SHOOTING.
THE MOUNTED RIFLES. The South Santerbury Mounted Rifles fired on Tuesday evening for prizes presented ly Corporal T. Pringle, and the Company at 500 yards range. The' conditions were to. shoot through the Y., which made good shooting difficult, as there? -was a strong wind blowing. The following: are tfe best scores:—-
TKfiF afiove corps also fired on Thursday last i'of the Company's Belt and gold m«dal. The conditions were seven shots 3i 200. ciOD. an<C 606" yards. Parades also to count' &st tlie- year:.
Scr. H'p. TL W. Smith ... .... 42 42 W. Rutberford .., .... 33 9 -42 Coi'irf." T. -Tringie ' .... 37 3 4tf Private E. Hnrdlsv .... 38 — 38' .... 33 5 off .... 28 10 38" Private- ]?". Kobinsaa .... .... 34 3 37
Scr. Par. Tl. f>ergt. £>f' Lindsay- .. 84 10 94 Corfi. T. Prihirfe- .„„ .. 83 8 91 Corpf.' W. jSntcber .. 71 20 91 Private. I!. BTurdl*?' . r ~... .. S2 8 90 Sergti.-Major-WI SaiiV°i> .. 78 10 88 Private' F." Rotiihsoa'. „.. . 6S -20 86
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12911, 28 February 1906, Page 6
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159SHOOTING. Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12911, 28 February 1906, Page 6
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