ARCHERY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 1911, 20 April 1874, Page 2

ARCHERY.

In the early part of the month the Canbury Archery Club shot a match against c Thornton Club, Wellington, which, as mifc hare been expected, resulted in a victoryv the latter. The Canterbury Club is mh younger than the Wellington, added to wlh it was deprived of the services of two *y reliable shots on the day of the match, ty being unavoidably prevented from shoot;. Though defeated in the match, however^e Canterbury Club ■ have the credit of 10 highest individual score being made by orof its representatives — Mr Condell — who ofc remarkably well throughout. The conditis were eight ladies and four gentlemen on eh side, the ladies to shoot at 60 and 50 yas, with three dozen arrows at each distan ; the gentlemen at 80 and 60 yards with le same number of arrows at each distance, he targets to be four feet in diameter, and le scoring to be — gold, 9 ; red, 7 • blue, > • black, 3 ; white 1 ; hits, 1 each. The folWing are the scores : —

TKORNDON (WELLINGTON) CLUB. Hits. Points. lo\. Mrs Richards 38 176 21t Mrs Barron 32 114 14t Mrs Graco 29 107 136 Mrs W. Johnßton ... 28 90 118 Miss Hunter 19 67 86 Mra Yogel 17 59 76 Miss Vogol 13 41 54 Mrs Pearce 8 40 48 Major Campbell ... 39 171 210 Mr Wilmer 26 104 130 Mr Pearce 21 59 80 Mr Barron 14 52 66 Grand Total 1364 CANTERBURY CLUB. Hits Points. Tofcl. Misa L. Marshman ... 16 56 72 Mrs Innes 13 51 64 Mrs Banks 13 49 62 Mrs Cardalo 11 49 60 Miss Brittan 10 34 44 Mrs Worthy 10 32 42 Miss M. A. Wilson ... 9 29 38 Mrs Hennah 7 21 28 Mr Condell 42 186 228 Mr Fereday 33 163 196 Mr F. H. Brittan ... 20 70 90 MrE. A. Worthy ... 21 71 92 Grand Total 1016