SHOOTING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 9 March 1906, Page 2

SHOOTING.

THE TKENTHAM. MEETING. FOUIITH DAY EEiSULTS, TKB riIKSS ASSOCIATION. Tuk.ntk.im, March 8. There was lovely weather for the shooting to-day, but the wind was a bit puzzling, and shooting was of no great merit. More and there a good individual seore would be found, but generally speaking it was not up lo the shooting seen here in previous years. In the Otago Match, Fellow, Waipawa, got within one of the possible at 000 yds, and Drunimond, Dannevirke, did similarly at 700 yds. At 1000 yds, in the Canterbury Match, there were many bursts, and here Marett, who had the load far the Belt, only got on four of liis shots for 13, and fell away back. Wliitmg, X'araparaumu, put on the best snore, 31, while MeMurray, Palmerston North, followed with 28. Winslade, ;who rose with 25, shot into the lead for the Belt. He challenged his last shot and got a "bullseye." The position of the others iB also changed. Irvine, Nelson, who got 27, shot into second place. During the afternoon a conplo of Volunteer Matches were fired.

11l the Snap Match, the prizes ranged from 12s to (is Sil, and there were 140 prize lakers; in the Cover Match, prizes ranged from 15s to 7s lid, and there were 12:) prize takers. THE OT.MiO MATCH.

Tlio following is the prize list of the Otago match, (500 aiul 700 yards, ton shots ■' Drummand, Dannevirkc, £5, . 91; Thomas, Petone, £l, 80; Carey, i Patca, £l, 85; Roberts, Seargill, £3, 85 j Skinner, Auckland, £3, 83; Wil- | kie, Upper Hutt, £2, 83; James, Napier, £2, 82; Maseficld, Mauaroa, s £2, 83; I'ellow, Waipawa, £2, 82. >' The following take £1 • "Walson, ■ Auckland; MeCardoll, Pahiatua; Halliday, Karori; MeKcnzie, Gore, 82; e A. Ballinger, Petone; Plimmer, Wei- '< lingtou; Whiting, Paraparaumu; Mej; Lean, Wellington, and Woollett, Dunedin, 81; Bulfoi'd, Karori; W. Ayson, 1 Murihiku; Lewer, Karori; Eeid :l Quccustown ; Ingfren, Woodville; and s Smallbouc, Nelson,Bo; Irvine, Nelson; Clyde, Waikari; E. Veuncl), Tew- ■_ hatiui; Burford, Tinmru; Smith, e Christehureh; and Anderson, Aueks laud 7U; Cockroft, Oreti; Wood, I Lawera ; Craw, Linton ; Humphreys, , Napier; Hadfield, Blenheim; But clianan, Marlboro ; Paynter, Renwiek b and C, Craw, Charlton, 78; W. Craw, Charlton ; llobbs, Wellington : Milroy, Nelson; Moss, Bluff; Hyde, t Opaki; Hodder, Karori; Halpin, Pals merston North; Clark, Geraldine; r Dewar, Oamaru, 77; Marenzi, EkeJ talimm; Marshal, Paluatua! Seott, j Wanganui; Stevenson, Waimate; s B irkcr, Lebons; McKnight, Manioi toto, and Duleys, Dannervirke, 70. " Counted out: Collett, Waipawa ; Smaill, Kaitangata; Head, Petone; Kemp, Christehureh, The following tryos take £1: — Elgar, laglewood; Brighting, Masterton, 76; King, Stratford; Youug, r Oamaru and MeLeary, Whakataki, t 75; Healey, Waiinate; Morgan, 1 Timaru, 71; Whitcniore, Makuri ;W. Crump, Green lijlaud; Marsh, Danue- ; virkej Dippie, Duuedin; C. Beaucliauip, - Marlborough and Bremigan, Gisbornc, 8 73; Barnes, Christehureh, 72. Counted : outßartlett, Petone; Lee, Oreti; Rogers, Stratford; Itctiuie, Christr church; Smith, Wellington; White, r Waipawa. s Shooting in the Volunteer B. Match, Garnett, Napier, made tho possible at 1 700 yards, which is the first at the t meeting, and made under the time ■ limit. j VOLUNTEER MATCH. Prize list m the Volunteer Match i (!o0 and 700 yards, ten shots at each ■ range, 12 minutes allowed each man ' Marenzi, Eketahuna, 88, £5 ; McCorniick, Napier, .88, £I;T. Marralt, , Taranaki, 88, £1; Pellow, Waipuwn, ! 85, £3 ; Hyde, Napier, 85, £3; Plim- > mcr, Wellington, 81, £2 ; Cole, Waimea, 81, £2 ; Geddis, Dunedin, 82, £2 ; (fee, Christehureh, 81, £2. The following take £l:—MeEwan, Taranaki; Cox, Auckland; Leunie, Oreti, 81; White J Franklin; Dash, Wainiate; Clarke, Ohinemuri, Ho; Garnett, Napier ; MeConuell, Christchureh ; Bunting, Chl'istchurch ; Skelly, Wellington; Newhman, Palnierstou ; Wills, Southland ; Voting, Gore; and Light Foot, Christehureh, 7l'; Wright, Napier; Clyde, Waikari; Graham, ujrc; llulberl, I'atca ;P. Jack, Christehureh; Heigh- ■ way, Napier, 78. Counted out: Clyde, ' Waikari; Graham, Gore; MeMurray, Palnierstou North; Atkinson, Auckland. The following Tyros take £1 : Rulbcrt, l'atea ; Boys, Timaru ; Jlealy, Wainiate; J. Bttsche, Waimea ; llenuie, Christehureh, and Moore, Timaru, 77. CANTEItBI'IIY MATCH. / The following is the prize-list in the Canterbury Match, 7 shots at 800 yds, UOOyds, and 1000 yds: Moncrief, Christehureh, £5, 83 ; McDonald, Dunedin, Ct, 80; Winslatle, Opaki, £l, 80; J. Beekingham, Timaru, £3, 80; Scott, Wanganui, £3, 7!); Lieut. Cox, Auckland, C2, 71); Brighting, Mastertou, £2, 7!); Mac Knight, Maniototo, £2, 77; Irvine, Nelson, £2,7(i; Barton, Whakataki, £2, 70. The following take £1: —-Nichol, Bluff, 70; liees, Hawera ; Kemp, Christchurcli; Lewer, Karori; King, Stratford; Hyde, Opaki, and Hennard, Linton, 75 ; C. Speck, Huil'oa; G. Loveday, Waikato ;W. Ballin- ( ger, Petone; Greenwood, Upper Hutt; MacHattie, Opaki, 74; Whiteley, Katapoi; Bradley, Nelson; Wljite, Prank- 1 lin, Speedy, Wliakati)ki, 73 j Shaw i Ohiueniuri; W. Loveday, Wootlville ; ( F. Franklin, Weber, 72; Standish, , Karori; Fowler, Hawera; Stewart, Hawera; Boleyn, Charlton; Hadlleld, 1 Blenheim; Barker, Lobons; Chapman, i Tukapo; Dippie, Duuedin ; Lambert, t Eden, Waimea ; Craw, Linton ; Gover- , lock, Tarata ; Mabbet, Weber; Saydl'ord, Christehureh; McLeiin, Wellington; Shanks, Gope; Woollett, Duuedin, 1 Oil; Tiirubull, Op:tlii;] Veunell, Te t Wharau; Ross, Hampden; Patton, | Dannevirkc j Lyford, Gisborne; Tarr, r Karori; llealcy, Wainiate; A, Ballinger, ['clone; T, Murphy, 08 ; Grindall, " Napier, 07. Counted out; Judd, n Petone; Franklin, Weber; Evans, g Cluvstchureli; Banks, Kimbolton; •Jack, Christehureh ■ MeCardoll, Pahiatua.

THE AGGIiKGATI'IS. The following are the highest aggregates at the conclusion of the Belt matches, and with only the final stages to go V\ r h»slade, Qpaki lo;t Irvine, Ne,|so,n [u| liyde, Op.iki t,)O lliii'lvef, lii'bous :Uy T, Marett, Tarauaki 392 Moncrief, Christehurch ... 3(12 (ireouwood, ['pperllutt ... 3(12 lladtield, Blenheim ~, 3i)| Fowler, Hnwcrti 3UI •lust towards the end of the day's shooting Turnbtill, Opiilii, put on the splendid score of 32 at the lUUUyds j range in the Canterbury MuUli, I

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

In tho Volunteer Match, Pcrrin, of Palmerston North, with 90, takes first prize, and Skinner, Aucklund, 89, second. TIIK KINO'S PHIZE. The fifty leading aggregates were compiled late to-night. The following fire for the King's prize and bolt: Wiuslade 103, Irvine 401, 6. Hyde •MO, Barker 393, Mohcricf 392, Greenwood 392, T. Marrctt 392, Hadfield 391, Brighting 391, Fowler 391, Cox 390, Scott 388, Drummond 388, MeCurdell 388, Woollett 386, Kemp 380, Whitley 385, K. Agson 385, Milroy 381, C. CAnv 381, Halliday 383, Masofield 383, Clyde 383, W. Lovcdry 382, Thomas 381, Prance 381, Lower 381, King 381, Burford 380, Shanks 380, Plimmer 380, Cockroft 380, Edgecombe 379, A. liallinger 379, Shaw 379, Ferguson 375, Ballinger 378, P. Jack 377, Boloyn 377, Mac Donald 377, Harding 370, Collett 37C, Murphy 376, Mills 376, Judd 375, Cameron 375, Chapman 374, Barton 375, Kempton 374, Healy 374.