RIFLE SHOOTING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10566, 23 February 1912, Page 6

RIFLE SHOOTING

ALFREDTON CLUB. The above Club held their final cup and trophy shoot on Saturday last. The. Holmes Warren challenge clip for-the highest aggregate off the rifle, •was won by Rifleman F. Percy, with a score of 371. In the handicap aggregate, W. A. Algie wins the Kebibell Cnp with 371 points. The Dagg shield goes to 31. Godinagh, with 370, and Mr Aitken's cup to \Y. Algie, with 369. The following ' also win trophies:— L. Perev- 3G£, G. Benton 367, P. Wilton 365, and A. Gordon 33-1. Following are Saturday's scores:—

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