CARBINE MATCH. (Concluded from Saturday). A cakbixe match took place on Saturday afternoon between a representative team of H.M.S. Cormorant and a similar number of the members of the A Battery New Zea land Artillery. The weather was superb, and an enjoyable match took place. The following are the scores:— Artillery. 200 yds. dOOyda. 500 yds. Tl. Ansell .. -. 13 14 li -41 Kearns .. .. . 12 14 13 - 3<J Payne .. .. 15 15 11 —41 Scottcr .. .. 13 7 8— 28 Hendorson .. 15 13 H- 42 Kose.. .. -. 13 11 13 — S7- Wooley 17 16 12 — 41 Titchener.. .. 15 17 16 — 48 W. Rose .. - 15 13 10 —33 Traya .. .. 13 15 12 — 10 Total '393 H.M.S. CORMOItANT. 200 yds. 400 yds. 500 yds. Tl. Milea .. .. 8 12 6 — 2G Pratt .. .. 5 8 8— 21 McNeil 0 7 6-22 Dennis .. .. 13 11 12 — 31! Waterman .. 7 12 10 — 29 Everall .. .. 13 11 4—28 Smith .. .. 10 13 5-28 Abbolt .. .. 12 10 G- 23 Pennell .. .. 13 9' 0— 22 Wallace .. .. 12 7 0 — 19 Total 259 By this it will he seen that the Artillery were the victors by 139 points. After the match had been concluded the men marched into town, headed by the band, which en livened the way by piaying the lively strains of "My Grandfather's Clock."

MRS BRITTEN'S LECTURE.
