ever fired 36 consecutive shots at 200 yards in his life ; though I have several times seer him make seven bull's-eyes consecutively at that distance — seven being the number of shots usually fired by us at each range while prac-, tising. We are entirely at a loss to know from ; whom you could have received such erroneous information as that which I now write to con tradict. I fear it shov, s a disposition on • the part of some one to be facetious at the expense of the highest scorer in the late competition. — I am, &c, - W. S. PILLANS, Capt. N. 1 Co., Clutha Rifles.
THE OTEPOPO CEMETERY.
