The annual tiring for Captain Clark's belt commenced on Saturday last, but, owing to the rain squalls, was not completed." . Thero were about fifty competitors. Major Derroiu was in command, assisted by Cap tain Mahon. Five shots each at 200 yds and 300 yds were fired, and tho following scores of twenty and upwards were niado : Gunner) T, Bell, Artillery, 34; Sergeant C. "Watson, Victoria,' 34 ; Volunteer J. Fairs, Victoria, 30; Sergeant D. Hay, No. 3, 29; Gunner.W. Trayes, Artillery, 28; Sapper Sterling, Engineer?, 28 ; Sergeant McLcod, Victoria, 27; Major Morrow, No. 3, 27; Volunteer Skinner, Victoria, 27; Volunteer James Leigh, No. 3, 25; Volunteer Adams, Victoria, 25; Volunteer K. Townaend, No. 3, 24; Volun. tcer T. Fairs, Victoria, 24; Leiutenant Kobinson, No. 3, 24; Volunteer Hamilton, Victoria, 23 ; Gunner T. Trayes, Artillery, 23; Volunteer Tiernty, No; 3, 23; Volun. tcer Smith, Navals, 23 ; Volunteer Belahnm, Victoria, 22; Volunteer J. Elliott, Hobson, 21; Sergeant C. Taylor, Victoria, 21; Volunteer J. W. Leigh, No. 3, 21; Sapper Shaw, Engineers, 20; Volunteer J. Loo, Victoria, 20 ; Gunner Henderson, Artillery, 20; Volunteer W. Partington, No. 3, 20; Volunteer flicholuon, No. 3, 20.
