THE VOLUNTEERS.
The Port Chalmers Naval Volunteers fired off the final competition for the Company’s Belt, on Monday, at their butts in Sawyer’s Bay. The conditions were 400, 500, and 600 yards ; kneeling at the first range, and any position at the other two. Sub-Lieut. Wilson and Gunner R. Lean were ties, and in firing off the latter won by two points. He, therefore, keeps the belt for six months. The scores were : 400 500 600 yds. yds. yds. Tl. Gunner R. Lean - 23342 34232 23443—44 Captain Goldie - - 43343 33332 20342—43 Sub-Lieut. Wilson - 23022 33334 33224 -39 J. Lean - - - 03443 23034 02300—31 First Second Third match, match. match. Wilson - - - 41 48 39 Lean - - - 42 42 44 Making Wilson and Lean a tie. Wilson * - 41 Lean * - 44 „ - - 48 „ - - 42 - *39 „ - -j2 128 . 128 In firing off Lean beat by two points.
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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 3222, 18 June 1873, Page 2
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140THE VOLUNTEERS. Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 3222, 18 June 1873, Page 2
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