MILITARY TOURNAMENT.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4847, 27 December 1902, Page 5

MILITARY TOURNAMENT.

KIESS ASSOCIATION. '• DUNEDIN, December SfcV The attendance at the military toumai ment was affected by rain in. the morning. Th o afternoon was fine. Soma of the pmoipal results were: Manual and firing exercises—lnyeiwcrJ gill City Eifles, 1( Imperial Eiflea (Christchurch), 2; Wellington City Eiffel 3, Limber E&oe.—B Batteiy No* L.tl Dunedin Navals, 2. i Bayonet Exercise.—lnvercargill City Guards 1; Wellington City Eifles, 2; Imj perial Tliflcg (Christchurch), 3. Manual and Firing Exercise—Queen** Cadets (Christchurch) were the only com* i petitors, and were awarded a special foe excellence. Ambulance Competition DunwSi Bearer Corps. Signalling—Dunedin, Navals, 1; Dunos din Engineers, 2. ■' Physical Drill—Wellington City Eifleatj 1; Invercargill City Guards, 2; Mercantile Eifles (Invercargill), 3. Physical Drill for Cadets—Queen’s Cadets (Christchurch), lj Waikari Cadets, Si Victoria Cross Eescue Eace.—J. McOab (Invercargill), 1; E. Doyle (Invercargill]^ 2, Night Alarm—Dunedin Navals, 1 and U Five-mile Volunteer Champion Bieyola, -Lance-Corporal Andsell (Ashburton), J. Stewart (Ashburton), 2. : Tent Competition—Dunedin Navals, Invercargill City Guards, 2. Two-mile Volunteer Championship j Flat.—Sergt. W. Anderson (Ashburton)' and Gunner Dix (Lyttelton), dead heat;i E. Husband (Timaru), 3. ■ Tug-of-war.—Ellesmere Mounted Eifles, * 1; Green Island, 2. Hallenstein's Cup, for most points in physical drill and manual exercise, was ■won by the Invercargill City Guards with 279 points; Wellington City Eifles being second with 277.