MINIATURE RIFLES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20361, 19 July 1934, Page 15

MINIATURE RIFLES.

Results of Military Competition.

The following are the scores recorded in a triangular .22 rifle competition held on Monday evening, at Rangiora, among teams representing- the Canterbury Infantry Regiment Association, the Rangiora branch of the Canterbury Infantry Regiment Association, and tlie Rangiora Territorials:— Canterbury Infantry Regiment Association—O. Von Sierakowski, 19, 27, 46; M. W. Bevon, 28, 30, SS; Captain F. Farthing, 32, 30, 02; D. H. Burgess, 34, 34, 6S; C. F. Webster, 32, 31, 63; Major D. G. Smith, 35, 34, 69; H. E. Garth, 28, 27, 55; O. A. Burns, 32, 31, 63; W. S. Hughes, 27, 30, 57; Captain W. Hoar, 26, 30, 56; total, 597; average, 59.7. Rangiora branch—Fraser, 22, 30, 52; Tolmie. 28, 33. 61; Burgess. 25, 31, 56; Keir, 29, 31, 60; S. Dailey, 25. 32, 57; W. C. Prosser, 28. 35, 63; Wilson, 27, 2S, 55; M’Cracken, 30, 30, 60: Morgan, 29. 33, 62; Purdie, 34, 22, 64; total 592; average, 59.2. Territorials—Corporal C. J. Seaward, 36, 33, 68; Corporal H. N. J. Trustrum, 34, 29, 63; Private W. J. Dreaver, 22, 23, 55: Private J. J. M'Brearty, 17, 28, 45; Private G. D. Griffiths, 31, 27, 58; Ser-gent-Major G. Parsons, 28, 29. 57; Major W. Smith, 28. 29. 57; Captain L. M. King, 34. 27, 61 : Captain H. K. Kippenberger, 24, 33, 57; total, 523; average, 58.1.