SHOOTING MATCH.
The final competition for the Hallenstein clock was fired on Thursday Inst ■at the range, only three competitors put in an appearance, Corpl. Strange deciding to let his score stand at the result of the two. first matches. Practically Sergt AY. Main gay had the clock won before going on to the range; the third time, however, he again topped the list. The following are the scores :
200 yards Total. Sergt. Salmon 5535454 31 Sergt. TV. Maingav 5443445 29 Col.-Sergt. Stanley 4223444 23 300 yards Total. Sergt. TV. Maiugay 5543554 31 Sergt. Salmon 3555445 31 Col.-Sergt. Stanley 5322543 24 400 vards Total. Sorgt. TV. Muingay 55o5555 35 Col.-Sergt. Stanley 5455555 34 Sergt. Salmon 4345544 29 500 yards Total. Sergt. TV. Maiugay 5443555 31 Sergt. Salmon 4535345 29 Coi.-Ser-t. Stanley 3434434 25 The grand totals were : —Maingay, 120; Salmon, 120; Stanley, 106.
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Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 222036, 13 January 1900, Page 2
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143SHOOTING MATCH. Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 222036, 13 January 1900, Page 2
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