KANIERI DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 February 1919, Page 1

KANIERI DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB.

Shoot for the Championship Clip Presented by the Rate Mrs G. Head, of Kanieri. The two shoots for the Championship Cup took place on the Kanieri Rifle Range on the Bth and 15th of February. On both days the weather was fine but the wind very tricky, consequently the younger shots not understanding the winds did not have much chance.* Rifleman Joseph Hutchison who made a good name lor himself is a very jouug member, but broke down on the second last range when the wind beat him. The shoot ended up in a very exciting finish between Rifleman Geo. Head and Rifleman Jack Kulseti. These two shots tied and fired five extra shots resulting in a win for Rifleman Kulsen by one point. The following are the scores. The conditions were ten shots over ranges 300 and 500 yards for first shoot and over distances 500 and 600 yards for final shoot. Rifleman Ed. Stooo is the winner, as the scores will show of the B Grade Medal.

The following are the handicaps declared lot' a handsome pold medal lnt prize, silver medal 12nd prize, kindly presented by Mr Broeklelmrsi. The conditions are two shoots over distances :300, 500 and 000 yardsJ. Kutscn ser, G. Head scr,, doe Hutchison 4, Wm Hogue 4, Htl ktoop 10 Wm Boyd 14, A. Dale lb, M Morris 10,0. Head 10. A. Fleming 20, S. Gvitliain 22. J. Melcalle 00, Tu’llock 40, L. Inwood 40.

■ ' i; 1 ' ■ JJ * hw ' i ' 1 (3? j B 'll c i )uard ' Mil 1 nifMiU m AND EVENING STAR, WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE WEST C( f* fipibj tun HOKITIKA: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 28, 1919 Hr IJgls 1 & ‘ PUBLISHED DAILY. jj!! L J —*1*^. 1 JI U ml fFr^rn TELEGRAMS. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. 1 4 J| .3} 1*1 J —jt Ci BRING BLOSSOM OINTMifiNi price Is usame s?«o as before the war) j no advance in the price. (ren piuisa asbociatxon.— copyright.] A TRAVELLING SCHOLARSHIP. fAUSTRALIAN ifc N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION] MEDITERRANEAN BLOCKADE VANCOUVER, Feb .26. The Allied blockade in the Mediterranean lias been lifted. ■ r T i 111® illJts iiii M mDmUEli iiliifl'fili '1 1 1 1 1 Liu ixfig ■fjii m Hit: . \«f a f iiii mm i CHRISTCHURCH, February 25. The University Senate resolved with J^i hi Wm, Iwliu |plwm w a view to bringing about closer relationship between France and New Zealand, and promoting a better knowledge of the French language, that the Dominion Government be recommendADMIRALTY DENIAL. LONDON, Feb. 25. 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Tucker, publican, recovered The Navy Commission has been informed that France lias been unable to SI 150 GEORGE STREET, DUNED™. £44 from the Palmerston Borough replaco bor war losses iu tbo n«iv\, ums equally clean whatever speed Council at the Magistrate’s Court. The in<r her dockyards and arsenals being M ll you turn. But with every other SeI’OST FREE—ENEMAS from 4s 6d in Borough Council tarred the street in parator vou must turn the crank at 12s (id each. Address; airs A* Hawkins, 150 George St., Dunodr*. front of Tucker’s Hotel. A heavy rainines, repairing warships find turning HffgH just exactly the speed stamped on it, fall removed the coating of sand, and out materials for tbo Allies. Other or you will (Tudker’s customers carried the tar navies occupied more' 1 advantageous s Suction-Feed — into the house on their boot-solos. position for reconstruction. France’s navv strength required the surrender Tit o wonderful Sharpie Defendants contended that the rain-KSS-TS vanes the mill.' fee in direct proporfall was an act of Providence. of part of her enemies naval tonnage. tion to the separating force—neve.* J^HEUMATISM The magistrate ruled that the area should have been wired off and other precautions taken. NORWAY’S DANGER. (Received this day at 11.25 a.m.) fill feetly separate. All other separators QF . gTANDING CIVIC ENTERPRISE. COPENHAGEN Feb. 26. turned below speed, much of the milk — The situation in Norway ns regards tfMHi runs out without being perfectly sepaWHAT MATTER S? CHRISTCHURCH, February 25. Bolslievikism is extremely delicate. rated, and some gets into the cream, Speaking at a meeting of the City Parts of Norwav are suffering from a making it thi n and uneven. Thousands A LL the more reason why you slum! 1 x\- heed the message of relief, health and happiness—this advertisement cmCouncil the Mayor remarked that the Wellington Council had of late done active work as regarded the milk supply. He expressed his extreme anxiety severe lack of food. of actual tests have proved that lv out of 20 persons do turn too slow most of KAKIERI DEFENCE BIFIE CLUB. the 'ime, and that everybody turns It's onlv reasonable that if you ( rill to jeceiye all the very latst- inform ab O too slow some of the ime. Get a remove the cause, you can remove the tion on the matter, and moved that Shoot for the Championship Clip trouble. That’s just what the town djf rk visit Wellington to Presented by the Late Mrs U. ascertain the exact position. This was Head, ot Kanieri. mmm FFFD CREAM 1 SEPARATOR DR. PATCH’S AKEGO. (Acne-go agreed to. In regard to superannuation the City The two shoots for the Champion—t!ie ON —the 0> LY Separator that skims clean at widely varying speeds. 'LY Separator that delivers cream of unchanging. thick- (“ Containing Pure Ilcrbs.) does. It removes quietly ainl surely ii Council agreed to adopt the National Provident Fund’s system, which is that a/lYwuly adopfted bv the Wellington ship Cup took place on the Kanieri Rifle Range on the 8th and 15th of February. On both days the weather and finish skimming the Uric Acid round the joints—a rid City Council. The superannuation was fine but the wind very tricky , ouickor. Uric Acid is the cause of 09% of R n ucommittee was requested to investigate consequently 7 the younger shots not understanding the winds did not have much chance.” Rifleman Joseph Hutchison who made a good —the ONLY Separator with just ONE piece iu the bowl—no discs, easiest to clean. , . , , „ —the ONLY Separator with knee-low supply tank and a ouce-a ‘ month oiling system. matibm, Sciatica and Backache. the position of all employees with large families and men of mature age, with a view to the Council assisting them - 0, R. E- BORTOV 5 LOCAL A0EP4T. I It’s pure, natural heibs that do —„,1 u-nvk that * all the financially to enter the supeiciuu tuition scheme. member, but broke down on the second last range when the wind beat him. The shoot ended up in Y£j-y exciting finish between Rifleman Geo. Head and Rifleman Jack Kulsen These two shots tied and fired five extra shots resulting in a win for Rifleman Kulsen by one point. The following are the scores. The conditions were ten shots over ranges 300 and 500 yards lor first shoot and over distances 500 and 600 yards for final shoot. Rifleman Ed. Stooo is the winner, as the nmr Hsn&an——“.mi drugs in the world have failed to do EARNINGS OF FISHERMEN. L ? •■■7. v $ aflij a ii-wki - - * 9 i COME people hesitate to * Ft ° Medicine to Very Young l-*' 1 j prietwry 11 and, im i Quit that groaning—got AKEGO to-day (Ache-go). going w 'il AUCKLAND, February 2o. Giving evidence before the Northern Fisheries Commission to-day, the president of the Northern Fishermen’s Union said £10 or £12 a week for a boat worked bv two men was the avermany cases the hesitation » quite Jj but t k P PnWJr need not have any tear abowt (j | j All Chemists and Stores sell it. Price 2s 6<L 5s, and 10s per bottle age return. Prior to the coming of trawlers this was mainly a return from line fishing. At that time it would | l cost, about £5 1.0s. a week to run a scores will show of the B Grade Medal. Name 300 500 Pis 1 J. Kulsen ... 44 43 Bcr &7 Joe Hutchison 43 44 scv y J, Go. Head ... 41 45 scr bb Ed. Stoop ... 40 41 10 Jl Wm Boyd ... 38 30 J’, O. Head ... 41 ob b 80 Wm Logue ... 08 88 scr /b HEARNES BKUNUiilid ujm . ]| This Medicine is Scientifically prepared hr ji j Mr. W. G. Hearne who ia a REGIS i ERiu-> 1 i| \ Itmll sto'p/t, \p \ What better recommendation j boat- leaving £2 10s. to £3 a week for each man. Tie was ol the opinion That there was a large quantity of small fish killed by trawl which did not- come to the surface. Many small fish took shelter in shells on the botCHEMIST of extensive .t ufljTNN. I jl | \ do you Ava n t, than its sixty .v eiu s g tom of the sea. as they had been found experience, and the Mann- M fadturer is absolutely pre- > S nmsV) ,£? |ij !rl | s! \ record oi tciovvth ui 3 J V s;ileKniidiippu*ci:ilioiK ( 3 1 \ \ *t'-itn'rin-tst'''i'’“ l"» J . / ib mussel -shells. It was reasonable to suppose that they bad taken sheltci Qierc and hod been crushed by tx«utl. pared to stake every ounce “ — Ed. Morris .. 34 "•> y. of his Magnificent Reput?fil ! Si i YOUNG FARMER DROWNED. J, Metcalfe ... - - c \j In wood ... 21 30 lv Gb ation on the fa<a mat Wh r 1 AUCKLAND, February 24. N. Tullock ... 26 15 1/ »8 Jjfr j 11 gpf Im i j! | N ’ih i ■ mm v .j 1 ’• > -i p Frank Hawley, aged nineteen, a farFIX At. SHOOT. HEARNE’S mer whose parents reside at R.amarama. was drowned in Drury crock, a To was wading ashore from a launch stranded on the bank when lie got out of bis depth. OAAIA.RU RACECOURSE FIRE. \* ** <D rt* - BRONCHITIS Name-. « 5. -L £ CURE , is equally beneficial ( C JACKSON TO HOru I sKA. royal mail MOTOR SERVir" 1 1 1ROUGH CONNfSCTION. O g £ < J. Kulsen ... ™ J ™ Geo. Head ... 4o 41 scr 80 17- ,, , M 1) 1/b to young CHILDREN, M WL «i\ i HOKITIKA TO JACKSONS ON SAT liRDAY MORNINGS. OAMARU, February 24. The stewards’ stand at the Oaniaru Ed. Stoop ••• J. Metcalfe ... 05 30 lv S'- !•->•> Joe Hutchison ... 38 3-> scv /•» K> Wm Boyd ... 07 30 b vo ob O Head ••• ° 7 0 b ,. ADULTS and the |li% VERY AGED. J# ®\ l 11 ! TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS \vltb the, Christcinircb Overland Service from JACKSON, reaching HOKlracecourse with the ofiieos and eontents was destroyed by fire this morning \ mm it HI mfA TIKA about 7 o cloc k p.iu. £,'100; on the contents, £800. N. Tullock ... 06 37 1/ l-'b FOR mi Agent for MESSRS CASSIDY AND HALL’S overland coaches. CPECFAL TRIPS to and from JackThe scores of the two men who "t COUGHS Mi it writ ! mm. k / DIVORCE. t ied read t bus .—Head, 44544 —-1. Kulsen, 35554- 22.