'The four days' camp terminated on Monday afternoon and the squadron marched back to the Race Club, where they were dismissed. The competition for the officers and serrofiles was held on the Monday morning, the conditions being mount and, holding pony. load fou chambers of revolver, fire and hit target 25 yards distant. The result was as follows:—Lientouant Lavers Sergeant A.
463 soco, Sergeant P. Crighton Surg. Capt. Laloass Major. Jones Lieut. Mosberg.
Lavore's violory was a very popular one, particularly as it was the first occasion on whi won prize at one of the Li Horse Gym-kharias.
The prize, a hands or box, presented by the troopers of the squadron, was handed to the winner by Miss Ethel Gilden, "Comsoration" Pate Comretmio:
The above competi fon, which brings ton clove the official fixtures for this year, was played off on Saturday, Sunday, trid "Monday, the Lath, 16th, and 16th tant, and resulted in a win for Mr.
Sparke. The following are the scores returned: 22 92 net. 12 93 4 95 18 95 12 99 18 104
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