JUBILEE RIFLE MEETING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 989, 8 March 1910, Page 5

JUBILEE RIFLE MEETING.

unfavourable conditions. MARSHALL, OF KARORI, LEADS IHE AGGREGATE. By '! el°eraph—Press Association. TRENTHAM, March 7. The weather at Trentham 10-day was the worst for shooting for the last three years, so bad indeed that during the afternoon, although nearly six hundred men fired over , the 600 and 900 yards ranges, not one secured the "possible."' In the morning the conditions were somewhat better, but still trying to both young and. seasoned riflemen. At times the difference between the shots being ,15 degrees. The prize list is as follows: OTAGO MATCH. The principal prize winners in the Otago Match, of 800 and 900 yards, 10 shots at each were • Moye, Denniston, £5, 94. Morgan, Auckland, £4, 93. Morgan, Napier, 93. Olsen, Eketahuna, £3, 93. Clyde, Waikare, £3, 93.

Ayson, Murihiku, i 53, 93. Patrick, McCalley, Marenzi and Thomas, each won £2; seventy-five won &\, and thirty tyros from £1 to 10s. WELLINGTON MATCH, 500 and 600 Yards, 10 Shots at Each,

Fisher, Stoke, £5, 96. . Parslow, Akarana, £4, 96. Barker, Wellington, £4, 96. Jaines, Napier, £3, 96. Smith, Hastings, £?, 95. Tonkin, Dunedin, £B, 95. King, Linwoonl, £2, 94. Piggott, Australia, £2, 94.. Moselen, Kaeo, £2, 94. Ching, Lyttelton, £2, *94. Over one hundred men won £1 and Os prizes. THE AGGREGATE.

The following are the elevtn highest aggregates Marshall, Karori 365 Halliday, Karori ' . 363 King, Christchurch 361 Sandford, Christchurch 361 Evane, Christchurch 360 W. H. Ausfpatlia 359' Frank, Nelson 359 Governlock, Woodville 359 Parslow, Akarana 358 Bowden, New South Wale 3 357 Pigott, New South Wales 357