NORTH OTAGO RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1093, 20 October 1879, Page 2

NORTH OTAGO RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Six men Gred at the Hampden range, but the scoring was poor. The following is the correct list of the scores made on the three ranges, the six highest marksmen being prize-takers :

Without doubt the finest assortment of fruit and vegetables is always to be seen at G. \Y. Draper's establishment, Thamesstreet. The public are invited to witness the magnificent show which lie is at present enabled to make through late arrivals.— [Advt.] The present commercial crisis which lias convulsed the whole mercantile community has oompolled British and Continental manufacturers to sacrifice their choicest and best goods at ruinous prices. John Bullcid and Co.'s position as cash buyers, with an enormous outlet for goods, has enabled them to secure the most extraordinary bargains. We are informed 011 the best authority that they are now selling Josephine kid gloves (first choice) at 2s ll|d per pair.—[Advt.]

Hollo way's Ointment and Pills—During every break of wintry weather exortiona should be made by the afflicted to recover health before unremitting cold and trying storms set in. Throat ailments, coughs, wheczings, asthmatical affections, shortness of breath, morning nausea and accumulations of phlegm can readily be removed by rubbing this fine derivative Ointment twice a day upon the chest and neck. Holloway's troati meut is strongly recommended with the view of giving immediate ease, preventing proa, pective danger and effecting permanent relief, These all-important ends his Qinti at and Pills can accomplish, and will surely prevent insidious diseasos from fastening on tho constitution to display themselves afterwards in those disastrous forms that will ] robably embitter Ufo till death is almost praj ad for.

IlltJH ueillg . 300 £ © o T1 Vol. Laurenson, Hampden IS 21 10 — 49 Vol. Russell, No. 1 21 20 1 — 4S Vol. T. Morris, No. 1 ... Vol. Kid Jell, Hampden... 23 24 0 — 47 IS 24 5 — 47 Mr. A. J. S. Headland ... 23 20 4 — 47 Sergt. Ross, Otepopo ... 22 23 0 — 45 Sergt.-MajorCrcagh, Art. 2-1 21 0 — 45 Corpl. Hardy, No. 1 23 20 o — 45 Sergt. Taterson, Otepopo Lieut. Headland, No. 1... 20 24 0 — 44 19 24 1 — 44 Sub-Lieut Clark, No. 1 ... 22 22 0 — 44 Sub-Lieut. Spence, C.C. Vol. Paterson, Otepopo... Vol. 11. Harding, No. 1... 21 14 9 — 44 19 22 2 — 48 22 20 0 — 42 Gunner Courtney, Art. ... IS 17 7 — 42 Vol. Rhodes, Otepopo ... 20 20 1 — 41 Vol. Kay, No. 1 Co. 21 IS 2 — 41 Sub-Lt. Young, Hampden 17 21 0 — 38 Mr. R. L. Rule 22 15 0 —' 37 Corpl. Riddell, Hampden Cap r . M'Corkindale, C.C. 22 15 0 — 37 15 21 0 — 30 Gunner Little, Art. 16 20 0 — 30 Captain Deihl, Otepopo... 16 20 0 — 30 Capt. Morton, Art. 19 15 2 —. 30 Gunner Gibbs, Art. 17 13 6 — 30 Lieut. Holdsworth, Art. 19 14 2 —. 35 Mr. W. J. Sanderson ... 10 14 10 — 34 Mr. E. Atkinson 16 14 o — 32 Vol. Cripps, Hampden ... 13 17 0 — 30 Vol. Hughes, Hampden... 14 16 0 —. 30 Vol. Young, Otopopo ... 8 12 10 — 30