RIFLE SHOOTING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9058, 18 February 1908, Page 3

RIFLE SHOOTING.

OPAKI CLUB'S TROPHY MATCHES.

Following are the scores in the second trophy competition of the Opaki Rifle Club, fired last week: —

The two highest scorers. secure a leg-in each for Mr W. G. Beard's trophy.

CARTERTON" RIFLES.

(From Our Own Correspondent)

The Carterton Rifle Volunteers indulged in some practice firing at Belvedere, on Saturday. The following scores were registered:— 200 Yards.—Captain Skey, lying 16; Private Eagle, lying 18, sitting 13; Private King 12 and 9; Private Bond, 18 and 14; Private Martin 15 and 16: Private Paaske, 22 and 20; Private F. Sewcll, 11 and 20; Private Offoski, 13 and 4; Sergeant Fairbrother, 16 and 11; Private Vickerstaff, lying 11; Private Redman, lying 15; Private Salmon, lyine 18; Sergeant Roydhouse, 22 and 11; Bugler Fairbrother, 18 and 22; Lieutenant Toomath, sitting 11; Private Ireland, lying 15, sitting 12; Private Sievers, 15 and 15; Private Rossiter, lying 6; Private Underhill 9 and 13; Private H. Sevvell, 10 and 19; Private Harvey, 13 and 17; Private Robinson, 6 and 6;Private Price, 21 and 16; Private Hall, 12 and 9; Private Morgan 20 and 20; Corporal Beechey,,2sand2o. 300 Yards.—Sergeant Fairbrother, lying 16; Private Martin 13; Private Eagle, 15; Private Hall, 15; Private Morgan, 8; Private Robinson, 9; Private Paaske, 26; Private Harvey, 18; Private F. Sewell, 7; Private Beechey, 18; Sergeant Roydhouse, 18; Private Sievars, 16. 200 Yards and 300 Yards.—Sergeant McKinnon, 200 yards, lying 13, and 300 yards, lying 10; Sergeant Roydhouse, 22 and 11; Corporal McKenzie 20 and 21; Sergeant Pulsford 23 and 22; Private Manson, 13 and 8; Private Bubbers, 18 and 4; Private Sewell, 13 and 9; Private Robinson, 8 and 9; Private Eagle, 18 and 13; Private Hulley, 4 and 16; Private Walden, 7 and 12; Private Nimodt, 8 and 8; Private Symonds, 23 and 13; Private Parker, 19 and 22; Private Sewell, 18 and 10; Private G. Hall, 16 and 17: Private Miller, 18 and 10; Lieutenant Hart, 22 and 13; Sergeant Fairbrother, 13 and 19; Private Whyte, 16 and 14; Private Woods 10; 1 Private Price, 16 and 14; Corporal Vickerstaff, 20 and 18; Corporal Lawrence. 23 and 12; Private Reid,l6 and 20; Private J. Woods, 4; Private Daley, 9; Private Martin, 13 and 13; Private Rosaiter, 12 and 15; Private J. K. Woods, 4; Private Bond, 10 and 15; Private Underhill, 14 and 9; Private Sievers. 17 and 9; Private Ireland 15 and 9.

900 1000 Help. yds. yds. Tl. B. Bennett scr 27 25— 52 H. Brighting scr 28 24— ■'52 R. King scr 28 23— 51 A. J. Cameron scr 21 27— • 48 A. Lewin 10 19 16— 45 W. Winslade scr 21 22— 43 H. Perry 4 22 17— • 43 W. Spring 12 18 13— 43 R. Harding 12 12 18— 42 J. Henry scr 18 23— 41 W. Feast scr 20 19— 39 A. Dawes 10 11 18— • 39 J. Turnbull scr 20 18— • 38 J. Bairstow scr 20 17— 37 S. McNabb 10 10 16— 36 W. D. Bennett 10 15 K — 30 J. McKenzie scr 23 6— 29 J as. McKenzie 10 10 9— 29 J. McHattie scr 10 18— 28 G. Hyde scr 13 1427 P. Holmes 12 4 7— 23 F. Miller 10 11 rtd— 21 N. Haslem 15 0 6~ 21 H. Mawley 4 6 10— 20