SHOOTING AT HAUTERE

Chronicle (Levin), 2 May 1947, Page 2

SHOOTING AT HAUTERE

Last Saturday the Hautere Rifle Club fired seven shots at 300, 500 and 600 yards. The weather conditions were ideal and some good scores were returned. No fewer than three marksmen scored 100's out of a possible of 105. L. E. Monk won Mr. H. Taylor's trophy by half a point from T. Empson and H. Taylor. The individual scores at the three ranges, together with handicaps, were as follows: L. E. Monk 34—33—33—3—101, T. Empson 33— 34— 32— 5— 100-L H, Taylor 31— 32— 29— 10— 100-'-, C. Cobb 33 — 33—34 — 1 — 100, F. H. Monk 33— 35-f32— 2— 100, N. S. Monk 34— 31— 31— 7— 99i, D. Wallington 29^-34 — 33 — 7— 98^, H. Lumsden 32— 34^32— scr.— 98, R. L. Monk 29 — 34 — 32^—3 — 97, B. Geange 26— 31— 26— 15— 96L B. F. Monk 31f-34-h$0— 1-^-96, . E. Boyle 32 — 32—32 — scr.— 96, F. Freeman 33 — 31 — 31— 1-^-95 i, C. Strom 29 — 30 — 31 — 6—95^ R. Stocking 24—34 — 34— >-6 — -54i 'Siid; L: Iggulden 25 — 21- — 24 — 1 6— 82i c 5 ' • ' Next Saturday, starting at 10.30 a.m., the club will fire the classification course; and all members are asked to make an effort to be present. * « .