43233 23342 45 iteid .. .. 22233 23332 43343 42 Weir .. .. 33 *22 02344 22443 4i Clarke .. .. 23343 04334 03422 40 i*rice .. .. 23334 43243 340k2 40 Mcleod .. .. 32233 23244 03223 3S Forgie .. .. 32333 34334 it0204 37 iiull 32433 20123 03n43 30 Scott .. .. 232i3 32033 23042 34 Symington .. 22232 23334 00042 32 Juhuaton .. .. 23232 4uii23 13020 28 APTJCItSOOS SQUAI>. Hamilton .. .. 33331 43434 4432a 47 tirownlow .. .. 33334 33433 24223 45 McKee .. .. 33443 33343 33303 45 Jiruwclee .. .. 24344 44433 03203 43 Do-vine .. .. 22243 32333 24242 41 Newdick .. .. 23333 42243 33420 41 Kendal .. .. 33333 22133 02423 40 Corbett .. .. 33243 43443 OOk24 39 jUyo .. .. 24243 23430 03333 39 I>ey 22334 S2332 32223 39 Luew .. .. 23323 li2424 20343 b7 Stewart .. .. 33333 03343 0DJ43 33 j Total .. 090
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5060, 4 February 1878, Page 2
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448The following are the scores made after the different teams had exchanged rifles:— New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5060, 4 February 1878, Page 2
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