THE VOLUNTEERS.

Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2793, 30 January 1872, Page 3

THE VOLUNTEERS.

The firing in the second stage for representatives, took place at the Rifle Range this morning. During the firing at 400 and 500 yards the morning was good for shooting, at 600 yards the sun came out with a yellow light, with a slight wind from the left rear, quite baffling the competitors.

* Corporal Hutchinson, of the North Dunedin Rifles was disqualified, because the pull of his trigger was than Gibs.

400 500 690 yds yds yds Tl. Gunner Dixon, Port Chal19 18 17-54 mers Naval ... Sergeant Wilson, Scottish 19 15 11—45 Volunteer Cowie, Scottish 15 17 12-44 Volunteer Eeid, Artillery 19 13 12—44 Volunteer M‘Laren, South 16 17 11—44 District Captain MTarlaud, Artillery 17 17 10-44 Corporal Hutchinson, North Dunedin* ... ••• 13 14 14-41 Sergeant Tayler, Scottish 13 14 13-40 Lieutenant Muir, Artillery 16 15 9—40 Volunteer W. Hutchinson, 6 15—39 North Dunedin 18 Volunteer D. Stalker, City 17 6—39 Guards 16 Volunteer Cato, Artillery 17 17 4—38 Sergeant Pollock, North Dunedin 17 15 5- -37 Sergeant Creagh, Naval 17 10 8-35 Brigade Ensign Douglas, City 14 15 6-35 Guards Corporal Johnston, South District 15 10 9—34 Corporal Frederic, Scottish 14 14 6—34 Staff-Major J. J. Atkinson 14 15 2—31 Corporal Oreagh, City 17 10 0-27 Guards Corporal Granger, Dunedin Naval 15 7 retired 22