CADET SHOOTING.

Shannon News, 9 March 1923, Page 4

CADET SHOOTING.

CENTRAL COMMAND ON PUTffKI RANGE. WANGANUI, Last Night. The Central Command rifle shooting meeting opened on the Putiki range with the cadet matches in fine weather. There'was a light wind! Results:— • Senior Cadet series, match No. 6, for cadets over 17.—Cadet M. Cou-

! sins, 61 Coy., 39, takes fl; Sergt. I Broughton, 64 Coy., Corpl. Drake, I 16 Coy., Sergt. L. Lovelock, 16 Coy. ; all 38, take 11/ each* Snapshooting, cadets under 17. — Cadet J. Goodall, 71 Coy., 49, 15/; { Cadet'A. McDdnald, 6S Coy., 48, 10/; 5 Lance-Gorpl. R. McDonald, 16 Coy., 47, Cadet H. W. Robinson, 115 Cpy., ( 46. Match No. 7, for cadets under 17 years.—Cadet' Barnes, 50 Coy, 18, £1 and trophy; Sergt?'P. Evans, 16 Coy., 15/; Cadets W. Cousins, 61 Coy., P. Mayo, 8 Coy., R. : Oak, 105 Coy., Sergt. Somerville, 16 Coy., J. H. List, 70 Coy., W. L. Poole, 88 Coy., 16. Machine guns, Vickers.; —The win- - nihg team Avas from' the Third Battalion W.I.R. (G-Duigan, A. Graham;

W. Stevens, H. Little, T. Dunn), £1 each. , Lewis Gun.—Second Battalion W.I.R. (G. Murch, J; Doyle, R. McFarlane, T. Wilkes, £1 each. Match 13, for cadets under 17 •years.—Sergt. McArthur, 11-5 Coy, 28; •Cadet Toogood, 115 Coy., 27; Cadet Duthie, 115 Coy., 26.