Shooting Prize Winners List




THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 693

NAMES of WINNERS of MEDALS for the PROVINCES, being Highest Scorers in the First Set
District Prizes.

Province. Rank and Name. Corps. Scores.
Auckland Captain D. H. Lusk Forest Rifles 48
Taranaki Private Quigley Militia 38
Wellington Volunteer A. Milne Union (Rangitikei) Rifles 51
Hawke's Bay Volunteer H. Wallace Napier Artillery 42
Nelson and Marlborough Volunteer W. Soper Spring Creek (Marlborough) Rifles 46
Canterbury Volunteer Jackson City Guards (Christchurch) Rifles 48
Otago and Southland Lieutenant Goldie Port Chalmers Naval Brigade 49
Westland Volunteer Walsh 1st Westland Rifles 52

NATIVE CONTINGENT. — Sixteen Prizes, value £30.

Ranges, 300, 400, and 500 yards. Five shots at each Range. Any position. Targets, 6 x 6 feet; centre, 4 x 4 feet;
bull's-eye, 2 feet square. Highest possible score, 60 points.

Prize. Name. Corps. 300 yds. 400 yds. 500 yds. Totals,
1st Prize, £5 Captain Mair Captain Mair's Contingent 15 16 17 -48
2nd £3 Hone Rua Captain Preece's Contingent 19 11 11
3rd £2 10s. Hare Takiru Captain Mair's Contingent 18 8 13
4th £2 10s. Lieutenant Bluett Captain Mair's Contingent 17 12 10
5th £2 Hotene Captain Preece's Contingent 11 12 15
6th £2 Manahi Captain Mair's Contingent 13 12 13
7th £2 Coffey Captain Preece's Contingent 9 14 14
8th £1 10s. Te Rupi Captain Mair's Contingent 12 15 9
9th £1 10s. Te Korahiti Captain Mair's Contingent 10 9 16
10th £1 10s. Hemi Hapi Captain Mair's Contingent 10 16 9
11th £1 10s. Kawana Captain Preece's Contingent 13 11 10
12th £1 Hakiaha Captain Preece's Contingent 15 14 5
13th £1 Rawakata Captain Preece's Contingent 16 8 8
14th £1 Hemi Maka Captain Preece's Contingent 15 14 3
15th £1 Rewiri Paru Captain Mair's Contingent 10 9 12
16th £1 Nikorahi Captain Mair's Contingent 18 8 5

Number of Competitors, 41. Average, 28.76.

Distribution of Prizes —
Captain Mair's Contingent ... £ 18 10 0
Captain Preece's Contingent ... 11 10 0
£30 0 0

Printed under the authority of the New Zealand Government, by GEORGE DIDSBURY, Government Printer, Wellington.



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🛡️ Winners of District Medals for Highest Scorers in First Set District Prizes (continued from previous page)

🛡️ Defence & Military
District Prizes, Medal Winners, Scores, Volunteers, Militia, Artillery
8 names identified
  • D. H. Lusk (Captain), Highest scorer for Auckland Province
  • Quigley (Private), Highest scorer for Taranaki Province
  • A. Milne (Volunteer), Highest scorer for Wellington Province
  • H. Wallace (Volunteer), Highest scorer for Hawke's Bay Province
  • W. Soper (Volunteer), Highest scorer for Nelson and Marlborough
  • Jackson (Volunteer), Highest scorer for Canterbury Province
  • Goldie (Lieutenant), Highest scorer for Otago and Southland
  • Walsh (Volunteer), Highest scorer for Westland Province

🛡️ Sixteen Prizes awarded to Native Contingent members based on shooting scores

🛡️ Defence & Military
Native Contingent, Shooting Competition, Prize Winners, Scores, Maori
16 names identified
  • Mair (Captain), Winner of 1st Prize Native Contingent
  • Hone Rua, Winner of 2nd Prize Native Contingent
  • Hare Takiru, Winner of 3rd Prize Native Contingent
  • Bluett (Lieutenant), Winner of 4th Prize Native Contingent
  • Hotene, Winner of 5th Prize Native Contingent
  • Manahi, Winner of 6th Prize Native Contingent
  • Coffey, Winner of 7th Prize Native Contingent
  • Te Rupi, Winner of 8th Prize Native Contingent
  • Te Korahiti, Winner of 9th Prize Native Contingent
  • Hemi Hapi, Winner of 10th Prize Native Contingent
  • Kawana, Winner of 11th Prize Native Contingent
  • Hakiaha, Winner of 12th Prize Native Contingent
  • Rawakata, Winner of 13th Prize Native Contingent
  • Hemi Maka, Winner of 14th Prize Native Contingent
  • Rewiri Paru, Winner of 15th Prize Native Contingent
  • Nikorahi, Winner of 16th Prize Native Contingent