RIFLE SHOOTING.
TARATA RIFLE CLUB v. THE
GUARDS.
A most enjoyable match was fired yesterday afternoon at Tarata between, the Tarata Rifle Club and the Taranaki Guards. The weather was splendid. The. hospitality of the club was beyond wproaeh. In fact, eating and enjoyment seemed to be the great features of the trip, with shooting only as a sort of aide line. Tiie Guards drove out of Tarata amidst ringing cheers for both teams and for Host Paterson, whose catering was excellent. The Guards travelled one man .short, owing to a misunderstanding, and had to repeat the lowest score. The shooting was in favour of the Guards hy 13 points. Scores were as follow:
vxAiim 200 500 000 Tl. Pt. Riddles 32 34 33 99 Col.-Scrgt. Hartnell .. 32 34 31 97 Pt. Blanchard .. 32 30 33 95 Sergt. Oliver 32 33 28 93 Pt. Short 30 31 31 92 Sergt. Evans 33 30 28 91 Pt. Nicholls 23 20 33 ,82 Absentee 23 26 33 82 728 TARATA A. Bishell 34 32 29 95 F. W. Standish .. .. 31 33 29 93 G. Baxter 32 31 29 92 E. Bishell 32 29 30 91 Capt. Dremmoiid 30 35 26 91 J. Patte-rs'on 33 23 30 8(i S. J. Kinnington 27 28 30 85 J. Field 34 20 23 83
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 358, 8 April 1910, Page 5
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218RIFLE SHOOTING. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 358, 8 April 1910, Page 5
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