The other scores were : — Miller, 66 ; Hill, ■Gordon, Miller, Pell, Armstrong, J. Ballinger, Mapp, and Lancaster, 65 ; Richardson, Currie, Marshall, Clark, Bould, Waddell, Fenton, Martelli, and Bannister, 64 ; Thomas, Morris, John Doidge, Weir, and Downie, 63 ; Allen, Monk, Reed, Parson, Cropp, Rogers, 62; Buckley, James Doidge, Crossman, A. Bal linger, Grey, Gully, Milne, 61; Hunter, Mills, Dixon, 60 ; Sophie, 54 ; ' Marshall, -50 ; Atcheson, 53 ; James, 56 ; Johnson, 44 ; Sutton, 47; DavK 45; Hancock, 58;' F. Sutton, 52; A. Frith, 49; Jack, 59; D. Kelly, 52 ; Cameron, 50 ; Kennedy, 57 ; Heb- Jey, 47; Moore, 45; Jenkins, 53; Haycock, 37 ; Stagg, 40 ; Anderson, 53 ; Howell, 55 ; Cording, 57; Keeller, 66; Barr, 54; Cole man, 48 ; Neal, 44 ; Fairs, 55 ; Kermode, 46 ; Walker, 54; M'Carthy, 45; Perrin, 39; Houston, 56 ; Harris, 52 ; Armstrong, 59 ; C. Martin, 50 ; Frith, 59 ; Judge, 59 ; Captain Thompson, 46; M'lntosh (Wellington), 57; M'lntosh (Napier), 57 ; Woolley, 59 ; Howie, 49; Adolph, 56; Philpotts, 57; Laird, 48; Mair, 55; M'Kenzie, 48; Nicholson, 57; Gorrie, 39 ; Waugh, 49; Jennings, 26 ; Morri son, 50 ; Reaves, 48 ; M'Leod, 48 ; C Sutton, 51. FIFTEENTH MATOH. The ' fifteenth match, for the Ladies' Prizes, was fired to-day.. First prize, a ring, given by Mrs Watts, aud L 5; second, L 8; third, L 5; fourth, L 4; and two of L 3, six of L 2, and 12 of Ll. One hundred and twenty-five shot. Hutchinson, 73; M'Carfcney, Coventry, Rich ardson, Oakey, each 71 ; W. Ballinger, Cooper, King, Reid, M'Leod, Fenton, each 69 ; Morris, Griffith, Clark, Waugh, Smith, Prowse, sen., Anderson, Burr, Hunter, A. Ballinger, Hard ing, Kennedy, and Downie, each 68. The other acojres are ;— Milne, 63 ; Dixon, 60: Acheson, 62; Freeth, 61; Hebley, 61; Parson, 56 ; Marshall, 65 ; Perrin, 60 ; Nichol- Bon, 64 ; Houston, 60 ; Howie, 62 ; Thorbum, .50; Haycock, 57; Robs: 64; Linstrom, 60; Adolph, 64 ; Leigh, 59 ; Jenkins, 54 ; Kenning, 39 : D. 