RIFLE SHOOTING.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 948, 15 October 1910, Page 13

RIFLE SHOOTING.

•V MATCHES AT TRENTHAM.: There will'be no official function at Trentham Rifle Eange to-day, as, contrary to expectations, his Excellency the Governor will not bo able to visit the mounds. The ranges and targets for the various company competitions are as . follow

Collins Range (500 and 600 yards).— Civil' ,Service Rifles I—3; - Zealandia RiflelSj Guards, 6—B ; Post and Telegraph Rifles, 9—^ll; City Rifles, 12—14 ; D. Battery, .15—17 ; Highland Rifles, 18 —21! Oftcers' Match, 22-7-25. Soinerville Range (200 and 500 yards). —Engineers, I—3 j .Kelbume Rifles, 15—, 16; Karori . Club, 17—21; Dominion Scouts, 22 —25; Hutt Valley Rifles, 26— 27. Owing to tho shortage of targets at Trentham for to-morrow's shoot,i tho Range Committeo has ordered up a numbor of,targets at 800 and '900 yards. Any company wishing to us© the Seddon Range can arrange to do so going out in tho. train.- \ THE NEW, SOUTH' WALES MEET- ' ING. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, October 14. At tho end of tho second stage of the King's Prize; Cunningham, a local rifleman, was leading, with a score of 159, Munro, of. New Zealand, ;was 14th, and Eyles 16th, each: with , a score of 152. . ■ . In tho Dangar. Match, James; Jackson, and Frank each won £1. In the • Longfield aggregate, C.. Speck won £3, Jackson . £2,, and W. ' SpeoKj Munro,. and Frank• each £1. .