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[by TELEGRAPH—I’ER PRESS ASSOCIATION] TRENTHA.M, March 9. The Glaxo Clip for the highest aggregate in the opening and Westland matches (each 300 , 5(10. and (100 yds) seven shots, was won by H. Glynn (Glenary) 193 out of a possible to 210. Captain .Wilson (Napier) was runnerup with 192. Last year F. H. James won the trophy with the saute score 193. The Colonial Ammunition Company’s Shield awarded for the highest score by a team of five rifle clubmen in the heh matches which was won last year by Wellington Suburbs Club. feU to Pctone A, with an aggregate of 2160. Wellington Suburbs A were runnersup with 2-138, and Opaki next with 2117.
The O.A.C. Cup awarded for the highest long-range scores, in the belt series by a five men team from Territorial. Cadet or Rifle Club was won by l’etone with an aggregate of 928. Ata-i-an B being runners up with 920. and Krflnkton third with 918. hast year (Iraki Club secured the tronhy.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 March 1921, Page 1
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