On Saturday morning the High School Cadets fired the first of a series of competitions for prizes of, ammunition presented by various corps and officers of corps in Dunedin. The match was one of five shots at 200 yds, 300 yds, and 400 yds, the large inner being used at the shorter ranges. The following were the principal scorers:— «• r

200 300 400 L-corpl Herd ... 7$ \f ft . g#? Chamberlain 16 g £ 1162 = 2 Col-egt Mackenz c 14 17 is 10 of % Capt Montgomery 21 10 20 scr~ 60 Cadet Batehelor „. ifl \i ?? ™ ™ Lieut Gillies . 19 JS \\ l\ ~ ™ Lieut M-Brearty.:; 20 \l ?? fig DuSSlSmery 1!^ 11 Ci* Q™As'

THE NEW ZEALAND WOOL AT THE MELBOURNE EXHIBITION

We take the following from the report, which hasjust reached us, of the jury appointed to adjudicate upon the wool exhibits :—

Division D-Lonq Wool-Geeasy Section 2 -For the best and most valuable 10 fleeces, unskirted, shown in a case or cases, from ewes over one year and a-half old which have been previously shorn 7p»li» St7 JQ°«nll^ Reidl- Elderßlie' Oama ™. New m ti t'ii. 36 0 tdays growch ' over 18 months' &i&7j!L! IMperlb; value of 10 flw Second-Robert Cobb, Palmerston North, New Zealand, 340 days' growth, 3yrs old • 971b 9s£ per lb; value of 10 fleeces, £3 13 9£d 1 n,! am. eS Wali ace' Pa Patoitoi.New Zea land, 332 days' growth; 1401b, 6 5-16 d per lb • value of 10 fleeces, £3 13s 7|d ' Section 3.-For the best ana most valuable 10 fleeces, unskirted, shown in a case or cases from ewes under liyrs old which have been shorn as lambs.
