SEVENTH INFANTRY MATCH.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1897, 1 February 1875, Page 2

SEVENTH INFANTRY MATCH.

(1.) Ranges, 200, 300, 400, 50A and 600 yards; (2.) Seven shots at each range ; (3) Ties to be decided— (a.y'By the score made at the longest distance; (6.) If still a tie, by the score made at the next longest distance^;:- (c.j If still a tie, .by the score' made at the next longest distance, and so on to the first range ; (d.) If still a. tie, by subclauses b to /of Rule 21:, General Rules. , "'".',, , o . Bange Prizes.—Hiphest^ scorer/'aD* 200 yards, £2; .highest scqrer at 300 yards, £2; highest scorer at' 4<)O yards, £2; highest scorer at 509 yards, £2; "highest scorer at 600 yards', £2. Match Prizes —Ist prize, £18; 2nd prize, £15j'3rd prize, £12; 4th prize, i £9; sth prize, £8; 6th "prizer£7 ; 7th . > prize, £6 ;. Bth prize, £5; 9th prize, £5 ;" 10th prize, £5. * ' ? The highest aggregate scorer in the six matches, of which this is the last, will be .the champion rifle shot, of Dew Zealand for the year 1875. The followwill be awarded:—,

Ties for the highest aggregate scores will be decided as follows, viz. .'—By the - total scores made in the seventh match ; ' if still a tie, by the total scores made in the second match; if still .a tie, by the rules, laid down in clause 21, General Bules, by the scores made in the sixth match. " '

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