VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.
The second competition of the Otepopo Rifles for Colonial representatives took place on the 21st. The three highest scorers are riven below. That made by Sub-Lieut. Paterson has not been excelled, but it has been found necessary to disqualify him becauße his trigger was lightened.
The aggregate results of the two competitions by the Otepopo Company and the Oamaru Artillery stand thus:—
200 400 500 600 yds. yds. yds. yds. Tl. Lieut. Paterson ... 26 27 21 24 — 98 Bergt. A. Boss ... ... 20. 26 25 19 — 96 Vol. Gillies ... 22 25 24 16 — 85
Lieut. Paterson Berg*-. A. Boas Vol. Gillies ... RIFUB. 1st Comp. ... 89 70 ... ... ... 78 2nd Comp. Tl. 98 — 187 96 •- 166 87-165 Corp. Lftinj ... • Gnn. Lindsay... Gun. Eolleston ASTTUJEHT. 1st Comp. ... 72 72 56 2nd Comp. Tl. 83*155 56-188 7d-.]»
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Evening Star, Issue 4316, 27 December 1876, Page 2
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134VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE. Evening Star, Issue 4316, 27 December 1876, Page 2
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