6. Size of target: —At 150,200,250, and 300 yards —6 x 4 feet; centre, 2 feet square ; bull’s eye, 8 inches square. At 400, 500, and 600 yards—6 x 6 feet; centre, 4 feet square; b ull’s eye, 2 feet square. 7. The firing for Government Prizes should be superintended, if possible, by a Field Officer ; and iu the absence of any Field Officer, there must be (ex clusive of any Medical Officer) at least two Commissioned Officers on the ground. 8. A list, giving each competitor a number only, will be given to the officer and marker; another list will be made out with each competitor’s name and corresponding number on it, to be kept by the senior officer stationed at the spot where the com petitors fire from. 9. The senior officer present wall appoint one person to call the names of competitors at the place of firing, and another to remain with the marker near the target. 10. The senior officer present will appoint a marker, who will be under the immediate supervision of the officer appointed to remain near the target. Markers will receive pay at the rate of ss. per diem, if not in the employ of the Government. 11. Each competitor will fire his whole number of shots iu the same day, unless the weather turns out un favourable, when the senior officer present may at any time, at his dis cretion, postpone the firing until the next favourable opportunity. 12. Ties shall be decided by Wim bledon Regulations, 1866, section 13.
