A triangular rifle match took place at the Gebbie s Valley rifle range on Satur day, loth June, between teams selected from the Little Biver, Lincoln, and Gebbie'e Valley Rifle Clubs. Conditions— Eteht men aside; seven shots each at 200, 300, and 400 yards; Wimbledon scoring and targets. Resulting in two wins for the Little River Rifles. The following are the scores:—

Little River Rifles—Mr R. Paton, 69; Mr J. Ryan, 73; Mr A. J. Joblin. 62; Mr G. Robinson, 66; Mr H. White, 27; Mr & Harris, 71; Mr £. J. Joblin, 69; Mr H. Thomas, 64. Total, S3l. Lincoln Rifles—Mr Banks, 80; Mr Bar tram. 46; Mr Townshend, 68; Mr Hay, «TMr Kimpton, 52; Mr Price, 68; Mr Backley, 63; average, 63. Total, 506. Gebbie's Valley Rifles—Mr Wheeler, 51; Mr Gebbie, 51: Mr Reeves, 61; Mr G. Rad ford, 49; Mr Bradley, 34; Mr Gebbie, 61; Mr H. Radford, 46; Mr Wheeler, 7tf. Total, 42a

TUBERCULOSIS IN CATTLE.
[PUH ABSOCIATXOH TMiUHUM.] WELLINGTON, June 17. The Cattle Inspector in toe Wellington district is issuing a circular to cattle owners, setting forth the means of lessen ing danger of infection from the presence of tuberculosis in cattle in the herds. Attached to circular is a report of the Departmental Committee, appointed to enquire into tuberculosis in the United Kingdom. ..
THE WOOLSTON RATE.
