NEW ZEALAND,

Waikato Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2284, 1 March 1887, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND,

[by TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] i CHRISTCHURCH, Monday. The following is the prize list of the only match concluded to-day ; —Wellington match, 300 yds. and 500 yds. ; 7 shots at each range ; open to all members, but not counting for belts: Corpl. Hutchinson (North Dunedin Rifles) £10, 56 ; Corpl. McKenzie (Wellington Artillery) £7, 55 ; Gunner Lumsden (Auckland Artillery),' £6,' .55 ; Capt. Lee (Victoria Rifles, Auckland), £5, 55 ; Volunteer Simpson, (Kaitaogata Rifles), £5, 54 ; Lieut. Hogg, (Glutha Rifles), £4, 54; Sergt. Kitchen, (Wellington Artillery), £4, 53 ; Corporal Williams, (Napier Artillery), £3, 53; Captain Lucas, (Thames Rifle Rangers), £3, 53 ; Lieut. Flyger, (Wanganui City Rifles), £3,' 52 ; Sergt. Parslow, (Auck- . land Artillery), £2. 52 ; Volunteer Fortland, (Sydenham Rifles), £2, 52; Volunteer Calip, (Kaiwarra Rifles), £2, 52; Captain Cosgrove, (Otepopo Rifles), £2, 52; Private W. Ballanger, (Wellington Guards), £2, 52. HAWERA, Monday. Anthony jTryel, Midhurst, was arrested on a charge of indecent assault on a Maori girl at Ngaire. MASTERTON, Monday. Yesterday morning about 2.30, a fiveroomed house owned and occupied by Mr T. Wrigley, was burned down, and very little furniture was saved, the. family barely having time to escapeA spark from a stove through the lead to the roof is supposed to have ignited the roof of the main building. The house was insured in the New Zealand Office for £250, and the furniture in the South British for £150.