VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.
The Waikari Rifles competed for choice of representatives this morning with good results. The weather was good, the day being the best for shooting daring the present season. M'Kenzie stands highest in the final competition, so far as it has gone, and Marshall is next with 92 —thus there is every probability of this company having two out of the five representatives Otago is allowed. The following are the scores : 200 yds. 400 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds. Tl. Sub-Lieut. M’Kenzie , 4443444 4343243 3343333 2444233-94 Lieut. Marshall 3444343 3433433 3143334 3322343—92 Vol. Fraser 342J243 2423332 4242433 3330303-78 Yol. Jones 3342333 0303433 2003230 0020400-53 We hear that the friendly match—eight or ten men aside—between the f.ast Taieri an I South District Rifles has been fixed for Christmas Day. The competition by the Artillery Company fixed for ta-morrow, has been postponed till further notice. (By Telegraph.] t New Plymouth, December 10. In the firing by tlie Volunteers ’or representatives, \ olunteer (4. N. Curtis, who made 86 points, was the on ! y one who qualified.
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Evening Star, Issue 3682, 10 December 1874, Page 2
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174VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE. Evening Star, Issue 3682, 10 December 1874, Page 2
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