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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2658, 27 July 1887, Page 3

twitli the first barrel, Mr Tancred ot every one one of his birds, but he ,d tlio bad luck of losing two of them out of bounds. Mr Rawson, the winner of the first prize was more fortunate., only one of his birds falling out of bounds. He hit them all. Mr N. Grace would have stood a good chance for first or second place, but lo3t.ko.pf his birds. Mr \Y. E.'Bid•'will shot in.good style; lie hit every bird but one, and lie lost one badly wotmdcd. Mr John Bidwill shot five birds in succession with his first barrel but.missed his first two birds. Mr E, Verniel made a few good shots, but •Messrs Buchanan and C. Bidwill, although shooting fairly, were unfortunate with their birds, some getting over the boundary. Taking the shooting all around there were evidently no "muffs' 1 among the company, but the birds did not rise at times very favorably to the shooter, soiuo of them taking a long time to start. The second prize vas fired for by .Messrs W. E. Bidwill, Tancred, and mO. Bidwill. Mr J. Bidwill missed 'is first bird and retired and Messrs P.. F. Tancred and W. Bidwill, after shooting their birds three times in succession, agreed to divide. . SECOND MATCH. In this match some extraordinary good shooting eventuated, five out .of seven, each hitting a biiu every time in three shots, Mr Rawson, the winner,'hitting every bird with his first barrell, and Mr W. E. Bidwill hitting lour birds out of five. Every bird fell at, the first pull. The following arc the scores— Tl. Rawson and \\\ Uidwill fired the last shot for this stakes, and Mr Bidwill missed.

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