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CAVERSHAM RIFLES. > The Caveraham Rifles fired their second! match for prizes on their range on Saturday, when there was a very poor muster, owing doubtless to the very high wind. Tho-Class A shots fired seven shots and optional sighter at 290, 600, and 000 yards for prizes presented by Messrs Mackerras and Hazlott and the company, the winners being Private Wismaky and Corporal Porieous. The following were tho highest scorers: — ' 200 500 GOO yds. yds. yds. Hp. Tl. Private Wisnesky* 29 21 21 12 -8G Corporal Porteou3* 27 2S 28 83 Col-Sergt. Searle ..' 23 23 26f -—77 Lieut. Brcmner- .. •23 25t 19 , 5— 77 Sergeant Doran .. 291 17 21 1-71 * Prize-takers, t Range prizes, Tho Class B shots also fired at the same lime at (MO and 500 yards. The prize-winners being Corporal Glen and Private JudoV
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12831, 27 November 1903, Page 12
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