RIFLE SHOOTING.
THE (OPAKI CLUB. i" The Opaki Rifle Club fired their fifj;h trophy competition yesterday afternoon. The day was bright but hot, and a trioky rear fish-tail wind was blowing. A feature of tbo day's shooting was Rifleman G. Hyde's registering th i "possible" at tbe 500 yards range. The fdllowling scores were registered: Hdp. 500 6uo 700 yds. yds. yds. T. R. J. King scr 32 33 27—y'2 IW. Mason 5 31. 28 26—90 G.Hyde i snr 35 28 25-88 jA. Cameron sor 28 32. 26—86 J.. MoHattie sor 33 26 25—84 J.Turnbull Bor 28 29 26—83 W. J. Weloh sor 29 28 22—79 W. Feast scr 26 31 19—76 Jno. MoKenzie sor ,29 26 19—74 Jas. MoKenzie 2 28 20 15—65 A.Lewin 6 25 21 13—65 A. Dawes 5 31 24 27—87 Owing to the Masterton Rifle Volunteers firing a match with the Pabiatua Rifles at the Opaki range on Saturday, the competition to have been held by tbe Opaki Clnb on that day baa been postponed until December Bth. v r
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8299, 30 November 1906, Page 6
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175RIFLE SHOOTING. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8299, 30 November 1906, Page 6
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