VOLUNTEERING NEWS.
SHOOTING MATCH AT WATHI. fltV TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] W.uur, Monday. TiiE last match for the second round for Harry's presentation clock eamo off on the local range on Saturday. The weather was favourable for shooting. Privates Comes was the winner after an exciting finish with Sergeant Clark. In this competition five matches are fired, and the three best individual scores are taken, constituting a round. Private Parslow and Private Conies each have a "leg in," and either has to score another win to possess the trophy. Sergeant Clark was the tup scorer for the day. with tho fine total of 95 (300 yds. 600vds, and 700 yds), his .score (34) at 700 yds being on*' point off the possible. Private Conies' score was 92 points. Haszard, Ready, and W. Samson followed with 91, SO, and 88 respectively. S .TOHKS AT THE THAMES. [BY TELEGRAPH.OWN COnRKSPOWDENT.] Thames. Monday. A shooting match has been arranged between the No. 1 team and the Hauraki Rifles. The competition will take place at the Parawai butts on Saturday, the 17th nrox. The conditions are 10 shots at. each range : ranges, 500 yds and 600 yds. The week oevious to that Mr. A. Rogers' valuabl ....or cup will bo fired for.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11952, 29 April 1902, Page 3
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