VOLUNTEER PRIZE FIRING.
The firing for the General Government prizes took place at the Invercargill butts on Wednesday, the 23rd inst. The weather was very unfvaorable, a strong south-west wind blowing across the range." The following is the scoring:— ' : i '■■ : ' Yards.
Before the firing commenced, Sergts. J. Thomson, Colin Brown, A. Brown, CorpL Campbell, and Private "W- Craigie were chosen to represent the Invercargill company in the t> unedin return match, from which it will be seen that Invercargill made 158 points in the return match.
.-■ 400 500 600 Total. 8«*Bt J; Thomson 18 12 11 41 f Pr. 2T. Johnson. 16 13 7 36 Serjtt. A. Brown 10 10 13 33 Pi . W. Craigie 15 12 5 32 „A. CampbeU 15 12 5 32 ,»G.Seeße 14 14 2 30 S««t.C. Brown 15 11 3 29 *A. 3)unlop 6 9 10 25 Pr. G. Hn&clme 16 10 0 25 CoroU& Campbell 15 3 5 23 Pr. T. inf aghty € 9 2 17 „J. M'Naghty 6 0 0 6
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Southland Times, Issue 1228, 25 March 1870, Page 3
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168VOLUNTEER PRIZE FIRING. Southland Times, Issue 1228, 25 March 1870, Page 3
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