PRIZE LIST.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1690, 5 March 1913, Page 8

PRIZE LIST.

WELLINGTON MATCH. sOO and 600 yds.; ten shots (figure Targets at 500 yds., and Bisley targets at GOOyds.). Results;— • 500 COO ' yds, , yds. Tl. .'£s—Corp. P. W. Ching, - M.N.SS?A? v.l V....1... ,47 , 48- 95 •C-I—ll. Reynolds, . Christchurch R.C 46 46 92 M—Capt. J." Potter, Auck- . ; laud M.R. ..... 47 41 91 £3—J. Milroy, Nelson R.C. 47 44 91 i:!!—. 1. Cameron, Scargill R.C 47 43 90 <63—Sergt. J. Bryden, Kaia--poi Territorials 46 , 43 89 .£2— IV. N.' Masefield, Sounds R.C. '.. 47 42 -89 JS—P. Palmer, Patea R.C.' 47 42 . - 89, ,'J2—W. Cox, Auckland City' R-.C : 41 89 J!2—IJ.il.S. Morgan, AucklnndM.R 42 46 88 'Winners of ,£1 prizes;— M'Malion, Sounds R.C., .44—fi—88;. Lieut. W.. P. Narbey.'Jlth Regt., 48—40— 88; Capt. J.' 11, Ross, Suburbs R.C., 44—43 —87 ; W. H. Moselin, Kaeo R.C., 45—42— 87; Lieut. I', llavtncll, lltli Regt., 46—41— 87; J. E. Given, Suburbs R.C'., 46—11—8 i ; C. Engstroin, Opaki 8.C., 47—40—87; \V. Banks, Kimbolton 'R.C., "41—45—86; ,J. C. Low, Karori 8.C., 43 —43 —86; A. Henderson, Sounds R.C., 44—42 —86; Corp. F. Mace, 11th Regt., 44-42-86; Pte. M. Evans, 9th Regt., 44-42-86; W. Powell, Akarana R.C.. 44-42-86; W. Gower, Suburbs R.C., 4G-40-8G; W. .Rydor, Okawa 8.C., 46—40—86; F. H.. James, Okawa K.C., 47—39—86; O. Currie, Ohura R.C., 47—39—86; G. R. Smith,. Kdponga /8.C., 47—39—86; G. Craw, Linton R.C., 48—BBSS- Serct.-Maior Montgomery, Staff, Dunfdin, 49-37-86; J. Murray, Opaki R.C'., ,{9—45—85; J. G. Faulknor, Karori R.C., 41—.14—85; Sergt.-Instructor King, Staff, Auckland, 43 —42-—BS; C. J. Fisher, Suburbs I{ 0.. 44—41—85; T. Goodall, Suburbs EC 44—41—85; D. M. M'lntosh, Opaki e'c'.', 45-40-85; W. J. Gr.eig, Upper Hutt R C 45—40—85; Lieut. G'. M'lntosh, 4th l!""t Otaso, 46—39—85; C. M. Walker, Christchurch 8.C., 42—42—84; S. F. Nelson Christchurch R.C., 44—40—84; W. K. WUliams, Ohura R.C., 44—40—84; H. F. Edgecombe, Te Awainutu R.C., 45—39—84; Sergt. H. Sinnnonds, Railway Corps, Pic-

ton, 15-39-81; Col.-fjcrgt H. 11. Moss, Sth Ret.. .15-39-84; A. Kolmshaw, Veterans 8.C., 47-37-81; A. Patrick, Auckland Citv R.C., JG—3B—Bl: Capt. W. Crowther Bth Ret., 41—43—83; Pte. R. W. Belle, 9th Regt.: 41-42-83; H, Marshall, Karon R.C.. 42-41-83; J. Anderson, i Auckland City R.a, 42-41-83 Counted Out.-President. JL- Carey, I?Hum P Vpi'rvi Sei'gt". !• >v. isniue>, V. i. Hill, Rflmn. Rv.T. King, President W. W. Maingny. Kflmn. \\ v,» ( \p\\ SeM. v. ir.-blmvhirKl, Rflmn. 1. .T\ Chapvnai'. Capt. Clifton Rflmrt.J. W Locaii. Rflmn. Ai Ciovenlock, Lieut. A. 5

T. Butler, Rflrnn. A. M'Murrav, Eflmn. H, Jl. Hunt, and Lieut. W. Duncan.

TYROS. Winners of XI prizes:— Serct. A. G. Devoro, 3rd Regt., 42-41-83; W. H. Evans, Kaitawa E.C., 43-40-83; J. Anstice, Nelson lv.C.. ii-Jb-M; E. Fogarly, Kiwi E.G., 0033 83; B. Reeves, Tauranga. E.G., 4a—.J'-8S! 41. ASuelling, Suburbs li.C., 42—10 8.; Sei„l. J. Cox, 3rd Regt. 40-11-81; A. M \ay, Opaki li.C., 38-15-81; L. M. Whangamomona R.C.. 4- oJ 01, iv. Smith, Opaki E.G., 43—38—81. Winners of 103. each A. G. lihodcs, Greytown 8.C., 39-4--81; J. E. Caldwell, Opaki li.C., 42 38; 80; Corp. F. .1. Weir, tal.Auckand M.K., 41-t39-80; L. W. Menzies, Chnstchurch 8.C., 45-35-80; W. Moore, Thames R.C., ;19_40_79 ; W. Sutherland, Goodwood K.t., 39—40—79; F. G. Wakefield,'Akarana I\,C., 43—30—79; J. Hepburil. Goodwood E.G.. 41-35-79; F. J. V. Wilson, Eangitikei lt.C., 44 —35^-79; Pte. A. R. Cunningham, 9th liegt., 45-31-79. i • ' . CANTERBURY MATCH. 600 yards; ten 'shots'(Bisley targets). X5-I\ S Simpson; Eangitikei E.C 47 X4-F. 11. James, Okawa R.C. ......... 4a JM—Lieut."' G. M'lntosh, 4th Regt. Otago <i X3—W. Chirnside, Karon R.C. ...... « X3-W. MMver, Te Amawntir R.C. ... 41 X3-J. Yeo, Auckland City E.C « X2-W. J. Welch, Opaki R.C. 43 X2-G. A. Monk, Ngatiawu B.C. ... « X 2-11. J. Smith, Olcowa E.C. ......... 43 X2—Re. W. Hudson, P. and T\, Palmerstou North •' •. 4 '' Winners of Xt prizcs:-Sergt. T. J. Denton (Staff, Blenheim), W. Maingay •(To Aroha E.C.), Scrgt. H. C. Swinard '(10th Regiment), Capt. J. Potter (Auckland M.E.), Lieut. littlejohn (6ili Regimont), Scrgt. Brj'dcn (Koiapoi), Capt. J. "'•Jamieson (Junee R.C.)» C. Craw (liinton E.G.), each 42; W. Bothain (Tua Marina E.G.), Lieut. Chorlton (14th Regiment), A. Smith (Greymouth K.C.), A. Sangstor (Stratford), T. C. Irving (Grcyruouth E.G.), W. Hodges (Opaki 8.C.), H. Cutlibertson (Tua Marina R.C.), L« ut . Atkin-' son (37th Auckland Cadets), H. Jlitchell (Suburbs E.CA, Pte. Batt (9th Ecgiinent). W. Craw (Linton E.G.), Corp. Keene (9th Eegiment, Eketahuna). F. P. (Lvells Mill'lt.C.). W'. Iv. \Yilliams (Ohura E.C.). each 41; Ke. Mayhew (,lh Regiment), W. N. Masefiekl (Sounds R.C,), Bugler Soler (Wanganm Rifles), W. A. Kenning (Nelson E.G.). A. Laiig (Waimangaroa E.G.), G. A. Ryles (Dannevirke K.CO, Col.-Sergt. Wilier (14th Eegiment , J. Smart (Suburbs'R.C.), Capt. Richardson (Staff, Wellington), Lieiit. Allen (rcviot Cadets), Sergt.-Major Frank (Staff, Canterbury), H. Mawloy (Opaki K.CO, each 40; L. Percy (Alfredton E.C.), R. -M'Guire (Nelson R.C.), S. M'Nab (Eua Eoa E.C.), A. lioetham (Opaki E.G.), L. W. Menzies' (Christchurch E.G.), Lieut. Butler (9th Eegiment), each 39. Counted "but:—Riflemen A. _I<3vrin, W. •"Winslade, R. A; Wilton, H. Lnveday, J, E. Given.'H. V. Croxton. A. Henderson, W. Eandell, Dpputy-Prcsdt. W. N. Waldin, Presdt. H. F. Edgecombe, Rflmu. A. Cawood. Rfliun. H". Iv. Huntj Corp. 1'• Mace, Eflmn. A. Jl'Muriyiy.

TYROS. ' Winners of £1 prizes:— S. Sofle (Oliura R.C.), T. Warburton (Pctono R.C.), E. Wilson (Whaiisamomona li.Serijt. Cox (3rd Regiment), each 3D: W. Powell (Akarana R.G.),(G. Munro (Akarana R.C.), H. Parker (Gisborne R.C.), E.' M'.lver (Te Awanmtu R.C.), each 3S; A. Mackie (Aknrami li.C.), H. Bear. (JCgatiawa E.G.), each 37. Winners of 10s. prizes:—' 1\- Glennic (Petone R.C.), R. Heald (Ruapelui R.C.), F. Miiito'n (Opaki R.C.), W. Pearce (Kangitikei R.C.), each 37; Capt. W. Crowther (Bth Regiment), J. Manssen (Xelson R.C.), Pte. M'lntvre (3rd Regiment), .T. C'alwell (Opaki R.C.), H. Smith (Opaki R.C.), W. Sutherland (Goodwood R.C.), each 3G. STANDARD TEST MATCH. Authorised under the requirements of the Territorial musketry course, and compulsory for all competitors at the .meeting. This match,.was fired in. four stages, as grouping:' I'iVe-rounds

at !100 yards range, figure target, four shots to be within a 12-inch Ting (five to be on tho target) to qualify. If four shots were placed within the 12-inch ring, 10 points were awarded; if five, - then 15 points'were awarded. If five of the shots could be circumscribed by an 8-inch ring, 20 points would be allowed, and if by a 4-inch ring, 25 points. Second: Snapshooting at 200 yards. Five rounds tired round cover with five seconds' exposure. Third: Application of fire. Fivo round" at 500 yards over cover at figure target. Fourth: Rapill fire at 200 yards, eight rounds with a time-limit of one minute. £5—J. 11. Dalziel, Linton R.C 100 ■£3.los.—A'. Soper, Tuamarina R.C 98 .£3 10s.—Sergt!. Bryden, Kaiapoi 93 £2 6s! Bd—Sergt.-Major Mongomery, ■ - Staff, Dunedin 97 £i (is. Bd.—Lieut. Duncan, 13th Regiment 97 .£2 6s. Bd.—l). Roots, Patea R.C 97 iil—Sergt. Brinsey, Wanganui • Rifles 9ii i£l—Lieut. Narbey, 11th Regiment ... 'J") .£1 —Lieut. Greene, Westport G.A.- ... 94 «£l—J. Teo, Auckland City R.C 91 «£l—J. M. Parslow, Akarana R.C 9-1 <£I—H. R. Ilunt, Suburbs R.C' 93 Jil—Sergt.-Major Frank, Stall', Canterbury 93 JBl —E. C. Russell, Petone R.C 93 .CI—E. F. Sandford, Christchurch R.C. 93 XI—A. J. Mdville, Akarana R.C 93 •;Sl—F. W. Kummer, Mauriceville R.C. 93 .£1 —Col.-Sergt." Moss, 9th Regiment ... 92

,61—Capt. Wain, Bth M.R. 92 •El—Sergt. Dcvore, 3rd Regiment 92 <81—Q.M.S. Hill,' 9th Regiment, M.R., 92 £l-C. Hadfield, Bleiiheim B.C. 92 i£l —C. H. Allan, Gisborne R-C 92 jei—N., Willoughby, Wanganui R.C.... 92 ifil—J. H. Purnell, Wanganui' R.C.... 92 JSI—A; F. Anderson, Wanganui R.C. 91 £1 W. Ryder, Okawa R.C 91 XI—S. Soil'e, Oliura R.C 91 ,£l—l.'\ I'. Mainfray, Lyalls Mill R.C. 91 i!l—T. Taylor, Blenheim R.C 91 ml—J. Lidulo, Lincoln R.C -. 91

£I—\V. N. Masefield, Sounds R.C 91 W. Elvidge, Upper Hutt R.C.; Lieut. M'lntosh, 4th Regiment; Capt. Hastings, 6th M.R.; N. Reynolds, Christchurch R.C.; Corp. Cliing, R.N.Z.A.; Q-IL-3-. Morgan, Auckland.M.R-; D. L. M'Alistcr, Junee R.C-, N.S.W. Prizes of 15a. 9d. each, with 90 points. J. Drennan Wangaijui R.C.; A. Smaill, Kaitangata R.C.; J. M'Lachlan, Petoue R.C.; H. Matthews, 7th Regiment; S. Elliott, Akarana R.C-; C. Engstrom, Opaki R.C.; W. Cox, Auckland City R.C. Prizes of 10s-, each with 89 points. 11. Lovcday, Oliura R.C.; H. C. Cheeseman, Tua Marina R.C.; Sergt. Cos, 3rd Regiment; Capt. Potter, Auckland M.R-; C. M. Walker, Christchurch B.C-; C. H. I Speck Stratford R.C-; J- E. "Given, Suburbs R.C.-; Sergt.-Instructor King, Staff, Auckland; A. Lawrie, Gisborne R.C.; C. Williams, Oliura, R.C.; Capt. Holland, Reserve; J. Steenson, Glenavy R.C.; G. Hyde, Opaki R.C. Prizes ot 10s., each with 88 points < Captain Mirvilees, 6th Regiment; F. C. Mills, Linton R.C. ; T. J. Chapman, Suburbs R-C.; A. W. M'Pherson, Tapanui K.C.j I'. H- James,'Okawa R.C.; J- A. Milroy. Nelsoh R.C.; A. Halmslmw, Veterans' R.C.; W. Powell, Akarana R.C. Prizes of 10s., each with 87 points. 'W. Chirnside, Karori R.C.; W. M'lver, 'To Awainutu R.C.; Lieut. Shanks, 14th Regiment; F. Kells, Waimaugaroa R.C-; Capt. Hrummond, Senior Cadets; Sergt. Swinard, 10th Regiment; J. A.'Duley, Upper Hutt R.C.; Pte. Loveday, Woodvillo Rifles; T. Mugridge, Opohu R.C.; Sn r »t. Nixon. Lytfnlton G.A.: W. D. M'Calmont, Opaki R.C.; R.J.King,Opaki it.c.; Pte. Huusou, Pahnerston North; A H. Griffiths, Wanganui R.C. Prizes tl 103., each with 86 points. A. Govenlock, Linton E.C.; Pte. Cheeseman, Marlborough H.S. Cadets; J. M. Turner, (Jliristchurcli R-C.; P. Martin, Highland 8.C.; S. M'Nab, Ruaroa 8.C.; W H. Thomas, Petone R.C.; Sergt. Guthrie llavelock North; W. Oliver, New Plymouth R.C.; W. Gnwer. Suburbs R.C Prizes of 7s. 9d. each with 85 points.

TRENTHAM AGGREGATE. | Decided on the aggregate scores of competitors at tho 300, 500, and COO yards' ranges in the Opening Match, Auckland Match, Wellington Match, and Canterbury Match. Xs—Sergt. Bryden, 13fch Regiment ... 312 ,£4—Corp. Mace, 12th Regiment 311 X'l—,l. Milroy, Nelson R.C 311 ,£3—Lieut. M'lntosh, 4th Regiment (Otago) 310 X2—W. K. Williams, Ohurn R.C 3(lfi ja—W. H. Moslein, Kaeo R.C 30fi „C2—W. H. Masefield, Sounds R.C. 308 c£2 —Corp. Chin?, K.N.Z.A., Wellington 3110 ii. Hunt, Suburbs R.C 30S M—Pte. Hudson, P. and T„ Pnlnicrslon 301! .£l—i". H. .lames, Okawa R.C. 304 | £I—W. M'lvfii'. Te Awajnutu R.C 304

.£l—A. M'Murray, Tc Awaniutu li.C. ~0.1 jCI—G. A. Ky'.es,' Dannevirke RX. ... •-O.J J;l—\V. Banks, Kimboltou .HI—A. Patrick, Auckland' City E.C.... .o'Ji\—Capt. Potter, Auckland M.li ;K|JCl —A. Henderson Hounds T!.C. ■'»- ill—Lieut. Hartnell, llth Regiment ... Oil—C. Craw. Linton K.C .£l—Lieut. Narbsy, llth Regiment. ... .0-, .£l—Q.-M.-S. Morgan, Auckland M.J!. ;;l ] .El—T. Goodall, Suburbs E.C. XI—C. Whiteman, Suburbs K.C. ...... XI—II. Reynolds, Chnstchurch E.C. -J1 NELSON MATCH. In the Nelson Ma'fch-SOO and 900 yards —the first stage, at 8110 yards, was completed, the lending .-cores being as follow ' C. Tronson, Taradale li.C.. 49 Col.-Sergt. Harbour, 10th Regt. ....... 49 F. Rowe, Blenheim li.C R. M'Guire, Nelson li.C 4^ 11. M. Bishop, Okawa R.< *< A. .M'Murrav, Te Awamutu K.C 47 li. W. Belk,* Woodville E.C. £ ,T. 11. Purnell, Wanganm R.C, 40 W. Henderson, Sounds li.C 1" W. Maingav, Te Aroha R.C 4» F. H. James, Okawa E.i 4-J G. Matthews, 7th Regt. •T. E. Given, Suburbs R.' 4° Sergt.-Major Frank.. N./ 1 f -» \V. J. Henry, Christchurch E.G. 4b ON THE MOUNDS. NOTES ON THE SHOOTING. ' The gusty, baffling, nor'-wester that blew across the range provided the trickiest of problems for the men on the mounds. Allowances for deflection had to be constantly varied to meet the ecceufricities of a'wind that blew in from the left one minute, and whipped round to tho rear the next, while great straggling clouds threw their scurrying shadows across the targets. A changing light and an erratic wind are a disastrous combination, as the score-cards bore pathetic witness. Several of tho riflemen managed tu do well at 500 yards, notably Lieutenant Duncan, of Millcrton, and Eifieniau Fogartv, of the Kiwi Club, who each made possibles—ail excellent, achievement in such a wind—but Duncan collapsed at 600 yds., rising with 33 oi\ly, and was "counted out" of the prize list- Fogartv,

a tyro shot, also made n 33 at COO yards, but liis aggregate of 83 got him within four places of the top in the tyro list. Sergeant-Major Montgomery (New Zealand Staff Corps, Dunedin), made 49 500 yards, but oil going down at 600 yards made 37 only. Nobody was lucky enough to get a 49 at 000 yarns. Corporal Clung, of the Royal Now Zealand Artillery, who won the match, made 48 at COO yards, and 47 at 500 yards, and from his winning aggregate of 95 there stretched down the list a dreary tail. Masefiald. of the Sound'; Club, put rip 47 at the first range, and 12 at COO vards, a good useful shoot. James, of the Okatva Rifle Club (previously known as Sergeant .Tames, of the Napier Guards), made 17 at 500 yards, but his 3!) at 000 yards nut him down amongst the "sovereigns." Roots, of Patea. ex-cham-pion. got in 41 at, 500 yards, but his 39 lit 800 put him out of tho prize list..Major Halnin (Reserve) promised well with 47 at 500 vnrds, but failed bnillv at. POO, makiii" 3l' onlv. Here are h few othor picturesque "disasters":- m , yd', yd*. C. F. Sneck, Stratford 30 W. H. Ballimror (ex-champion) 3S 3« Hugler Soler. Wangamii 4' £ President Robinson, "\\amui ...... 4R •« 6. Williams Oliura ... ............. 48 34 C. Whitsniaii, W R-u. Suburbs ... 4? •« In the Canterbury Matcli—n. singlerange conW. a<- 000 yar-'!>—"39 s got into 1 lie prize list. The possible was 50 points, and this fact bears eloquent witness to the state of things on the ra'",'e'; uring the r,ranks of tho' "northcrlv. ihe prize list speaks for itself. Those who' were shut out of it probably desire to be allowed to forget the sorrows of the afteinoon.