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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1820, 6 March 1884, Page 3

«. . Tuesday's Firing. The series of matches closed on Tuesday at } the range at Rllerolie. The following' me the particulars:— Councillor' and Citizens' Match.— Ranges, 20U and 500 yaid* ; 7 shots at each. 175 competitor^ had cntei cd. The following me the winning scoies <md money prizes -.—Sergeant Buchanan, Auckland, total 61, £(> ; Bell, Auckland, 57, t"> ; J. H. Haslett, Auckland, 5(5, €"> ; Co\, Whangarei, 55, £3; Lieutenant Mo^kin, Taranaki, 54 £3 ; Captain Payntoi, Stoke, 54, £2; H. Rose, Auckland," 53, £2: A. Newdick, Thames, 52, £2 ; W l'attei -.on, Thames, 52, £2; Hawk, 52. £1 ; J)i\on (civilian), 52, £1 ; Floyd, Thames. 52, £1 ; Churton, Wanganui, 53, £1 ; W. S. Ti.ijes, Auckland, 52, £1 ; Remington, Wanganui, 52, £1 ; A. May, Wamku, 52, £1 ; Henderson, Auckland, 01, i'l ; Y. Fiance, Wellington, 51, £1 ; Allen, Auckland, 51, £L ; Downie, Thames, 51, £1 ; Web--tei, Auckland, 51, £1 ; McGonagle, Auckland, 51, £1; M. J. Moore (civilian), ~>l, £1; H. Williams, 51, £1 ; Seigeant Tajlor, Auckland, 51. £1 ; W. I3ulhn<'er, Wellington, 51, £1. Civilian M.vroH.— 2oo and 500 yaids. Seven shots «it each distance. Open only to members of the association who aio not members of volunteer eoips. Snider rifles or carbines Go\einmeut pattern. The result is as follows : -A. D. Bennett, •. 48, £3; W. J. Mooir, 47, £2; A. Buckley, 46, £1 ; J. K. McDonald. 1"), £1 ; S. Mills, 43, £1; 1). Twolnll, -11, £1; JI. Hookei, 32 ; W. S. GnfHn, 31; W. Ni\on, -10; T. Bennett, 32 ; E. Mills, 21). Mr Buckley lodged <i piotcst ag.iinst Mr A. D. Bennett on the giound that hit. brother and himself filed out of the same rifle ; but the piotest was not dealt w ith. Rifle Company Chaiu vi.i: Maivu. To be fired for by rcpiesentatises of \oluuteer companies in New Zealand. Ranges— 2oo, 500, and 000 yaids ; .se\en shots per man at each lange: enti.ince fee, GOs Gd, including ammunition. l r iist pii/e, £30 and the nHe challenge cup, which goes to the highest scoiei in the ■winning team j second pn/e, £11; thud, There wcie f>o\en te.uns> enteied, and the result was as follows :—: — m I—Victoriv1 — Victori v Rillk-s, Alcmanp No. 2 ¥ Team.— Total, 301. r 2— Victoria Kiflls, No. 1 Tuam.— Total, 355. 3.— Thamks RiFr.K Kan^.i ->.— 3lO. WAXGANUI KfLLI'. TI.VM.-31S. AncKLANi) Cirv Ctl vunb. No 2 Tkvm.— 307. Wang vnui Cm Uii-n •, —307. Auckland Cm Guards, No 2Tevm.— 307. Waiboa Ru-lks Tkvm.— 2Bl. Carbine Company Cm vi.li:nc.e Mvtch.— To be filed for by lepio-icntatnes wf Volunteer companies in Now Zealand, Ranges— 2oo, 300 and oOOjaids. .Seven shots per man at each range. .Smdei caibmes. Eutiance fi e, 00^ Oil, including ammunition, pei team. Prizes : Ist, the Challenge Cup and £30 ; 2nd, £15; 3id, t's. Theie weie seven teams competing, and the fh--t piuc was won by the Auckland Aitilloiy, No. 2 team, the Cup falling to the lot of A. Woolley, with a seme of 80 points,. The results aie as follow-, .— I.— Aucklvni) AuniLEUY, No. 2 Tkvm. —302. 2.— Thv.me«3 Na\al AiiTinjxv, No. 1 Team.— 3s3. 3.— Alcklvxd AitrrLLLin, No. ] Team. -342. Wellington AiiriLLLKY, No. 2 Tj:vm.— 340. Wellington Nay ais AmiLrhin Tkam. —348. Welling ion Aiuili liv, No. 2Ti.vm.— 330. Thames Naa \l Aiiii.luu, No. 2 Tlam. —320. This match bi ought to a close the meeting for 1884.