METEOROLOGICAL.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 March 1921, Page 3

METEOROLOGICAL.

k 'Flu- indications arc for south easterly .. winds moderate to strong weather probably cool and changeable. The barometer lias a rising tendency. Seas rough and tides moderate. SHOMIN , I 11 v TUI.KUUACII l’KIl I’IiKSS ASSOCIATION.I I TRENTHAAI, March 10 ! The Australasian match is being completed this morning,' fifteen shots at 900yds. Tbe weather is fine, but a , varying light makes elevation hard to , judge, and a fishtail wind # delivers a coup de grace to the unwary. Among j the earlier men down, Bell (Auckland) l Ims the best total 121 (Mi at GOO, Tuesday, and 05 at 900). C. Whiteman Is next with 120. Several 110’s are on the boards. The Colonial Ammunition Coy’s cup has been awarded to Akarana B team, as it lias Iroeil discovered one member n of Petone A, who came first, was not I. eligible. >s TRENTHAM, March 10. I_ Australasian match. — Principal prize winners, £2O, .J. AV. Milroy (Nelson) 1, 129; £ls, Crimp (Dunedin), 128; £lO, Stark (Ivaiapdi), 120; £B, W. J. Henry (Christchurch) 122. The Imperial aggregate, awarded for ' best score in the Auckland, Canterbury, Nelson, Hawkes Bay, Taranaki, „ mid Australasian matches resulted: .o £2O, West’(Blenheim), 382; £ls, Neil*d son (Napier), 380; £lO. E. K. Yenell is (Tewimraii), 375; £O, Croxton (Ivaroa- ri), 327; £5, Piper (Christchrfrch), 372; £5, D. Armstrong (Taliora). 371. The Service Championship resulted: £2O and gold-medal, Hester (Wellington), 200; £lO and silver medal. D. MiT.eav (To Kuiti), 200; £o and bronze medal, K. .1. King (Opakil, 200 £4. Frank (Timaru), 258; £3. Ching >r (Wellington), 257.