VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.
A BATTERY NO. 2 ARTILLERY. The A Battery met at the rifle range on Saturday afternoon, to fire for the company's champion belt. Two matches were fired, one at 200, 400, and 500 yards. The second match at 300, 400, and 500 yards. A strong westerly wind was blowing during the afternoon, and the shooting was not so good as last year. Gunner Para low is the winner, with a score of 113. Woolley, the present holder, at 500 yards in the last match had a possible fivo bull's-eyes to beat Gunner Parslow. The first three were bull's-eyes, and the fourth and fifth proved inner, near the bull'seye. He therefore lost the belt by only two points. Captain Payne was in charge.
Names. 200yds. 300yds. 400yds. BOOjds. Tl. Hendorson 34452 43422 5525435544 2202252343—100 A. Payne ..34434 25442 4542354545 2222232355—104 Trayes .25555 43235 3322343553 2424252535—104 Webster ..24355 04432 0304532122 2242425554—92 Shaw ' ..45545 32353 4400304022 0500033530- 77 Ansell ..24244 32242 25235L4444 4202235320— 87 Paralow. ..34455 35424 5535524343 S255453233-113 IlarJey ..02320 00320 2224205242 0002502024- 52 Woolley . .54245 42244 23C4355544—111 Trevarthen 23222 03552 4532550333 0232523522— 85 Webster ..44355 22434 0054555554 3054235253—100 Doughty ..04245 33224 3255454302 2235233232— 92
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7160, 28 October 1884, Page 5
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