B. F. Brown leads with 46, being followed by Pte, Glaeser with 32.
Oct, 10.
Shooting took place at' the Range yesterday morning, from the 400 yd.
in the final stage of the City Fathers' Competition, the prizes for which are presented by the members of the Manicipsl Council, The conditions for the completion are: ranges 300 and 400 yd.: one sighting shot and five to count targets avd scoring. Throsgboat the morning the light was good, bat there was a rather strong north-westerly breeze. The scores appended are incomplete, owing to the fact that the conscientious objectors to Sunday shooting did not fire until 5 pin. yesterday and the cards have yet to be checked.
In Class I, the highest tetels were made by Sgt. Zillig 44; Pte. Latby 43; Cpl. Lightfoot, Ool.. Sgt. Payne ud Lieut. Gaskin, 42; Lieut. Saner 10 ead and Pte. Stange, 41; Pte. Brock. Cpl. Colon and Sgt. Little, 40. Tu Class TI, the highest acores were made by Lieut. Diniz and Pte. Forsyth, 39; Gor, Bowman 35; and Pte, Jobaneson 30.
Oct. 11, The conscientious objectors fired in the City Fathers' Competition on Monday evening, and their total scores are as follows:—Class I—Sapper Rendall, 40; Capt. Thomas, 36; Pte, Forshaw, shot and five to count, Bisley targets and scoring. "The weather conditions were good, and fire competitors made one short of a "possi the highest scores were made by:
iz, Koneberg, Large, with 24 each; Ptes, Brock Luthy snd Cpl. Conlon, 23 each Sgt. Pollock, Col.-Sgt, Zi, 22, L-Cpl. Lightbody, and Ptes. Lockyer and Spring, 22 each, In Class LI, the highest scorers were Ptee, Turner and Forsyth, 21 each; Gur. Bowman and Pte. Glaeser, 19) each; snd Pte. Morgan, 18.
Oct. 12, On Tuesday evening the conscientious objectors to Sanday shooting completed the competition for the Monicipal Challenge Cop, bat only the score of Capt, Thomas, 54, has any bearing on the result, Yesterday morning, shooting took place at the 700 yd. in "Sassoon" Competition, There was thick groand mist doring the first hour of shooting, but later in the morning the mist was dispersed by a" slight north-westerly breeze, In Close I, the highest acorers at the two ranges were Ptes. Dahl, J. M. Diniz, Koneberg and Latby, with 46 each; Pte, Linde, 45; and Ptes, G, Lynch. Large and Stange, with 44 each. In Class LI, the highest total were made by Pte, Torner, 42; Pte, Forsyth, 36; Gor. Bowman, 35; and Ptos. Lange and Manwaring, 34 each. At the 700 yd. range Cpl. Uyeno made a possible yesterday morning, bat this was of little aesistance to him, owing to the fact he bad a " wash-out" at the first on Tuesday morning.
Oct. 13.
Shooting took place yesterday morning, in ideal weather conditions, in the Yangteze Competition, for prizes presented by Mr. John Prentice. The conditions were: 500 yd. range, first-class figure targets, ten rounds. The highest scores in Des I were made by Pte. Linde, 19; Cpl. Bosch and Pte. Harada, 16 each; Capt. Thomas and Pte. Luthy, 15 each; Pte, R J. Collaco, 14; Heat, Sellick, Pte. Baomann and Pte. Lockyer, 13 each, In Class LI the highest scorers.were: Cpl. Brotherton, Bugler Dafour and Pte, Tarner, Col.-8gt. Grey and Gar. Gilieo, 9 each.
THE LADIES' PRIZE, The {cllowing is the result of the competition for the Ladies' Prizes, awarded those ladies whose champions made the highest aggregate scorea in the City Fathers' and Sassoon competitions 1.—Pte. Luthy (89) for Miss Law. 2.—Pe. Linde (89) for Mrs, R. B.
Harder,
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