RIFLE SHOOTING.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1908, 17 November 1913, Page 4

RIFLE SHOOTING.

THE SUBURBS DEFENCE CLUB. The Suburbs Defence Riflo Club'continued their trophy shooting on Saturday at Broadway range, Miramar, at jranges of 300 yards and 500-yards for trophies presented by Messrs. A. E. Keriiot, H. Britton, "S. G. Ross, and Captain Kinsey. The weather was not very favourable for good shooting, the light being bad at times, and there were occasional showers which made things uncomfortablo for tho competitors. Next Wednesday and Saturday the club will open with its second series at- ranges of 600 yards and 800 yards—a ten-shot match. The club reports that it is frequently receiving visitations from petty thieves, who steal all tho sash cords from their target frames and the flag poles. ' A CLASS., 300 ,500 . „ _ „ yds., yds. Hp. :T1: - O. R. Graham ... 40 44 9 93 W. J. Johnstone 43 ; 45 3 91 H. Boon 46 43' sc 89 H. A. Snelling, ... 43 41 4' 88 R. C. Barklo ...... 43 44 so 87 F. A. Price 43 44 ec 87 F. Stacey 41 42 3 86 J. Smart 41 43 so 81 P.; Whiteman ... 3.4-'.. .'.>45 .5 "- 84' C.' J. Fisher ...... 41 42 sc 83 O. Whiteman ... 40 42 sc 82 W. M. Jackson... 41 40 sc 81 AV. G. Fellingham 46 30 2 78 D. M'Kay 29 44 sc 73 i' B CLASS. A.Harris 40 41 9 93 G. A. Tulloch ... 41 40 12 93 I. H. Watson ... 38 39 14 91

H. Mitchell 42 43 so -85 G, Oliver 40 44 1 85 G. Winch'combe 38' 32 14 84' 0. Stewart 39 38 6 83 A. Henderson ... 35 35 10 80 AJ. Gidden 38 ; 36 4 78 G.) Emm 5.......;.... 29 32 16 77 G. Harris, , sea. ,30 30 14 74 G. Hill 28 38 14 70 A. R. Brown 29 31 8.. 69 WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION. The executive of the Wellington Rifle Association ar© hard at worlt preparing for their annual meeting which takes place at Trentham on December 26 and 27. The programmes for the meeting will be delivered to tlho various rifle clubs in the Dominion this week, and the executive state that they are looking forward to a record meeting. . OLD NAVALS' CLUB. The Old Navals' Rifle Club fired the second round of its first series of five competitions on Saturday at its Miramar range. The ranges used were 500 and 600 yards, ten shots at each: A changing light with occasional drizzling rain made high totals difficult to achieve. Following are the scores:— , 500 600 yds. yds. Hp. TI. H. E. Yoyce 42 40 10 92 F. E. Franklyn ... 48 40 3 91 P. M. Campbell ... 42 39 4 85 F. Standidge 38 39 0 77 T. Dell 32 38 7 77 R. C. Collins ...... 31 39 5 75 J. Clayden 32 31 10 73 J. Rabe 32 40 0 72 W. Harris 34 38 0 72 R. Pringio 41 27 4 72 G. Jones (visitor) 39 31 0 '70 F- H. Morgan (visitor) 32 37 0 69 A. Guise (visitor)... 34 30 0 64 J. Carney (viEitor) 39 19 0 58 A. Jensen (visitor) 25 21 0 46 The competition will bo continued next Saturday at 300 and 600 yards. HIGHLAND RIFLE CLUB. The Highland Rifle Club completed' its final match of tho first series on Saturday. Rifleman James l headed tho list with 75 (72 off rifle). Following are the scores:— 300 600 yds. yds. H'p. T'l. Rflmn. James 42 30 2 75 Rflmn. Martin 44 30 0 74 Pres. M'Donald 37 32 5 74 Rflmn. Spencer 43 30 0 73 Rflmn. J. Shearer ... 33 23 17 73 Rflinn. Priddey 43 28 3 72 liflntn. Hayes 36 28' 8 72 Rflmn. Chapman ... 38 30 2 70 Rflmn. Morison 39 26 5 70 Dep.-Pres. Shannon 43 26 0 69 Rflmn. Conibear ... 43 24 0 67 Rflmn. A. Shearer ... 35 15 17 (37 Rflmn. Pitt 45 20 0 Go Rflmn. Johnson 28 20 17 65 Rflmn. Sneddon ... 34 27 0 61 Rflmn. Meyer 26 10 17 53 Tho first series (A class) was won by Riiloman. Chapman, 240 points, with Rifleman Pitt second with 233 points. The B class competition was won by Rifleman A. Shearer, with 205 points.

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