SHOOTING.
EAST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES. The firing for the Champion Belt in connection with the East Coast Mounted Rifles, was concluded yesterday at the M.akatiri range, SergtMajor Morrison securing a decisive victory by putting up 22 at the thousand yards range. Sergt. Zachariali was leading well up to the final range. The total scores were:— Champion Belt. Sergt.Major Morrison, Ist 206 Sergt. A. Zaelmriah, 2nd 196 incut. Evans, 3rd 185 Mr. Hutchinson’s Cup. The final for this Cup was also shot off yesterday, and won by Sergt. A. Zachariali, with a total score of 167, Lieut. Evans being second with 159, and Sergt-Major Morrison third with 135. The following were the scores in the second round for Mr. Hutchinson s Cup:—
Captain Tomhleson, last year’s champion, was also firing, and put up tho best totals for the day, but was not a competitor this vcarV
200 500 000 Sergt. A. Zachariah af vd 32 vd 22 Ttl 87 Lieut. Evans 32 30 19 81 Serg-Mnj. Morrison 26 27 17 70 Trooper Tietjeii ... 24 12 17 53 Trooper Ngakete ... 24 17 6 47 Trooper Jennings ... 23 21 21 65 Troo]>or Harding ... Cpl. McCullough ... IS) 20 13 52 24 4 14 42
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1964, 27 December 1906, Page 2
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