Special Telegrams
i- Qi'Ttl r \ w|ljjj|ar wi>N/Wi&si points. V '»fi^A'k£GJTEMENT. NAPIER CRIMINAL; .SESSION. Wellington, .Nov. 22. The Rifle Match between-Walker, of the Thames, and Christie, of Dunedin, was concluded, yesterday, Walker tvinning by five points. The following is the score : i /
The shots at 1,000 yards were ns unde*:— Walker - 3332433324—T0tal 30 Christie - 4333323303—T0tal 27 - When Christie made a miss, Walker was only one ahead. The excitement was immense. Christchurch, Nov. 23. A complimentary dinner was given last night to Mr Alfred Cox, who is leaving Christchurch to settle in the Waikato. It was a great success. Naiher, Nov. 22. At the criminal session Turner received a sentence of two years’ imprisonment with hard labor for forgery. Wellington, Nov. 22. ; H.M.S. ‘Blanche’ arrived to-day from the Chatham Islands, in the command of Capt. Challis, of the ‘ Rosario.’
f 1 1 > - -3 ►> •c* Ps */ T3 Ps rfi n Ps 4 P-» V $ *3 *3 S .8 8 8 O o §* § 8 g o , , •* so ■.o t- « Ci Walker - 37 33 40 38 36 37 31 28 30 310 Christie - 84 33 80 37 32 30 34' 36 27 305
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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 43, 25 November 1871, Page 3
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188Special Telegrams Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 43, 25 November 1871, Page 3
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