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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1150, 5 April 1872, Page 2

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[PEB OBBVIiIiE'S: XEIiEGBiJ'H ' COMPANY, ■ '^'BEui^s-AaEim;]; ! ' Csbistchubch:,' April 4. • iAtthe Colonial rifle-shooting; the .ther^as^nei ' :;<^ : ' '" "'■'■ ■''■'■ ;': ; ) ■■■' ;;'■ \„: , ; , Fifth Set— 4oo, ( ,500, and 600 ' were fired as follows : — Muir, Otago, 66, "first ;« Christie, Otago,' 64, second \ Gray, Wellington, 62, r third : ; , .Kelly, Cohslabulary, 62, fourth; ;;Mopre, Auckland, 62, fifth; Macfarland, Otago, 60, sixth; Gordon, Wellington, 59,. seventh; Hum' l ' phries, Tafanaki, 59, ; eighth ; ■ Bassett, Wellington, 59, ninth ;/Wal6sj Otago, 59, tenth. .. . t . „,... J'-'"?!^-' ,i .Cavyryr-Third: ."' ,Match;^Reed, WeU lingtori, 73 • ; ■■< Cummings, : Wellington, 72. In the last .Qayalry match, Cummings takes .the qayalry = chanipipnshi^ with an aggregate score ! of . 227. ; ': Lbcke'it, Wel^ lingtori/ 214/ second';' Judged' Canterbury^) 210, third. ' !v:;i 7::;G> ■T. . , The ten highest now qualified for the .championship , are^Muir,' 'i6B,; : ; Wales, 154 ; Hoßkins, 162 ; Brown, 161 j'Bowiej 159;; B.eid, .155 ; . Philpotts, 154 phrey, 154 ; Btatch/152 ;;.Car<jer, 152. « _ ' ' ; ' 2.' 111.J?}^^?j ..-^psi- £' Thomas Reilly has-been killed while employed launcHihg a cargo boat. . . , ; .» , r : s Auckland, 'April 4. The Judge in his charge to the Grand' Jury pointed out strong points in the charges against Haley, charged .with firing shots at Mr Russell's house, &c. The increase in the revenue of tHe Province for the quarter lhas'been L 10,680. '■ The s.s." City of Melbourne takes 30,000. ounces of gofd to Sydney. There is 'no sign' of HH¥ Nevada. ;;■:•!.,.;■; ■ ,' / NAPlEßj,' April \4. .", The Governor, on landing, was received with a salute bf'l7 gurisand cheers. THe Qpvernor acknowledged ; the* ,demonstrar tions in a short speech. The cutter 'MaHia^ bound for Wairoa, , from .this port, has been totally lost, but,, the crew and passengers-have-been savedi ' , ; . . • ; ■ ; , fWELin^QION, April 4. Mr Knox's son, the interpreter at Otaki, and Greighton, a half-caste. Have been apprehended as -Having planned the scheme of highway robbery at Otaki. ; THe police receive great credit for their promptitude in investigating the details of the case. „ ;