N. Z. RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 23 March 1901, Page 3

N. Z. RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Wanganui, March 22.

A change of wind took place at tho COO yards, and the shooting was a little erratic. Kemp (Canterbury Engineers) rang on the possible, and the r.ange

prize of £3. Winslade (Wanganui) and Nelson (Woodville) scored 17. The following arc the chief prize-takers;— XIAWKIc’s DAY HATCH, 500 AND COO YARDS, 10 SHOTS.

Waugh, Feast, and Tngpcn fired oil for Kymoek and Co.’s Cup, which goes to the highest scorer in this match, and Waugh won, making a possible with his three shots, while the other two made 11 points each. At present Nelson (Woodvillc) leads for the Belt with 110, and his fellowtownsman, G. Loveday, is second with 131). Winslade, of Wanganui and Turner arc 138 each.

Waxgayit, This Day. The weather is again fine, hut a fresh rear wind is blowing. In the Ladies’ Match, which was fired first, the chief prize-takers were :

The Oamarn match will finish about 1 30 p.m.

pts. prize. Winslade, Wanganui 1) J £7 Nelson, Woodvillo 91 (! G. Lovcday, Woodvillo 91. 5 Kemp, Christchurch 93 •1 Hawtliorne, Wellington 92 t Marshall. Wellington 92 :1 Hughes, Wanganui 92 Woollett, Dunedin... 91 o A. Ballinger, Wellington... 91 2 Stephen, Tiinani ... 91 2 Purnell, Wanganui 90 2 Ninety scores, of which 88 were counted out. MARLBOROUGH MATCH or 300 YARDS, 10 SHOTS. Waugh, Timaru •19 £0 Feast, Wairarapa ... Ingpen, Woodvillo... •19 ■19 (i (i Captain Okey, Taranaki IS 1 Carr, Dunedin IS o Bunt in, Christchurch • IS 2 Newell, Auckland... ••• •18 3 Turner, Wellington ... 48 2

IFofl'eins, Mastcrton 1 .ts ... 41) ■prize. ;t 7 Clung, Nelson ... 48 0 Oakley, Nelson ... 48 5 Maingay, Piako ... 47 -1 WJiitby, Kaiapoi ... ...' 47 3 Trcvctliick, Potone ... 47 2 Lkinncr, Auckland ... 47 2 Manning, Christchurch ... 47 2 Woollett, Dunedin ... 40 2 Tin’s match docs not count for tlie Belt.