RIFLE-SHOOTING

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2648, 20 December 1915, Page 9

RIFLE-SHOOTING

. 6 r. SUBURBS CLUB.

The Suburbs Defence Rifle Club held a. Series of teams' matches on Saturday, at ranges 200, 500, 600 yards, J. Smart being top for the day with 92, and C. J. Stewart scoring a possiblo at 500 yards. .The following are the results: —J. Smart's team, 507; H. Hunt, 479; H.-Snelling, 478; H. Boon, 408; R. C. Barkle, 451. J. Smart's team—J. Smart, 30—31—31 — 92; W. A. Isaac, 20-32-29-87; G. Smith, 30—24—26—82; W. Fellington, 20—29—27— 82; F. Sharland, 30-27-25-S2; R. Pringle, 27—35—22—82; H. H. Wolf; 30—25—24r-79. H.' Hunt's- team—H. Hunt, 28—82—30— 90; A. Harris,' 31—28—29—88;. A. W. Boniface, 29—27—28—84; A. Henderson, 29—27— 23-79; J. Bassett, 20-^29—21—70; W. H. Cook, 21—24—23—68; P. Donnelly, 19-05. '. ' v' H. team—F. IPDonald, 31—33 -20-90; C. J. Stewart, 31—35—24—90; H. C. Wood, 30-32-27-89; H. A. Snelling, 29—30—27—80; F. W. Thompson, 25—16—23 —G4: G. Winchcpinbe, 25—19 —15—59. H. Boon's team—H. Boon, 30—31—25—86; F. E. Cooper, 29 —25—31—85; C. Milroy, Capt. Willoughby, 26—2G— 25-77; S. Lovell, 24—26—2.3—73; W. Mayne, 28—20—17—05; L. Jenkins, 24—25—15—64. R. C. Barkle's team—A. C. Bellamore, 29-28-33-90; R. -C. Barkle, 29-27-28-84; W. Slaughter, 29-24-28-82; C. J. Wit-' combe, 23—30—15—68; P. Winclicombe, ,27 —20—19 —06; G. Emms, 19 —23—19—61. k A Christy safety razor, presented for competition to C Class, was won byH. H. Wolf. "' • - •, -. - PETONE CLUB. ; The Petone Club finished their firstfirst series whioh consisted .of a ten-shot shoot over the following "ranges—2oo, 300,. 500, 600, 700, and 800 yards. Rflmn.A.' Ballinger, who is shooting very consistently, wins the A.Class series., liflmn. J. Williams, wins the B Class series, and tho C .Class series was won by President Flaws. Following nro tho scores at ' tho respective ranges, and the totals for the series 'A CLASS. " 200 300.500 600 700 800 yds.yds.yds.yds.yds.jds. Tl. A. Ballinger ... 43 45 48 46 46 49 277 W. Ryan 45 .47 41 42 40 49 207 J. Carter, ...' 45 44 45 45 40 48. 267 J. M'Lachlan, 46—46—48 —45—37 —*13 265; W. Ballinger, 45-40-IS-46-38-47-264; W. M'Elvride,. .43—44—47—46—38— 46—264; F. iWarburton, 45—42—44—46—39—42—258. B CLASS. ' 200 300 500 600 700 800 yds.yds.ydri.yds.yds. yds. Tl. J. Williams ... 46 43 46 45 35 45 260 B Hogg 45 44 . 46 43 34 43 255 G. Hogg, .44-43-40-43-39-40-249; W. Forsyth, 41—41—40—44—35 —42—243; S. Wright, 38-^45—41 —87 —35 —47 —243. C CLASS. i 200 300 500 600 700 800 •' 'yds.yds.yd3.yds.yds. yds. Tl. Pres. R. Flaws 42 40 42 40 39 37 240 T. Stickells. .»■ '41 38 41 40 38 38 236 13 Pricr, 39—3*4 —45—38 —30 —41 22/; T. Wakelin, 40-34-33-39-40-37-223; B. 'Barnslcy, 40 —39—40 —39 —24 36 -18; S. Hogg, 38-38-33-35-13-18-175. REXONA AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. "My little boy was troubled with a very nasty disfiguring eruption on the face which we could not cure, although wo tried many patent remedies," writesMrs A. Youngman, 1G Clyde Avenue, Dunedin North, N.Z., "and we were getting very anxious indeed about him, as it was very painful, and we did not knowwhat it might turn to. Wo were told of yonr Rexona Ointment and its healing Dualities, and decided to give it a trial, and I must saV it exceeded our greatest expectations. By using it as directed it quickly softened and soothed his face, eased the inflammation, and quickly left my little boy with his natural, clear.-and sweet complexion again, perfectly cured, and it has taken a worry off our mind and cured a,ease that we thought would bo a disfigurement of him for life. Thanks to tho virtues of your Rcxona Ointment." Rexona, tho Rapid Healing Ointment, is a remarkably effective remedy for all affections of tho skin, also for wounds, burns, sores, and those many hurts which aro constantly sailing for the use of u. reliable rwaedj'i Price, Is, Gd, and 33,—lAdrt,