RIFLE SHOOTING

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11535, 28 August 1930, Page 2

RIFLE SHOOTING

HUKANUI v. MAKOMAKO

The Byrne Shield Miniature Rifle competition was advanced a further stage last evening when the Hukanui club journeyed to Makomako. After .some very good shooting, the home side emerged the victors hv a margin of 25 points. hollowing are the indivdiu.l scores:— Ilukanui—C. Rasmussen 95. F. Small 89. R. Udy 97. A. Lawn‘nee 87, R. \Y. Foss 91, Miss Palmer 89, E. R. Daldy 95. R. Eddie 94. D Udy 91. R. Small 89, total 917. Makomako—H. Eddie 92 AY Corkill 92, J. Sargent 98. R. Day 9:5 S. Ebbett 96 C Garlic-k 93. E. Vile 96. J. Day 96, G. Day 96. W G. Eising 90, total 942. NIREAHA’S LEAD. The competition for the Byrne Shield for miniature rifle clubs, belonging to the Bush Miniature R fle Association, is now nearing the cal of the season, auu at five conclusion of the first round Nireaha had a big lead of 71 points on their nearest opponents, Makomako being run-ners-up, and Mangaittutu occupying third position. For the five matches fired in the first round the Nireaha Club put up the fine performance of ail average of 936 points per match. hollowing are the scores of all chibs at the end of the first round:

Totals 4680 4609 4535 4550 4201 4607

MANGAMUTU CLUB. It is the intention of the above chib to hold a shop day in Pahiatua shortly. Full particulars will be announced.

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