Our Volunteers.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 106, 9 February 1901, Page 3

Our Volunteers.

WAIM ATE RIFLES,

The Wairaato Rifles completed - spoon match yesterday morning. Tb conditions wdre ten shots at 200 am 300 yards. The following ate th scores : 200 300

Hep. yds. yds. T 1 Private Wilce ... 20 41 35 96 Gol.-Sergt. Stevenson 7 47 38 92 Private Inkster ... 7 41 39 B<, Private Clarice ... 25 84 27 86 Corporal Thomas ... 6 43 35 84 Private Bennington 2 45 35 b2 Private William* ® 42 34 82 Hon. Mem. Wain ... Private Dash ... 20 43 12 75 Hon. Mem. Tworaey 15 31 28 74

Lieutenant Hurst’s trophy will be ffred for on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings ; seven shots at 200, 300, and 600 yards. The following are the handicaps : —Blake 9, Wilson 6, Bennington scr., Stevenson 4, Williams 5, Inkster 5, Nicol 7, Jackson 3, Mines 7, Thomas 5 W. Russell, 25, Gaitt 23, Sanders 9, Porter 23, Sims 25, Miller 23. Shackleton 17, Bateman 8, Carbis 17, P- Russell 25, Dash 20, Kirkcaldy 20, Stewart 20, Clarke 23, Wilce 18, E. D. Wilson 25, Hurwood 8. J. Smith 3, R- F. Smith 8, Collett 10, Hazleton 25, A. Berry 16.

A match with the Timaru Port Guards will be tired on Thursday afternoon, the conditions being sevei shots at 300 and 500. yards. The tean will be picked from tno following: Hurst, Jackson, Stevenson, Smith* Mines, Harwood, R. Y. Smith,

Thomas, Cockburn, Bennington, Wilson, Inkster, Williams, Nicol, Blake, and Bateman, The match will start as 1 p.m.