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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16744, 27 May 1922, Page 1

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P .4 SEE JONES. M’CEOSTIE CO.’S IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGE 9. N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY SAMPLE ’ SALE BEGINS MONDAY. ■ 4 SPARROW SHOOTING. The Christcnurch Gun Club held a sparrow match this afternoon. The conditions were ten birds at handicap distance. Thirteen shooters were in the first raaich. and i Jameson (‘2lyds) shot all his birds and took first prize. C. Truscott (24yds) with 9 birds, took second money. A. Dawson (20yds). D. F. Denuehy (21yds), W. Read (-22yds) and J. Simpson (23yds), with 7 birds each, divided third money. A lour-bird match was then held, said IT Vale (21yds). C. Truscott ill Yds)* H_- Truscott (22yds). A. T. Taylor (,18yds L and C. Jamieson Cilyas' shot the possible and divided fcVaute. A clay sweep o f seven birds was tu*UF F Fcaroptou (24yds). C. iriiißOott (16yda) and D. F. Deunetiy (.14ydsi broke tho possible and divided the stake 11V GHI. DUNEDIN MATCHES. DUNEDIN, May 27. Kaikorai 39 beat Union 3; Zingari 3 beat Alhambra O; Southern 14 beat Dunedin 10; Taieri 12 beat Port 3. AUCKLAND MATCHES. AUCKLAND, May 27. university 38 beat Eden nil; College Lidas 6 beat Ponsonby nil; Grafton 8 beat .Marists nil; North Shore 17 boat Newton 10. \VELIAN GTON RUGBY. WELLINGTON, May 27. To-day’s matches resulted as follows: Varsi'y 15, Berhampore 5; Poneke 14, Selwyn 0; Oriental 14. Old Boys 8; Petone 26, Wellington o; Marists 3, Athletic 0. GOLF. / A fiome-r, mi-ho me match between the Kaiapoi and Hagley Clubs/ was hold *o-day at Hagley Park/ and Kaiapoi. Hagiey won by 7to 4 J. The following are the results of the play at Kaiapoi, the Haglcy p lacy era being given first in each c(asc: — Tosswiil l, Butcher 0. I Cunningham 0, Levan9 1./ Sell 4, l - ellowlees i-Wyii-lrwin 1, Brown 0. freeman 1, x-eithead 0. E. a. Ross 0, Dr Kamsay( 1. Harris 4, Wilson £. Hamilton 1, Fisher 0. Harman O, Miiler 1. M'JN amara 1, Marsh o. Andrews 1, Oottriil 0. \ \ - I