VOLUNTEERS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2778, 19 December 1887, Page 2

VOLUNTEERS.

The eight competition of the Master* ton Volunteers for A and B class trophies took place on. Saturday last, ' the weather being in every, way favorable for good shooting, consequently some high scores wero, made. ' Lieut. Thompson sticoecded in getting : his third leg in for the A trophy, arid" has only to win it once more, when it becomes his absoluto property. 'Vol. F. Pellmg got his second let* in* for the B Glass trophy. Thodistan'ces 'a were 200, 300, and 300 yards, five" shots at each range,; The following . are Saturday's scores" A CLASS. • Lieut, Thompson.., i>( gQ Vol, G. Blane im ' 59 " R, McKenzie 58 " O. Hoffiens 57 " Gr. Bentley w gy " O. Benftey ... 54 . SergUMthewa.., „, 54 ut Kibblewhite ... ~, gj Corpl, Peacock 59. Sergfc.Wood .... ... 50 - Capt. Donald ... ... ® Vol. Wilton rjg B Cuss. Vol. F. Pelling ... ... 55 " G.Schultz, ... ... ... 42 " B. Minifo ... .... .... 37 .

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