VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.
The Wakari Rifles and Port Chalmers Naval Brigade fired in the final stage for choice of Colonial representatives at Waikari this morning. The weather was fine. Capt. Staveley, the commanding officer, was in charge. Marshall, being next highest on the list, was allowed to fire in place of Anderson, S.D.E., who does not take part in the second competition. Subjoined arc the scores ; 200 yds. 400 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds. Tl. Wilson 3334043 4444343 3444r33 3434332-89 Ikl&rshsil 3443443 3333444 334333D3024323-89 Adams 4433334 3343444 3323334 0323324—87 M'Kenzle 2442332 3443334 3044322 244333a-81 Goldie 3434234 2343433 4333333 0002302—74 The minimum score to qualify is 165. The totals for the two competitions give : T . . ' 2nd. Tl. Lieut. Wilson, P.0.N.8. 90 89 179 Vol. Adams, Wakari ... 88 87 175 liieut. Marshall, Waka'i 85 89 174 Capt. Goldie, P.0.N.8. ... 97 74 171 Sub.-Lieut. M'Kenzie ... 86 81 167 The South District Rifles and East Taieri Volunteers fire at Green Island to-morrow. The Wellington Artillery have concluded firing for choice of representatives. The following are the scores Mason, 180 ; Bannister, 175 ; M'Credie, 170 ; Stevens, 167.
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Evening Star, Issue 4022, 17 January 1876, Page 2
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180VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE. Evening Star, Issue 4022, 17 January 1876, Page 2
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