THE VOLUNTEERS.
The first competition for the modal presented by Mr Tolmie to the Portobello Rifle Volunteers, took place at the Company’s butts on Saturday. The day was fine, with a bright sun in rear, the wind being from the left. The conditions were : Ranges, 200, 400, and 600 yards ; five shots at each range ; Wimbledon targets throughout. The medal was to he won twice in succession, or three times at intervals. The following were the highest scorers
200 400 600 PJc. yards yards yards Pts. Tl. Vol. M'Cartncy22331 31323 23320 3-42 (lor. 11. Seaton - 22222 22321 43221 3-41 Vol. D. Voun? - 23222 21323 03133 3-41 Sub-Lt. Dickson 32222 33211 32230 3-40 Vol. A. Young - 22122 22232 32012 3 - 37 Vol. W. Dickson 23322 00233 21013 3 — 36 Vol. C. M ‘Cartncy 22303 32301 33023 2-35
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Evening Star, Issue 3246, 16 July 1873, Page 3
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136THE VOLUNTEERS. Evening Star, Issue 3246, 16 July 1873, Page 3
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