The Shanghai team fired on Tuesday morning inthe Inter-Port Match. A heavy fog considerably handicapped the marks-meu at the first two ranges, and the total, considering the very unfavourable atmos-Phone conditions, entinot but be omsidored aa creditable to Shanghai, and indeed was nothing short of a pleasurable surprise to many who predicted a much more decided defeat. The, tural of 830 is 37 points behind the Hongkong score. The umpires wore Captain Mackeozis, of the Home Guard, for Shanghai, Lieutenant Dobree, R.MLA., for Singapore, and Major Tripp for Hongkong, while Captain B. A. Clarke was in charge of the range. Capt. Little, "1A" Ca, captained the team, and Serg, Macdonald, S.M.P., kept the register.
The following are the scores 20 wie. 50)yils. 600 ya TH, Capt. Little 1445-32 4959511-90 345541530 92 Gun, Murphy....S854445 32 444551532 4444:3-26 90 Corp, toss SAGAS DE 25525AbET USHAED 88 Gan, Crank 155 185-32 3254555-20 4594124.28 7
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