Ballinger, of Wellington, made the top score of ninety, and was . run very close by White and Webster, both of whom had 89. It was a dim cult matter to decide the tie between these two. They had the same numbers ; three fours and bullseyes, but White having finished with a bullseye, the tie went in his favour. McCallum is again well up. White, Weir and Parslow to gether, and within seven points top score. The result is very creditable to the Auck-

land men,

Hawkes Bay Match, open to all menir bes of the New Zealand Rifle Association, 50 0 and 600 yds; 10 shots at each range, forty-seven prizee :— Ballinger, Wellington Guards, £12, 90. White, Auckland Rifle Club, £10, 89. Webster, "A" Battery, Auckland, £8, 89.
Cameron, Dunedin, £6—87. McCallum, " O " Battery, Auckland, £5 -87. Tiffen, Gisborne, £4—86. King, Napier, £4—86. Cato, Wellington, £4—86. Martin, Tuapeka, £4, 85. Williams, Wellington, £4, 84. Still, Wellington, £3, 84. A. Ballinger, Wellington, £3, 83-. Weir, Thames, £3—83. Atkinson, Wellington, £3—83 Parslow, Auckland, £3 —83. Grant, Waimate, £2—82. Berry, Wanganui, £2—82. Bunting, Wellington, £2,82. Oates, Greytown, £2, 82. Kirk, Wellington,£2, 82. Okey, Taranaki, £2, 81. Frederick, Dunedin, £2, 80. Oakden, Dunedin, £2, 80. Randall, Manawatu, £2, 80. Scott, Christchurch, £2, 80. Howe, Wellington, £2, 80. Purnell, Wanganui, £2, 80. There are 20 winners of £1 prizes. At 1.30 p.m. the complete prize list had not been made up.
