THE VOLUNTEERS.
The second match of the Dunedin Rifle Club took place on Saturday, and proved a great success. Notwithstanding the strong S.W. wind blowing stiaight across both ranges, the shooting was remarkably good. The conditions were 200, 400, and 500 yards, five shots at each ; standing at 200 yards, kneeling at 400 yards, any position at 500 yards. The ten highest in total score and pours given are the prize takers. They are as follows : —
Points 20() 4QO gOO T1 allowed. (ToL Calder, N.D.R. ...15—12 12 16-55 3orp. Greenfield, Art.... 8— 8 19 19—52 Pol. Henderson, do ... 6-12 16 17—51 Pol. Green, No. 2 10—15 9 17-51 3orp.Hatchinson,N.D.R 5-15 17 13-50 L.ieut. Marßhall, WR. 0-15 15 18—48 L.ieut. Grant, D N.B. ... o—l4 16 17—47 Vol. J. Patrick, do ...8-11 17 11—47 Vol. A. Allan. N.D.R. 9—14 10 13—46 3orp. Todd, ET. 0-16 18 11—45 The total number of competitors was
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Otago Witness, Issue 1024, 15 July 1871, Page 3
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151THE VOLUNTEERS. Otago Witness, Issue 1024, 15 July 1871, Page 3
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