AOKAUTERE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 223, 20 August 1937, Page 2

AOKAUTERE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) * AOKAUTERE, Aug. 19. The following scores wore registered at the weekly practice shoot of the M’niature Rifle Club ;—F Andrews. 68—69—137 ; A. Brill. 69—67—136; M. Andrews. M. Kristenscn, 67 —68—135; K. Field, 66—68 —134; L. Craven, 68—65 —133; R. Andrews, 66 —67—133; J. Atkinson, 66 —67 — 133; J. Hargreaves, 67—65—132; L. Hastings, S. Gedson. 68—62—130; S. Brookie. 66—64—130; \Y. Hopcroft, 65 —62 —127; C. \\ ebbv, 64—62—126; W. Pinfold, 61 —65 126; A. Clausen, 60 —66—126; A. Neyland. 63—57 —120; K. Atkinson, 58 —61 —119; J. Smith, 57—61—H8; A. Weaver, 61—44 105 A team will travel to Makomako next shoot night, the club night being pwtpoined until the last Friday of this month. At a recent committee meeting Mr \\. K. Hopcroft presided. The secretary was m struct od to make the necessary arrangements for the shoot with the Makomakp Club and the Ashhurst Defence Club. 11l connection with the annual ladies night, to be held at the beginning of next month, it was decided to donate a miniature cup to the highest scorer, nnd also a cup to the winner of a self-handicap competition. Preliminary arrangements were made. for the annual ball and presentation of prizes. Mr F. N. Andrews presented the rules governing the Andrews Cup, the donor being accorded a hearty vote of thanks for his interest. The secretary was instructed to enter a challenge for the Shailer Shield as soon as possible.