Pahiatua Rifle Club.
Th« fine weather yesterday was taken advantage of by the members of the above Club after a considerable delay in shooting •mused by the scarcity of amutunition. ' 1 here was a fair attendance, and taking i u to consideration that practice of late has been' an impossibility, the shooting was fairly good. The competition was for class trophies given by Messrs Renney, G. H. Smith and Tattersall. The conditions are that the trophies are to be won three t’mea by one member befo ' becoming his own property. In A class G. T. Avery secured first “ leg ' in; B. class, C. Saywell ; C class, R. Seymour. Following are the scores:—
A. Class. 200 300 tl. G. T. Avery ... ao 24 54 G. Hyde 30 23 58 J. C. Taylor 29 23 52 J. P. Clark 24 20 50 \V. McOardle 25 82 47 C. J. Norton 28 17 46 C. Saywell B Class. 29 26 55 A Blair 25 26 51 R. Seymour C. Class. 24 20 44 J. Vile 23 20 43 Dr Gault 22 17 39 C. Robineoa 23 16 39 F. H. Vile 19 18 37
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 150, 18 May 1894, Page 3
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