THE BISLEY MEETING.
THE KING'S PRIZE
vUniced 'frec3 Association—Copyright.)
LONDON, July 12. Tho first stage of the shooting for the
King's Prize will be finished to-mor-row. '
Captain Campbell, of the Bth Argylls, won a bronzo medal in the first stage with 104 out of a possible 105. Westx*a,lian Halligan made 103.
Received July 14; 10.10 p.m
LONDON, July 14
Besides Halligan eight Aiistralians aro entitled to coidpete in the second stage of the King's Prize. Armstrong and Grant, 101; Boyd and Gualliford, fj9 ; Palbeaiv ;. Cutler. Williams, and i3urgoynD, 9/\ Masefield, and Cycles (New Zealanders), 98 and 97, also compete. Pye and Haliigan Avon priz>es in the Duke of Cambridge competition.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12562, 15 July 1910, Page 5
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