From the following r'port of the scoring of the Victorian Naval Brigade- in the Inter colonial Nfafch Vfth the Naval Volunteers, we lcnrn that the victory U with Otago, tho Naval Velunti ers having scored 514 points to 324 in Victoria. The "ATgus"ofthe 31st ultimo reports the Victorian firing as follows : —" A rifle match wa^ commenced at the Wi! liitngtown "butts on Satorday afternoon, betwef n te-»i members of the Victoria Naval Brigade, und an eqnal number of the Otago Naval JEtrigivle,, the arrangement being that the la'.ter corps should fire at their o*n butts la Tjaai&la on Saturday next. The match originated in » challenge seat by Captain

Thomson-, of the Fort Chalmers Company, on behalf ofjthe NewZeiland men, to Captain Fullarton, of the Surdridge division : Lieut Reef, of the Williamnown Artillery, being appointed to set as umpire for the Gt.iga Volunteers. The distances were 200, 400, 500, and 600 yard*, Hytho position, seven ehota at each range. A strong south-east wind prevailed on Saturday, wh;ch may, in fomc measure, account f<ir ilie Indifferent ihootiog during tbo match. The following arc the fcorcx of the various competitors at tached to the WiUiamatown aad £ar.dridge divisions:— &. Pointf. Gunner W. Mania, Wi!liatTiß'own... 4'J Gum er A. Aitk-n. S<u;driiue -S- Ounni-r T. Be-rcMnfr, Wiliinmstown 35 Gunner D. Goodsir, Sumiridge 34 Ourta'n Fu'lartnn, Sand ridge......... 32 CnpUin Elder, Wi liamsUiwn 3i N.<T.o. Grim wood. KMnindge 20 N.C.O. Campbell, Wiliisnintown 25 Gunner T. Itosie, Sanilridic 25 Gunner U. Hernan, Willmimtovm.. 23 Total at all ranges 324 The following were the scores of the ten re presentatives of the Otago naval force : — LU-utcnont Ptivclv 55 Lieu'enint J. B. Robertson 50 Lk'uten'int lioldie 54 Petty f fllcer Hnrdy 55 Potty OfHrer 15 iin 56 Petty Ofliet-r J. L«.-n -41 Vo!unt<er W. F. Sleveas 60 1 Volunteer Dobie 48 Volunteer R. Lean 48 Tofol 514 In the recent Australian Inter-colonial rifh match, fit Melbourne, Mr M'Clure, one of the compe:it"rs, roa-'e seven bull's e-yc» out of ■ ten shots at 900 yards with aWhitworth rifle, and Air J. W. Fawcett, at 700 jards, made i nine consecutive bull's eye*. At 800 yards, [ Mr J. Sharp, of Sydney, in his ten shots, made centres of the wholes number. The second annual eu;-per of the Ancient Order of Forestcre, Court Hojai, took plsce on FrWay evening, at Bro. 