THE KING'S PRIZE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 6 March 1914, Page 5

THE KING'S PRIZE.

WON BY RFLMN .MASEFIELD.

OPAKLTHE CHAMPION TEAM.

(By Telegraph—Pr tu A Mociation.) TRENTHAM, Last Night; The King's Prize,-10 shots at 1000. yards, as the final for the Champion Belt is termed, Av;as fired this" afternoon' at 3 o'clock. A fairly strong north-westerly (rear) Avmd Avas blowing .and clouds obscured '. the sun. The' following are the leading prizewinners:—Riflmn Masefield (Sounds) Champion Belt and £2B'; 625; Lt. Simmonds, £l6, 6d9; Rflmn H. Loveday (OhuVa) £l2, 605; Rflmn Milroy (Nelson) £9 12s, 603; Rflmn .Oliver (Ohura), £4,-598; Rflmn Given (Suburbs)- £4,- : 598; -Rflmn. 'Mclvor (Te Awamutu), £4, . 595; Rflmn Eyles (Dannevirke), £4, 591;. Rflmn Henderson (Sounds) £4; 591; Rflmn Bent (Div. Sig. Corps), £4, 591; Rlflmn Soper :(Taumarunui) £4, 590 j Rflmn Mcintosh' (Opaki) £4, 589. - . Colonial Ammunition Company's Cup, for teams Avith highest aggregate over long ranges—Suburbs (Wellington*. £2 12s 6d, 1231; Sounds £1 12s 6d, 1140] Opaki No. 2 £l-ls, 1-131.

Champion Teams Match.—Opaki No. I,'£B and Shield, .467; Christchurch, £6, 458; Ohura, £4, 4.49; Suburbs, £3, "449; Taumarunui, £3 448: Auckland,' £2, 446. Sergeant-Major Montgomery (Punedin) takes the Kynoch Cup for tho highest aggregate score in the Service Championship. BISLEY AGGREGATE. TEe _ following . aro the principal prize-winners, in the. Bisley Aggregate:—Rflmn (Sounds),) £1; 266; Rflmn Sopor (Tuamarina), £3 4s, 254; Rflmn H. Loveday (Ohura), £3 4s, 253 j Rflmn Given (Suburbs), £2 Bs, 252; Pte Bent . (Auckland), £2 &s, 251; Rflmn T. King (IngleAvood), 3T2 Bs, 251 ; Rflmn Cheeseman (Tuamarina), and Mclver (Teawamutu), £1 12s,' 251; BrownW (AucklandX, £1 12s, 250; -Ot. Craw- (Linton), £1 12b," 248.;