THE VOLUNTEERS.
WELLINGTON GUARDS. The A and B classes of this company held their first competition on Saturday for the third lot of trophies presented for shooting this season. There are three prizes in each class, and four matches have to be fired—A class firing nine shots per range, and B class seven shots, the highest aggregates (including handicap) becoming the winners. The ranges for the first competition were 200 and 500 yards, and Bisley targets were used. Among the prizes aro special prizes given by . Dr Cahill and Captain Harcourt. The following aro the best scores made: A CLASS.
200 yds. 500 yds. Hdcp. Tl. Private Macasldll . ... 40 41 0—81 Private Aamodt ... 41 . 35 0—76 Sergeant Tinney' ... 41 32 3 — 76 Private H. .Jones ... 41 31 4 — 76 Private Hay ... 40 20 . 14 — 74 Sergeant Leslie ... 40 28 3 — 71 Private Raven .. 30 30 0—60 Sergean t Holland ... 33 24 12 — 60 Corporal Keller .. 31 30 7—68 B CLASS. 200 500 yds. yds. Hdcp. Ti; Private Eawson 25 23 1 —. 48 Private Neal .V 21 22 5 — 48 Private Lomas ... 20 11 8 — 48 Corporal Boukl .. 23 , 21 0—44 Private Richards .. . 12 22 ’ 10—44 Private Sneddon . .. 17 10 12 — 30
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4807, 10 November 1902, Page 3
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