DUNEDIN RIFLE CLUB.

Evening Star, Issue 2868, 29 April 1872, Page 2

DUNEDIN RIFLE CLUB.

A general meeting of the members was held on Thursday evening last. The protest against a number of competitors, who, on account of the darkness overtaking them on the day appointed for the last match, fired off the following Tuesday, was considered, and, after discussion, disallowed ; but it was understood that at a future meeting a bye law would be passed to meet the case. The election of a committee for the ensuing season resulted in the appointment of the following gentlemen : A rtillery ; Serat. Morris and Gunr, Cato ; No. 1 Company, Ensign Douglas and Vol, Selby; No. 2 Company, VoN. Marshall and Green; North Dunedin, Vols. J. M‘Laron and Cherrie ; Waikan, Sergt. M’Kenzie and Vol. Lacey ; Naval Brigade, Gunr. l.'obbie ; Messrs Wood and Henderson (civilians) were also elected members of committee. Gunr. Clayton, Artillery, was re-appointed secretary, and Lieut. Grant, Naval Brigade, treasurer. The meeting then adjourned till Thursday week. At a meeting of the committee, the next match was fixed for May 18 ; ranges, 200 and 500 yards; seven shots at each; Wimbledon targets; position, standing at 200 yards, any at 500 yards. The following are the names of the prize takers at the Club’s last match :

300 500 600 Pts yds yds yds alld T1 VoL Strode, Waikavi - 13 13 14 8 48 D, Miller „ 13 12 15 5 45 Gun, , Cato, Artil. 11 18 15 — 44 Yol. ,T. Marshall, No 2 13 14 16 — 43 Frederic, No. 2 ■ 15 16 12 — 43 P. M ‘Kenzie, N. B. 16 12 11 4 43 J. M'Laren, N.D. 14 13 15 — 42 i) Cherrie, N.D. - 10 17 12 3 42