Hatch No. 7—Carbines.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3801, 4 March 1881, Page 2

Hatch No. 7—Carbines.

(fhom a correspondent.) .K-uri/K Camp, Last night.

(Third Match for the Belt.) " . 200, 300,400, and 500 yards; seven rounds at each distance. Open only to Volunteer members of the Association. Entrance fee, ss. Snider rifle, Government pattern. Attendance at inspection parades ordered by the officer commanding the district during the Volunteer year, to count towards total points—nine (9) to be the maximum. But no points given for attendance to count in the aggregate (for the JBelt or in Match JNo. 12). Volunteers must produce certificates of efficiency for the Volunteer year ending 31st December, 1880, from the officer commanding their corps, which must be given to the register keeper at the commencement of the match. UST OF PBIJSES.

One priae of £10, one prize of £9, one prize of £8, one prize of £6, one prize of £5; three prizes of £3, two prizes of £2, nine prizes of £1; total number of prizes, 19; total priz.e money, £60.

The following is the correct list of prize takers:—France, Wellington, 99; Armstrong, Thames, 94 , McLean, Wellington, 93 i H. Dixon, Wellington, 93 ; A. Dixon, Wellington, 93 ; Gill, Thames, 9,3 ; Cameron and Jf arris, Thames, each 92; Davy, Wellington, 92; Winisett, Nelson, 92 ; C. France, 92; Gordon, 91; Clouston, 90; Keller, Thames, 89; Hood, Nelsou, 89; Payne, Auckland, 89; Laird, Waugauui, 89; Thomas, Thames, 89 ; Ingles, Wellington, 90. Rifle Camp, Nelson. This day, 12.20 p.m. The closing matches for the two, $elts take place to-morrow afte\'U,aou.