RIFLE MATCH.
URENUI V. TIKORANGI. The third rifle match between the above Volunteers came off at the Urenui rifle range on Tuesday last, which again resulted in a victory for the Urenui team, who won by 15 points. Urenui has now won two matches out of three. The target was 6 x 4. Seven shots at each range. The weather was all that could be desired. The following arc the scores :—: —
There was a fair attendance of the fair sex from Tikorangi, and friends from Pukearuhe, about ninety being on the ground altogether. Iv the eveniug a dance was held at Captain. Good's old house (now Mr. Curtis's), which was kept up with great spirit till about 1 a.m.
U ilEiiS VJ I. 8-i 8| 3ergt. F. Fuller ... 27 23 Vol. Hurray ... 25 24 Sergt. E. Morgan... 23 22 Dorpl. W. Buck ... 21 24 Vol. J. Chapman ... 25 20 3olor-Sergt. Pigott 25 17 Vol. H. Irvine ... 18 13 si 24 15 1G 16 1G 11 9 Total 74 04 61 61 (51 53 40 Total 414 TIKORANGI. |f |f Vol. Whitebead ... Itf Vol. A. Black ... 23 23 Vol. F. Vickery ... 24 20 Vol. J. Foreman ... 23 18 Vol. L. Sarten ... 20 20 Vol. Lye 24 19 3olor-Sergt.Faull... 21 1« \ \ \ c if 17 10 IS 14 7 11 Total 65 (53 GO 59 54 50 48 T^«-«1
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3417, 30 April 1880, Page 2
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226RIFLE MATCH. Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3417, 30 April 1880, Page 2
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