WAIROA.
[Prom our own Correspondent.] March 9. The firing for district prizes came off, as arranged, on Tuesday, the 9th inst , wheu some good shooting was made by the Light Hor.-e. Tho dav was fa yo livable for shooting although, the sun shone rather fiercely at times. The Rifles also succeeded m putting together a cieditable score, and fully anticipate carrying off some of the district prizes.
WAIKOA RIFLES. First Set — District Prizes
200 500 600 Tl. Private Mason 25 24 16 65 „ A. .Milne 26 19 14 59 Fookus 20 19 16 61 Lieut. Wiijcheonib 2L 13 12 46 SEUOND SKT. 200 400 500 Tl. Privaie J. Milne 24 17 25 66 Corporal Hawes 25 23 13 61
(JA.VALRY MATCH. 150 200 300 Tl. Sergt. Aiken 25 27 22 74 Trooper Howie 24 22 25 71 Sorgt- Major Howie 25 24 22 71 Trooper J Thurstou 24 20 21 08 Wilson 23 23 21 64 Corporal Lind 25 21 17 03 Troopur Nicholson 20 22 13 01 „ Aiken 23 25 12 CO G. Howie 23 21 14 58 Bremer 22 17 18 57 Captain Old 21 16 17 54 Lieut. Walkinton 21 19 12 52 Trooper Drake 10 19 15 50 „ Harrison 20 12 9 41
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 2696, 13 March 1875, Page 2
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