CADET FIRING.
The thirty highest competitors in the Colony who fired for the cadet prizes some time since are now competing for the cadet championship of the Colony, The conditions of the competition are—Ranges, 100, 200 and 300 yards ; seven shots at each, and the highest scorer holds the belt until the next competition, and receives LlO, the second the third L 4, the fourth L 3, and the fifth L2. Four of the Dunedin cadets fired yesterday, with the following results : 100 yds 200 yds 300 yds Tl. Eyre ... 3343443 4333233 2300333-59 Jago ... 4443444 2433324 2044243—70 Morgan ... 4344444 3443234 2332334-70 Growden ... 3342322 0232032 0000020- 34 On April 20, Corperal Jackson, the only member of the Timaru a. V. Cadets quadfied to fire for the championship of New Zealand, fired with the following result: 100 yards, 26 ; 200 yards, 18 ; 300 yards, 21 —total, 65.
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Evening Star, Issue 3495, 6 May 1874, Page 3
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145CADET FIRING. Evening Star, Issue 3495, 6 May 1874, Page 3
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