SHOOTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8032, 19 January 1906, Page 3

SHOOTING.

Tot il s!i:i Stratford beat the Taranaki Kitles Junior Team somewhat easily by -11 points. It is only fair to stale that owing to an unfortunate accident and other unforseen circumstances, only four members of the l.'jllcs team as picked were able to shoot, While cycling into town to catch the train for Inglewood on Thursday, Private A. Marett, of the Taranaki liille::, received a nasty spill, sustaining some very considerable bruises and abrasions. Although he lost the train, he immediately procured another bicycle and rode to Inglewood, where lie shot for his team in the shooting match, and, despite his bandaged arm, nearly topped the score.

The first match of the second round under the Association was tired at ! [nglewood on Thursday between the i 'faranaki Hides (Seniors) and Tngle- < wood Kitles, and resulted in a win for the town men liy 1)7 points. Snores :— T.UIAXAKI Ilin.KS. oDD ODD /HO T'J . Pvt. T. Marett ... 27 30 ;!l 88 1'vl. Humphries ... 3D 30 28 88 '' Scrgt. McKeown ... 27 112 28 87 • Pvt. A. Marett ... 31 32 2! 87 ! Corp. Armilage ... 3t 2(i 2(i HG Lieut.Col. Okey ... 31 21) 21 81 ' Sergt. Lister ... 27 27 23 77 ! Cipl, Okey ... 23 2H 11 (Hi Total li«0 JXUMiWOOK. Pvt. Baker ... 2!l 27 3D 8(1 Pvt. Taylor ... 28 2ii 31 85 Pvt. Aldridg« ... 28 23 27 78 Lieut. Surrey ... 31 23 23 77 Pvt. Hopsoii- ... 21 2li 22 72 Pvt.Spurdle ... Ill 28 21 71 Scrgt. Allen ... 21 23 17 (it Scrgt. Elgar ... lit 25 III (Id