RIFLE SHOOTING.
(By Telegraph—Per Press Association.) CHEVTOWN. Feb. 20. The Papawai Rifle Meeting opened this morning under good conditions. The sun was shining with steady light and there was an easterly breezo which caused no inconvenience. Tho president, .1. F. Thompson welcomed the visitors. In acknowledging the welcome the Australians expressed themselves very pleased with the conditions and range. Service Match—F. C. Hamilton i Wanganui) 31, £2 10s; Captain Simmons (Paeroa). £2 10s; P. M . Hummer (Te Wliarau), J. C. Armstrong, E. W. Wilesmith (both New South Wales) each £l. Bid well Match. 300 yards.—l'd. E. J. Shannon (New South Wales) 49; £4. F. S. Hood , Feathers ton) 48; ’£3, .1. C. Feast (Greytown) 48; £2, H. Harris (Christchurch) 48; £2, .JS. TTuves (New South 'Wales) 48; £l, T. H. Harris (Victoria) 47 The visitors were entertained at lunch by the local club.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 February 1928, Page 1
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143RIFLE SHOOTING. Hokitika Guardian, 21 February 1928, Page 1
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