Rible Camp, Nelson. This day, 1.22 p.m. The Carbine Belt.
Match. No- s—Caaftines. 200, 400, and 500 yards. Seven rounds at each distance., Open only to '.. Volunteer members, of the Associa- '','.'..' tion. Entrance . fee, ss. Snider carbines, Government pattern. ' \ LIST OP PEIZES.
Qne prize of £9, one price of £8, one : prize of £6, one prize of £5, two prizes of £3, three prizes of £2, ten prizes of £1; total number of prizes, 19 ;• total prize money, £50. ; Armstrong, T.N.B-, is first and is leading for the Belt, : The. following are the prize takers in order named:—Armstrong (Thames), France, F. ;' (Wellington), Harris (Thames), each 7.3; Wisdom (Wauganui) Parslow (Thames), each 72; Thompson (Dunedin), Perry (Wanganui), each 71; Davy (Wellington), Payne (Auckland), Dizo'n, A. (Wellington), McLean (Wanganui), Wilkinson (Dunedin), France, C. (Wellington), Thompson (Port Chalmers), Landy (Wellington), Thomas (Thames), Cameron (Thames), all 70; Laird (Wanganui), Dixon H.(Wellington), each 69.
; ■ ■ (fkom a correspondent.) Rifle Camp, 2.58 p.m. IJlatoh No. 4—Rifles. 400, 5.00, s-nd 600 yards. Seven rounds at -i caq-h. distance. Open only to yfipy&'beer. member^ of the Assooiatiou. Entrance fee, ss. Snider rifle, Government pattern.
LIST OJ? PHIZES. One prize, of "£9, one" prize of £8, one prize of £6, one prize of £5, two prizes of £3, three prizes of £2, ten prizes of £1; total number of prizes, , 19 ; total prize money, £50. The Second Rifle Match is not yet finished. Paynter (Nelson) has finished 70; Downie (Thames) 48, coming back to the 500 range. •' "."' .' '
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3799, 2 March 1881, Page 3
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247Rible Camp, Nelson. This day, I.22 p.m. The Carbine Belt. Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3799, 2 March 1881, Page 3
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