VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.

Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 138, 19 March 1872, Page 3

VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.

Tiie firing by the Cadets between 14 and 17 years of age, in the third set, took place at the riHe range, Mount Eden, on Saturday last. There was a good number present. The day was fine, and the majority of the scores made were splendid. The ranges were 100, 200, and 300 yards, five shots at each range. L'he scores made ,in the second set are to he added together, making 25 shots in all, or a possible 100 points. The tup score on Saturday was 54, made by R. Lynch, of the Grammar School Cadets. In the second set he made 31, thus making 85 points altogether. Major Gordon was in charge.

[We give, the scores of 50 and over only in the competition in the two sets.— Ed. T. G.]

2nd G. Nr,me of Corps. Tl. set. Tl. Ii. Lynch. Grammar School of 31 85 Hanuaforcl 44 2!) 75 Gillies ,, 44 31 75 J. Partington, No. 3 Company - 32 38 70 •I. Pratt, No. 5 Company Sergt. Von Tempsky, Grammar .30 32 08 School ... 38 25 03 Robevtshaw, St. John’s College 38 25 03 Moss. No. 3 Company - 33 27 00 Rattray, Grammar School 28 32 00 Churton 30 28 58 King 33 25 58 Castelli 28 2(1 54 Williams ., Lublin, No. 3 Company 2(5 28 54 33 21 54 Hauliain, Grammar School 24 30 54 Smallfichl. St. John’s College - 31 22 53 Grey, Auckland College 27 21) 53 Melndoe, Blue School 30 22 52 Garland. No. 15 Company 2!) 22 51 Mills 25 25 50 Bell. Blue School —Herald. 20 30 50