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K.B.E., C.B., C.B.E., M.C.; Essington Lewis, C.H.; Frank R. Hockey, Esq. 

President: Mr. John Houston, Budge~vah, Hay, N.S.W. 

Hon. Life Vice-President: Mr. J. M. Wilson, 290 Cotham Road, Ifew, E.4. 

Hon. Vice- Presidents: Messrs. W. J. Hanran (Townsville, Qld.), L. P. 

Hughes (Sydney, N.S.W.), R. A. Miles (Spokane, Washington, U.S.A.), 

H. Roaers - IEdmvare. - Mlddlesex. Endand). 

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Thornbury, Vict. Mr. F. R. Hudson, Box 38, Marrickville, N.S.W. Mr. S. E. 

Lamb, Box 10, Gonlburn, N.S.W. Mr. G. S. Martin, "Moorong", Surfers 

Paradise, Qld. Mr. R. R. Moore, 421 Peel Street, Tamworth, N.S.W. Mr. 

A. W. McIntosh, "Broomfield", Goondiwvindi, Qld. Mr. D. M. Pack, McDowall 

Street, Roma, Qld. .Mr. Rex Powell, Cressy, Tas. Mr. A. Pedersen, Drouin, 

Vict. Mr. W. E. H. Rainbird, Box 555, Launceston, Tas. Mr. K. Soames 

Senr., 268 Keppell Street, Bathurst, N.S.W. Mr. J. Woodrow, Milang, S.A. 

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This issue contains: 

OFFICE-BEARERS ......... .............. 3 

EDITOWS NOTEBOOK ............... : ........... 4 

OUT OF THE PAST ......................... 6 

GUN GOSSIP ............ .................. 7 

THE IBIS AND "THE FOOL WITH A GUN" . . 13 

POISONING FOXES . ~ 

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. . . . 15 

TIPS AND TAILS .......................... 16 

HOW DO PIGEONS GET HOME .................. 21 

AROUND THE CLUBS AND MEETINGS ............ 25 

OFFICIAL REFEREE EXAMINERS ............... 46 

A.C.T.A. OFFICIAL REFEREES ............. 47 

A.C.T.A. HANDICAPS ...................... 49


The Edz"&ar "s NolGehaol;; 

.The I.C.I. Air-Fare Award, recent- 

ly announced by I.C.I.A.N.Z..Limited, 

to the winner of the specla1 I.C.I. 

Air-Fare Handicap of 50 birds 

double-barrel from Association han- 

dicaps, \\,hereby the winner of the 

Hanmcap mentioned receives a free 

return air-fare from the capital city 

of each State to Melbourne for the 

National and International shooting 

~~~~~ ~~~ 

series. The Co~npauy (I.C.I. Ltd.j 

have advised that its intention 1s to 

make the award an annual one. On 

behalf of the Association and shooters 

generally, sincere thanks and 

appreciation are extended to the 

donors. 

Due to shortage of time, Queensland 

was unable to advertise details 

of thc I.C.I. award, but the South 

Coast Gun Club went to the trouble 

of circrilarising all Queensland clubs 

so that all ~vould he familiar wit11 

the details. 

A number of queries have been 

raised in recent weeks by clubs and 

shooters. One Victorian club \\,rites, 

"1 would like to ask if in anv event 

the trapper was accidentall$ shot, 

~.ho 1s to get the blame? Should 

the trapper 6e insured by the club?" 

In this case it is certainly the club's 

responsibility to ensure that its 

employecs are protected under the 

Workers' Coinpei~satioi~ Act. The Act 

is Australia wide and clubs who may 

have overlooked this matter should 

not hesitate to arrange details forth- 

with. Some insurance offices may not 

understand the duties of club officials 

and mould not be prepared to accept 

the risk. If any club experiences this 

difficulty, the -Association would be 

pleased to assist and advise the name 

of a responsible insurance office who 

~voold undertake this tvDe of risk. 

~


OUT OF THE PAST 

Twenty Years Ago 

A mountain eagle shot in the 

Bainlsdale district of Victoria late 

in 1937 required seven direct shots 

from a .22 rifle to grass it. When 

measured, the eagle went 7 ft. 2 in. 

across the wings. 

Orrnond (V.) trapshot "Calrossie" 

(Jack W. Sutherland) gave followers 

of the sport a glimpse of his versa- 

tility in March, 1938, when he won 

the Commonwealth Walk-up Chum- 

pionship at clay pigeons on the 

King's Meadows grounds of the 

Tasmanian Gnn Club at Launceston. 

The match was the first Common- 

wealth event ever held in Tasmania. 

"Calrossie" missed his 3rd, 15th, 18th 

and final birds. Two local shoote~s 

in Alf Poxon (Launceston) and Ern~e 

Chugg (Relbia) filled the places. 

Holder of the title was the late 

Claude Ahell, which he won on thc 

old Nobel grounds at West Foot- 

scray. Among the competitors mas 

a New Zealander, H. Gee. 

At the Cohurg Club's grounds at 

North Coburg, "Bendigo" (Harry 

Ceresa) won the Victorian Skeet title 

for 1948, with a score of 25/31. A 

preliminary three rounder at skeet 

was won by Roy Johns. The final 

event, a five birder, was won by Bllly 

Scott with a score of 13/13. 

The Club Deauville Doubles Cham- 

pionship at the Camherwell Club's 

fixture at North Balwyn went ont- 

right to John Bryant Junr., and 

Les Schilling, who downed the only 

full score of 15/15 pairs straight. 

Ten Years Ago 

G. C. Rutledge (now a Brisbane 

resident) was under notice at the 

Nobel grounds when he won one of 

the first "clay sparrow" events ever 

held, as well as being a successful 

partner in a Deauville Doubles event, 

and winning outright a 10 birder. 

W. R. (Bill) Bloomfield mas also 

prominent with a goad win in the 

Blackburn Club's Single-barrel Cham- 

pionship. Shooting in a gale, Bloom- 

field dropped only one tprget in 15 

under single-barsel condit~ons. Bloom- 

field was twice holder of the Comn~on~\-ealth 

single-barrel title. 

The special Sydney 150th Anniver- 

sary Shoot was advertised for the 

fir& time. £250 in pl.ize money is 

noted as "being the largest amount 

ever offered for clay pigeon shooting 

in the Southeln Hemisphere". This 

series was shot on the rronnds of 

what was termed the "Pagewood 

Studios" in Sydney. 

Runners-up mere Frank Brown and 

Roy Longmore, 16/18, with Auh. 

Johnson and Ron James third, 15/18. 

A 12/14 yarders trophy in the same 

contest was taken out by Frank 

Hockey and Vie Fraser, 14/17. Frank 

Hockev is the \r.ell-known Association 

~atron' and donor. Anb. Johnson was 

Hpparently shooting in top form, for 

he divided a miss - out match with 

Harry Roberts and Garson, ?hen "offthe-fence" 

.~.- -~ ~~ ~ Johnson is apaln shown 

as one of the two receiviGg cuts, the 

other one heing John Bryant Junr. 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTTNG NRWS 

gost- of* us do best with birds at a 

fairly moderate rate. 

A powerful whirr of wings can be 

too much for some nerves. In other 

cases such noise is aeceuted as a 

challenge - bringing out


I I 

4 Days Compefifive Shooting 

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Conducted by the 

Australian Clay Target 

Association 

on the grounds of 

The AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB at East Burwood, Vic. 

- FOUR AUTOMATIC TRAPS - 

MARCH 7th to MARCH llth, 1958 

both dates inclusive. 

. (Victorian Labour Day week;end) 

Australian National Single Barrel Championship 

Australian National Double Barrel Championship 

. . Handicaps . . 

Club Teams' Chanlpionship 

Twelfth International Teams' Match 

Grand Australian Handicap 

Chaillpion of Champions Cup 

A. C. T. A. Intermediate Championship 

Commonwealth Teams' Chanlpionship 

Conditions of competition, prize lists, no liability clause, cartridges, 

catering and all matters pertaining to the seri~s relnain 

as published in the two recent issues of this publicat~on. 

Preridont: 

JOHN HOUSTOH. Erq. 

'.8udgewah". 

nay. n.5.w. 

Enquiries to- 

w. McCULLOUGH, Set.. A.C.T.A. 

Box 20385. G.P.0.. 


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GUN GOSSIP (cont.) 

There is a considerable difference 

in the health, strength and general 

vitality of individuals. But this fact 

may not become sufficiently evident 

until later in life, when the sixties 

are reached. For that is a time, it 

seems, when bodily weaknesses and 

imnerfections are made manifest. and 

the man who is not so fit (and'per- 

haps never has been) will be unable 

to measure up to the stronger man 

or to make fair competition with 

him. 

I know a man who is actually now 

in the mid - eighties and who still 

wields the same rather heavy 12-bore 

which he had 40 or more vears arro. 

Of course he is not so fit: active-or 

strong as he used to be, but as far 

as I can judge, he shoots all right 

(though he is a hit slow, perhaps, 

in getting round to certain birds). 

This man is not, and never has been, 

blessed with this wol.ld's goods. He 

has to make the best of what he has 

and I doubt whether light guns would 

make any practical difference. Yet 

other friends change down as the 

years go on, saying that they cannot 

cope with full-weight weapons. I 

sometimes wonder how true this 

really is! 

I do think, though, that if you 

intend to change to a lighter gun 

(whether a small-bore or some kind 

of specially light gun) it is best to 

make the change at an early enough 

age. This, I feel, is hetter than 

waiting until old age sets in. Such 

policy allows you full time in which 

to acclimatise yourself to another' 

weapon. An uncle of mine, who was 

always a very fine shot, took to a 

20-bore when he nras only about 55. 

This became his gun for the rest of 

his life and he was verv ~roficient 

with it. Had he waited 30; another 

ten or twelve years I am a bit doubt- 

ful as to whether matters mould hare 

proved so satisfactory. In other 

words, if a change is intended, it is 

better (or so it seems) to make it 

reasonably early. In this way greater 

benefit is derived (or shall we say 

more value from the investment). 

The fact is it takes time to adjust 

oneself to the use of a small-bore- 

whether or no its use has become 

necessary owing to the advance of 

years or for any other reason. There 

is a small sacrifice of power -which 

calls for appreciation - but the main 

difference will be that of weight and 

balance. At first this may prove a 

little disconcerting to the shooter. 

He mill miss that steadying influence 

of the heavier weapon, and possibly 

he will, at first, shoot too fast. Time 

will be needed to get the best out 

of the gun. 

11


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WONTHAGGl GUN CLUB 

Vietoria 

(Afiliated A.C.T.A.) 

29th March, 1958 

Afternoon and Evening Shoot 

in aid of 

Wonthaggi Citizens Band 

I Trophies Valued at £100 

1 

I 

I 

Events include Citizen's Band Sash and Trophy 

off Handicap Marlts at night. 

Afternoon Tea, etc. :: Barbecue at Night 

Visiting shooters wishing to spend a pleasant week-end, accom- 

modation can he arranged. Ring Won. 259. After hours, 

Won. 286 or Ryanston 203. 

Come along and see what Wonthaggi people can offer 

in hospitality. I 

W. MILES, President, M. CARGILL, Secretary, 

Ryanston. Phone 203. Wonthaggi. Phone 259. 

(after hours, 286). 

12 March, 1958 

I 

I 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SI-IOOTING NEWS 

The Ibis and "The Fool with a Gun" 

(By H. F. TflOMAS 

in "The Xitierlander") 

Indicative as it is of the all too ficant as a bird totem and nothing 

Prevalent wanton killing of protected more - became the measurer of 

birds, the followinr uaraeranh - - = - - - fvom - - . celestial seasons. At the heirht of 

"Sunraysia Daily" L& year is lvorthy his power he was regarded zs the 

of note: zod of mazic, of knowledze and of 

"A large flock of Ihis that had been The moon, and was expectkd to precleaning 

up pests at Irymple had side over the judgment of the souls 

been scared off bv indiscriminate 

~ ~ .... of the dead. He was considered the 

shooting, an 1rympie grower said. inventor of numerical figures and of 

They had been cleaning up snails and time-keevers - and was so sacred 

slugs which were doing considerable that in ihe time of the Pharaohs to 

damage on local properties. He had kill his image - the bird itself - was 

heard shots at the werk-end and a capital crime. Many mummies of 

found dead Ihis among his citrus the birds have heen found in tombs. 

trees. The flock had not come back A certain cunning King of Persia, on 

since the shooting. The grower added mischief hent in Ervut. -"- . is said to 

that on other occasions magpies and have had a number of Ihis carried 

other harmless birds had been shot in front of his attacking warriors. 

in his area." 

The Egyptian defenders capitulated 

rather than risk hurting the birds. 

Thk flock of Ihis was made up of 

These, then, are the birds- or 

two species - the Straw-necked Ihis, 

"Threskiornis spinicollis", and the 

their very near relatives - that are 

much less numerous White Ihis. 

beinr shot so casuallv amonr - the 

"Threskiornis molucca". The strength 

vineyards and citrus groves at 

Irymple. Obviously one thing the 

of the flock was approximately G5 ancient Egyptians had that we 

Straw-necked and approximately 15 haven't got was an extremely high 

White Ibis. How many people realise, 

regard for the Ibis. 

when they shoot the latter species, 

Why haven't we? What prompts 

that thev are killinn a bird verv 

closely dlied to the -sacred Ibis ~2 trigger-happy individuals periodically 

ancient Egypt, and how dire punishto 

"go out and kill something"? 

ment would have been a few thous- 

When it is an Ibis, not desire for 

something for the pot. They are a 

and years ago? 

poor item of food; it seems incon- 

The Sacred Ibis makes its appear- ceivable anyone would eat them from 

ance very early in Egypt's history, choice. Azain. thev were not beinr 

and it was an obiect of worshiu in shot for jnv scieAific DurDOSe. an;l 

pre-dynastic times. The exact re&& surely no one in his Benies 'could 

why it first became sacred is obscure, imagine they were damaging or eatbut 

is prohably connected with tote- ing -anything of comme


71 

PITTSWORTH GUN CLUB 

QUEENSLAND 

(Affiliated A.C.T.A.) 

Sunday, 30th March 

Commencing 9.30 a.m. 

Darling Downs Double Barrel 

Championship 

20 Birds off 16 yards. 

I . Engraved Badge and Trophy to winner. Trophies 2nd and 3rd. 

14 

£100 HANDICAP 

30 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL 

Div, lst, £60; Znd, £25; 3rd, £10; best 12/16 yards, £5. 

Trophies best 17 yds., 18 yds., 19 yds., 20 and over. 

I.C.I. Trophy Shoot 

10 BIRDS D.B. POINT 

Sweeps each 10 birds on Proglamme optional. 

- PICNIC LUNCH - 

TROPHY TO BEST 12 to 16 YARDER FOR DAY 

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I 

March. 1958 


Poisoning Foxes 

(By N. McD. SMITH in the 

''Cane Growers' Quorferly", Q1d.l 

Successful poisoning of foxes over of human handling and rendered the 

a long period depends on frequent fox less suspicious. 

changes in the method of baiting, 

and the type of used for The take of baits will decrease 

hait after a short while and a chanrre - of 

At Bundaberg (Q.) damage to 

canefields from the pest fluctuates 

considerably, depending on the season. 

Some farms, however, receive 

regular attention from foxes, and 

losses of economic amounts occur in 

fields of Q.50, which is the variety 

most favoured for attack. Trapping 

has never been tried to any extent, 

but in 1953 an interesting protective 

measure, using an electric-fGnce, gave 

excellent results. Three strands of 

plain wire were rigged at intervals 

UD to two feet from the mound and 

ail electric iiiu~se 

- ~ ~~~ 

outfit. similar to 

the usual electric fence set up, pro- 

vided "live wires". The enclosed field 

was satisfactorily protected and a 

pad around the fence was easily seen 

where the animals had scouted the 

barrier, seeking a break. However, 

this method offered only individual 

protection and resulted in greater 

material will he necessary. Fowl 

carcases are rated next t o fish, 

according to local experience, and the 

three to four - mains of st~uehnine 

~ ~~~are 

introdiced into an incision $~the 

head and at the tail. There appears 

to he a better killing effect if the 

body is warm at the time of poisonmg. 

However, a check on kill is 

difficult to assess using folvl bodies, 

for the fox often removes a large 

food piece to a harhourage \!,here it 

is eaten at a later date. 

Concerning other attractive hait 

material, there are many variants, 

and trials will establish something 

which will be temporarily satisfac- 

tow. A case comes to mind of an 

anikal which avoided all classes of 

bait, but eventually succumbed to 

rotten eggs which were buried with' 

very little cover near the regular 

track into the canefield. 

damage to other fields. Thirefore, Placing of baits involves a know- 

baiting with strychnine offered the ledge of animal tracks into the farm 

best chances of eliminating damage. and can be determined bv an insnec- 

A change in bait is all important, 

and fish was found to he more enticing 

than partly cooked po~k, raw 

sheeps' tongues, raw kidney and fowl. 

The method of preparing the fish 

\\,as to ohtain hodies from which 

fillets had been removed and cut each 

into three sections-head, middle and 

tail. The pieces were then placed in 

the freezing chamber of a domestic 

refrigerator until frozen solid. On 

tion of headlands, etc., fo; paw marks 

and lining up damaged cane patches 

with likely harhourages. The numher 

of baits laid must be counted for 

safety's sake and also to learn when 

to change to something different 

when the take drops off and damage 

still occurs. The number laid over 

an area depends an variable factors, 

but the distance apart for fish baits 

is every three to four paces in an 

area of damaged cane. 

rem&al the pieces mere separaGd Where poisoning is being carried 

and one small cut made in a fleshy out, it would he advisable to display 

part of each bait. Three to four a notice to this effect in conspicuous 

grains of the crystal form of strych- places on the farms concerned, and 

nine were placed in the cut and as an act of courtesy, neighhourmg 

the baits distributed partly buried in farmers should be advised to chain 

the ground while they were still in up their dogs. The strictest pre- 

the frozen state. The advantage cautions should also be observed in 

claimed for the freezing was that storing the poisons and baits away 

thawing removed much of the smell from the reach of children. 

Mmrch, 1958 15


'Bps and Tails" 

H a y Cluh 

(N.S.W.) is well 

ahead with its 

arrangements for 

doing quite well and expects to he 

"dusting 'em" again in the near 

future. Coffs Harbour Cluh will shoot 

the Northern Rivers titles on Decenlthe 

club's annual 

Easter carnival, 

\\,hen the Hay 

&ster Gift, with 

the Volkswagen 

ber 27. 

"There's nothing like riding a horse 

to make a man feel better off." 

car as first prize, 

The wild pig depends on roots and 

is the big event tubers for his food. His durable 

of the series. snout acts as a combination steam 

pull information shovel and bulldozer- it's used to 

covering ene lift and push weights, to dig, and 

,,lete programme break through tangled brush and 

over Easter Saturday and Easter grass. 

Monday were published in the last 

issue are again published this The Mildura Cluh, in far northmonth, 

~h~~~ requiring accommoda- western Victoria, will shoot over the 

tion are to contact set- Queen's Birthday holiday week-end, 

retary, L~~ M ~ K B~~ ~ 41, ~ H ~ ~ ~ commel1clng ~ , , ,on Friday, June 13, 

N.S.W., without delay. 

and extending to Monday, June 16. 

A new cluh has been formed at 

West Wyalong in New South Wales. 

The new formation has already 

affiliated with the A.C.T.A. Secretary 

at West Wyalong is John Douglas, 

of 134 Main Street, West Wyalong, 

Sweepstakes will comprise the pro- 

gramhe on the opening day, commencing 

at 1 p.m. The Victorian 

Deauville Doubles title is main at- 

1->.action ....- ~-.~~ 

on the followiur dav. The 

cluh \vil< also shoot o< ~iturday 

night (June 14) when a £15 Handicap 

is chief interest. The big event of 

I6 March. 1958 


Kyalite Cluh, just over the river 

in New South Wales, has heen re- 

formed and has affiliated with the 

Assoelation. Treasurer is S. W. 

Bradbury, Wakool Hotel, ICyalite, 

N.S.W. 

., .. ..... . . .~~~. 

vicac s nrmliminm.,r nnnmm~omont nf warren Car will he given as first prize 

, . . . . 30-bird double-harrel handicap. 

-.? re the Runner-uo will receive $100, third 

~ .-.. .-.~. --. -. ~-~. 

Eastern Districts of N.S.W. Single- $50, and-there will he seven' prides 

barrel Charnoionship. plus a $30 each of $12. Shooting will comlnence 

Handicap and-minor-events. Full de- at 9 a.m. on June 16 and handicaps 

tails will he advertised in the April will he shot all day, including the 

Current officials of the Nyah Disissue 

of this puhlication. Meanwhile, big event for the Volks\vagen. The 

trict Cluh, in northern Victoria, are 

enquiries to N. J. Phillips, Box 48, Hay Challenge Shield mill also he 

President, D. Groat; Secretary, W. P. 

Port Kemhla (Treasurer) (Phones: shot in coniunction with a $50 Han- 

Tyrell, c/- Post Office, Nyah West 

JO. 246-7-8. and after ho;rs.'B3309): dicap on June 16. Full details of the 

(V.), and Treasurer, F. Bryant. 

to R. E. 'wehh, 188 crown Stree't, are as advertised. En- 

The New South Wales Gun Club, 

Wollongong (Phones B1915, after quiries re accommodation and every- 

which shoots every Wednesday night 

hours, B4603). thing in connection with the shoot 

at its spacious grounds at Terrey 

should be directed to I


both days. Details are as advertised. upon, by those who are not biased 

Enquiries to joint secretaries, Mrs. 

E. A. Lemmon, Box 141, Cloncurry, 

Q. (Phone 98) or D. Edmards, 

Leichardt Hotel, Cloncurry (Phone 

109). 

against him, as excellent. As a 

tracker he has no equal. As a drover 

and an expert with wild cattle he 

knows his game and he can take his 

own with the best of them." 

Wonthaggi Club, in the eastern Tully Gun Club in North Queens- 

Victoria11 (South Giousland) coast- land announces preliminary deta~ls 

line, has &ranged a-good shoot for of its usual June carnival, when 

March 29, when proceeds mill aid the S1,000 in prize money will be dis- 

Wonthaggi Citizens' Band. Trophies tributed over three days. Included 

valued at dl100 will be available. will be the Queensland Iilterstate 

Any visitors desiring accommodation ~eams' Shoot fhr 1958, the Queens- 

.-~- 

should ~~~~~ rinz M. Carzill lsecretarv). land D.B. niaht title and the North 

of Edgar ~'ireet, ~o&hag&i, at w&- Queensland Double -rise Chan~pionthaggi 

259, or after hours, Won- ship. Full details will be published 

thaggi 286, or Ryanston 203. Pro- in later issues of this journal. Engramme 

is advertised in this issue. quiries~ to D. J. Noone, Box 369, 

Tully, N.Q. 

Bill Harney, the well-known bushman 

of Central Australia and "keep- Both the Caburg and Camber\vell 

er" at Ayres Rock in the Centre, has Clubs have given their fullest cothis 

to say about the aboriginal, "As operation to the Association by rana 

rough rider the aboriginal is looked celling their club shoots set down for 

E. G. Biggs (right), winner of the Australian Club's premier (D.B.) title 

at East Burwood on February 1. Biggs dropped one target in 80. Left 

is Eddie Brenk, elub secretary, and centre, W. &fcCullough (Secretary 

A.C.T.A.) 

18 Mmrrh. 1958 


March 8. Cancellation of the shoots 

mentioned means that the National 

series xvill have an ~~nencnrnhe~e~l 

~~~~ 

Saturdav for the National Doublebarrel 

Chamnionshio 

Pittsworth Club in southern 

Queensland mill shoat on March 30, 

when the Darling Downs Doublebarrel 

title, a $100 Handicap and the 

I.C.I. Tro~hy event mill be main 

attractions. Full details of this shoot 

are advertised in this issue. Enquiries 

to Cliff Burns (secretary), 

Pittsmorth Gun Club, Pittsworth (Q.) 

(Phone Pittswarth 142). 

Coburg Club (V.), as mentioned 

earlier, has cancelled its shoot set 

down for March 8 so as not to clash 

with the Association fixture, and will 

shoot on March 22 and April 5. 

Twenty-bird events with supporting 

programmes are main events on each 

day. The club gives preliminary 

notice of the Coburg Cup event, at 

60 targets, which will be shot on 

May 17. Programmes are advertised. 

Enquiries to C. J. Colledge (secretary), 

12 Adler Grove, Merlynston, 

. ,. 

Apropos of the featwe "Twenty 

Years Ago", in this issue. Talking 

\\-it11 "Calrossie" (J. W. Sutherlandt 

just prior to going to press, I re- 

minded him of his success, mentioned 

in the feature. He promptly added 

that, as was the custom in those 

days, a draw took place to decide the 

order of shooting. As a prominent 

guest, "Calrossie" was asked to do 

the draw. During progress of draw- 

ing, one shooter's name dropped out 

of the hat on to the ground;' "Cal- 

rossie" said to the secretary, That's 

bound to be the winner." His tip 

was correct-it was the slip carry- 

ing his own name and he was the 

winner! 

LIFE AT ITS BEST 

N.14 (V.) (Phone FL4835). 

The horse and mule live 30 years 

An interesting teams' match is And nothing know of wines and 

mooted in the north-western sector beers; 

of Victoria. The West Wimmera and The goat and sheep at 20 die 

Mallee District Clubs intend holding And never taste of Scotch or rye; 

a district teams' comoetition at Horsham 

on Saturday, April 12. Clubs 

The cow drinks water by the ton 

in each sector will select teams of And at 18 is mostly done; 

ten men a side and these combina- The dog at 15 cashes in 

tions will do battle at Horsham on without the aid of rum or - rin: . 

the date mentioned. Much local The cat in milk and water soaks 

interest is being evinced in the match And then in 12 short years it 

and it would not be surprising if a croaks: 

few side wagers were noted before The modest, sober dry-bone hen 

the final fiaures go up. 

Lays eggs lor nogs then dies at 10; 

The ~ us&alian~ui Club's grounds All animals are strictly "dry"; 

at East Burwood (scene of the 1958 The sinless live and swiftly die. 

National series) will be a rendezvous 

of much activity over the days pre- But sinful, ginful, rum-soaked men 

ceding the big shoot. On Wednesday Survive for three-score years and 

night; March 5, the club will conduit 

ten. 

the Metropolitan Night Single-barrel -- . . 

Championship. On Thursday, March 

6. the club sinzle-barrel title will be Teacher: "Willie, if James gave 

decided, followgd by the Metropolitan you a dog, and David gave you a 

Single-barrel Championship. It will doa, how many would you have?" 

be noted that the elub is pravidina Willie: "Four." 

potential national single-ban% cham- Teacher: "Now, Willie, think hard. 

pions with plenty of practice under Would you have four dogs if James 

single-barrel conditions. The club gave you one and David gave you 

desires it to be known that visitinz one?" 

shooters will be made honorar; Willie: "Yep, I already got two 

members of the club for the period dogs." 

March, 1958 19

AUSTRALlAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS 

SOUTH WEST GUN CLUB 

CAPEL, W. A. 


W. A. Shooters ! 

Give fhe Ducks a resf and come to the 

sourn WEST GUN CLUB, CAPEL 

12th and 13th of April, 1958 

State Skeet Championship 

e 

State Double Rise 


@ 

State Intermediate 

Single Barrel Championship 

@ 

South West District 

Double Barrel Championship 

@ 

For accommodat~on contact 

N. Wells, Box 45, Busselton 

or Ring 134 or 44 


How do Pigeons get Home? 

This was proved du~ing the war 

in the training of pigeons to fly to 

mobile lofts. If the lofts were moved, 

the birds mould search for them until 

they found them. 

Other theories about homing are 

that pigeons have extra-sensory per- 

ception, or that a pigeon loft trans- 

mits a heam. like radar. on which the 

birds fly hoke. (Some'pigeons must 

hare very poor radar sets!) 

Rotation of the earth and the 

earth's magnetism are other theories. 

Very little scientific work has been 

done on any theory, and what has 

been undertaken has been just as 

auicklv uuset bv other scientific ex- 

By D. H. DAY 

The age-old mystery of how pigeons 

find their may home is still unsolved, 

but most racing men are more concerncd 

with improving the speed with 

which a bird homes rather than how 

it does it. 

The late Mr. Jack Kilpattick, of 

Ireland, wrote of the homing faculty: 

"It may seem absurd to suggest that 

oireons find their wav home bv navi- A - gating by the sun, "~vhen me" know 

that the sun is never over the same 

spot on the earth more than a few 

minutes each day. 

"Yet we must admit," he said, 

"The Gun" - a Friend 

If a gun is a ftknd to a man, if 

he knows and cares all about its 

personality and ways, then that goes 

some way to prove that he is a 

genuine sportsman. 

One's guns are one's friends. They 

have been companions of many nizht 

watches in dirkling and dawn,-in 

cold moonlit midnights, bitter winds, 

ice-cold hours, and the roaring tempests 

of God. One loves their gracefulness 

(to many of us a perfect 

gun is the most beautiful thing that 

"that the sun and its position in relation 

to the earth have an influence 

on pigeons' lives." 

Mr. Kilpatrick supported his theory 

by saying that on u bright day birds 

cleared the race point in a few 

minutes on the correct line for home, 

but on a dull day, with a heavy, overcast 

sky, they hesitated, flew about 

for some time, and then made off, 

probably in the wrong direction, and 

went back to the liberation point. 

Colin Osman, in his new book, 

correctly states that a pigeon homes 

to its loft, and not to a geographical 

position. 

skilled handicraft can produce), and 

utter efficiency, combined with perfect 

execution, is indeed a wonder of this 

day. 

The furious passions of elxetnic 

things are let loose by the sure action 

of the most studious inventions, by 

the supremest nicety of meclunism, 

refined and brought to perfection by 

hundreds of brains and innuulerable 

experin~ents, and to say that a gun 

is a thermo-dynamic engine by which 

the potential enel~gy of the explosive 

is converted into the kinetic energy 

of the projectile, is merely to define 

and not describe a gun. 

-"The Complere Tildflower" by 

Stnnley Uuncon and Czy Thorsc. 

A small boy who was playing at 

the end of the pier fell into the 

sea, nnd was only rescued after great 

difficulty by an intrepid swimmer, 

vho dived off the end of the pier and 

succeeded in getting the boy into a 

rowing boat. 

Half an hour afterwards, luuch ex- 

hausted by his effort, the rescuer was 

walking off the pier when a man came 

up and tapped him 01, the shoulder. 

"Are you the man who saved my 

son's life?" he said. 

"Yes," answered the exhausted 

hero. 

"Then," said the boy's father, 

"\\,here's his cap ?" 

2,


AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB 

VICTORIA 


(Incorporating Blackbum and Nobel Clubs) 

Wednesday Night, 5th March - commencing 8 p.m.: 

Metropolitan Night 


20 Birds from 16 yds. Nom., 30/-. Op. Sweep, lo/-. 

1st and Sash, 2nd and 3rd. 

Thursday, 6th March - commencing 10 a.m.: 


20 Birds from 16 yards. 

All visitors made Hon. members for the day. 

1st and Sash, 211d, 3rd. Nom., 30/-. Op. Sweep, lo/-. 

Follorved by: 

Metropolitan 


20 Birds from 16 yds. Nom., 25/-. Op. Sweeps, lo/- 

1st and Sash, Znd, 3rd and Front Marker. 

Visitins shooters will be made Honorary Members of the club 

for the period Wednesday, March 5, and Thursday, March 6. 

E. G. BIGGS, A. H. BRENK, Secretary, 

President. Dickens Road, Olinda. 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING N.EWS


AUSTRALIAN GUN CLUB 

VICTORIA 


(Incorporating Blackburn and Nobel Clubs) 

Saturday, March 15th 

15 BIRD D.B. from Handicap Marks. Nom., 15/-. 

15 BIRDS SKEET. Norn., 15/-. 

15 BIRDS from H'cap Marks Sweep. Norn., 15/-. 

Wed. Night, March 19th 

10 BIRD D.B. SWEEPSTAKE. Norn., 12/-. 

20 BIRD D.B. SWEEPSTAICE. Nom., 25/-. 

Saturday, March 29th 

6 PAIR DOUBLE RISE. Norn., 12/-. 

Club Mixed Birds 


1st and Sash, Znd, 3rd, and Front Narker. Norn., 30/-. 

Wed. Night, April 2nd 

Club Double Barrel 

Night Championship 

20 Birds from 18 yards. Norn., 30/-. 

1st and Sash, Znd, 3rd, and Front Marker. 

A. H. BRENK, Secretary. 

(Phone BM 9633) 

AUSTllALIAN CLAY TARGET SI-IOOTING NEWS 

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I I 

CLONCURRV GUN CLUB 

Queensland 


I 

i 

Saturday, 5th April, 1958, 


No. 1 - 5 BIRD D.B. EYE-OPENER. Norn., 4/-. 

No. 2 - 10 BIRD D.B. OPEN HANDICAP. Norn., 8/-. 

No. 3 - 20 BIRD D.B. TROPHY. Norn., $1. 

No. 4- El00 - Handicap - k100 

40 BIRDS D.B. POINTS SCORING 

Prize Money div. £60, £30, £10. Nom., £6/0/0. 

No. 5 - 

N.W. Q'land Double Barrel Tifle 

Trophies and Sashes to lst, 2nd and 3rd. 

20 TARGETS OFF 16 YDS. (2 Visits, to Tracks). Norn., 25/-. 

Easter Sunday, 6th April, 1958, 


No. 1 - 5 BIRD S.B. EYE-OPENER. Norn., 4/-. 

No. 2 - 15 BIRD S.B. PRESIDENT'S TROPHY. 

Norn., 15/-. 

No. 3 - 25 Bird f60 Handicap Single Barrel 

Divided £40 - El5 - £5. Nom., £3/10/0. 

No. 4 - 10 BIRD S.B. SPARROWS. Nom., 8/-. 

No. 5 - 

Q'land Walk Up Sparrows Tifle 

30 BIRDS S.B. Two Visits to Track. 

Trophy and Sash for 1st; Sashes 2nd and 3rd. Nom., El/lO/O. 

OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING. 

The Committee reselves the right to alter PrograGme if 

necessary. 

- Cartridges on Grounds - 

Intending Visitors are invited to contact the Secretary or club 

President for Accommodation. . . . 

E. A. LEMMON. Preridmnt Secrotarisr: Mrs. I. A. LEMMON 

P.O. Box 147. Cloncurry P.O. Box 147 Clonrurrl 

Phonar: Dm* 91. Night 98 Phons: 91 

Mr. D. EDWARDS 

Lol

NAY GUN CLUB 

NEW SOUTH WALES 


3 AUTOMATIC TRAPS - - - 2 ILLUMINATED FOR NIGHT SHOOTING 

EASTER SATURDAY and MONDAY 1958 (5th April and 7th April) 

Hay Gun Club's Easter Giff of a "Volkswagen" Mofor Car 

Valued at £1,000 

2nd Prize, El00 Cash - 3rd, £50 Cash - and i Prizes of £12. 

Shot at 30 BIRDS off ASSOCIATION HANDICAP MARKS. Nomination, $12. 

To be shot for on Easter Monday. , 

NOTE ALSO:- This Easter Gift will he shot for regardless of numbers, so, Shooters, you can luake your 

arrangements to be at Hay for Easter NOW. 

- Also - 

COMMONWEALTH DOUBLE BARREL (SPARROW) CHAMPIONSHIP 

HAY DISTRICT DOUBLE BARREL DAY and NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP 

SPECIAL "HIGH GUN TROPHY" presented by Mr. and Mrs. RAWNSLEY (Sydney) 

Complete Programme for 2 Days and Night: 

EASTER SATURDAY, commencing at 9 a.m.: 

15 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL OPENER. Association Hanclicap Marks. Nomination, $1. 

f 50 HANDICAP (20 Birds) 

Nomination, £2/10/0. 

HAY DISTRICT DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 

20 Birds off 16 yards. Nomination, 25/-. Optional Sweep, 15/-. 

Ist, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd Tro~~hies, also 12 Lo 14 yards Tropldes. 

£25 HANDICAP (POINT SCORE) 3 and 2, at 15 Birds. Nomination, 25/-. 

- Night Programme, commencing at 7 p.m. - 

10 BIRD (CLAY SPARROW) NIGHT OPENER, DOUBLE BARREL, off 20 yds. Nom., £1. 

COMMONWEALTH DOUBLE BARREL (CLAY SPARROWS) NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP 

40 Birds off 20 yards. Nomination, %2/5/0. Optional Sweep, lo/-. 

Ist, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd Trophies, also 12 to 14 yards Trophies. 

EASTER MONDAY, commencing at 9 a.m.: 

15 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL OPENER. Association Handicap Marks. Nomination, £1. 

f 50 HANDICAP (20 Birds) 

Nomination, £2/10/0. 

Volkswagen Mofor Car - Hay's Easter Giff Evenf 

Shot at 30 BIRDS off ASSOCIATION HANDICAP MARKS. Nomination, £12. 

EARLY APPLICATION FOR FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION IS ADVISABLE. 

GOOD GUN CLUB ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE AT SHORTEST NOTICE. 

All Aleals are available on the Ground :: Pla~~e Service from Sydney and illelbourne. 

JOHN HOUSTON. President. 

"Budgewah", Hay. phone 161 U. 

All inquiries to:- 

LES MeKINNEY, Hon. Seeretarv. 

Box 41, Hay, N.S.W. ~$one.i5 or 38. 

Gun Club Phone 160.


FOQTSCRAY GUN CLUB 


GROUND LOCATION: 

h'o. 2 Ground, Melbourne Gun Club, Tottenham, Vie. 

1st March: 

1st Event - 9 BIRDS SKEET 

2nd Event - 

15 Bird Double Barrel Handicap 

Nom., 20/-. 

lst, 2nd, 3rd and 12/16 yd. Trophies. 

15th March: 

1st Event - 3 PAIR DOUBLE RISE 

2nd Event - 

Metropolitan Deaville Doubles 

Off 20 yards. 20. Pairs of Doubles. 

lst, Sash and Trophies; also 2nd Trophies. Nom., 30/-. 

29th March: 

1st Event - 5 BIRDS POINTS DECISION 

2nd Event - 

15 Bird Double Barrel Handicap 

Nom., 20/-. 

High Gun 12/16, 17/18, 19/20, 21 yds. and over Trophies. 

OTHER EVENTS IF TIME PERMITS. 

L. V. AUSTIN, President. LIN POLLARD, Hon. See., 

Phone: LW 4228. 7 Murray St., Thornbury. 

JJ 3052. 


4 D'lirs. 

(L. A. R;twlinas, Hon. See.1 

BANICSTOWN (N.S.W.). 25/1/58.-Weather 

conditions: goad. Reauitr: No. 1, 10-bird: 

L. Ray, A. Robotham, R. Butt. 10/10. No. 

2, 10-bird D.B.: J. Fits. L. Ray. If. de Moulin. 

10/10. No. 3. 15-bird D.B.: J. Fitrnntriek. 

M. Smith. H. de Moulin. No. 1, 

10-bird D.B.: M. Smith, R. J. Butt. 

(L. Hourinnn.1 

there, n~on~ ~ith ~ ~ I I o ~ ~ s , and 

greenery, gave the elubhouae r zny :u,~eat.. 

1957. 

23/1/58 (N~c-hl).-Weather conditions: fine 

and calm. Pleasant weather favoured the 

20 shooters who attended the club on 23/1/58. 

Cash events were the order of the night. and 

divisions were f;,irlv wall distributed. 

Results: No. 1. 5-bird DD..: div. R. Storer. 

S. Pyle, E. Corneby. C. Grist, 5/5. NO. 2. 

10-bi1.d D.B.: 1st and 2nd. div. L. Black. 

B. Mnrk, 10/10: 3rd. div. 3 rhootcrs. 9/10. 

No. 3. 10-bird S.B.: div. S. Pyle, G. Normm. 

hi. Small. 10/10. Events off-the-fence went 

to E. Wisbcy, D. Corstorohm. B. Mark and 

hl. Small. 

(D. Corstorohan.,Hon. Seo.) 

COHUNA (V.), 20/1/58. - Weather eondi- 

tions: ~ood. Results: No. 1, Cblrd D.B.: 

cut A. Easton. G. Wilson. C. Ballard, A. 

Brewer. (No. 2, lo-bird D.B. Tro~hy: A. 

Easton, 1st: P. Masters. 2nd. NO. 3, M/O.: 

out A. Chamberlain. P. hrastern. No. 4. 

M/O.: cut A. Easton. K. Wales. 

(C. J. MeLoughlnn. Hon. See.) 

HOBART (Tar.). 14/12/57.-\Vesther eon- 

ditions: fine, calm. avere;trt. Results: No. 1, 

5-bird Tower:, div. A. Birehnll. W. Patter. 

E. G. McRus. S. Marshall. No. la. 5-bird 

H'en": A. Birchall. No. 2. State Tower 

C'shi~: 1st. S. Marahail. 20/20: 2nd. E. G. 

MoRna. 23/25: 3rd. A. Birehnll. 21/25. No. 

3. Sluee~: S. M:brshnll, 1st: R. Wighttin. 

2nd: E. Gibson. 3rd. No. 4, 6 nr. Wville 

Doubles. No. 5, Sweeo: A. Birehnll. E. G. 

Hnrbeok, M. Gilliyim. No. 6, 6-bird 15 yd.: 

J. Patmore. 1st: W. Potter. 2nd: L. Potter.

MILDURA CLAY TARGET GUN CLUB 


- QUEEN CITY OF THE NORTH - 

MONSTER VOLKSWAGEN CAR SHOOT 

OLYMPIC PARK - MILDURA, VICTORIA 

- QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY WEEK-END - 

Friday, June 13 - .Saturday, June 14 - Monday, June 16, 1958 

FRIDAY, commencing 1 p.m.: SWEEPSTAKE EVENTS. 

SATURDAY, commencing 9.30 a.m.: 

Event No. 1 - 10 BIRD D.B. EYE-OPENER (Comp. Div.). Off Handicap Marks. Nom., 20/-. 

Event No. 2 - 10 PRS. DEAUVILLE DOUBLES EYE-OPENER. Off 20 yards. (Comp. Div.). 

Nomination, 20/- pair. 

Event NO. 3 - Victorian Deauville Doubles Championship 

20 Pairs Birds from 20 yards. Nomination, 60/- pair. Shot under Championship Conditions. Optional 

Sweep, 5/- on each 10 pairs. 

This event will be followed by a 850 HANDICAP, time permitting. 

At Night, commencing 7 p.m.: 

Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD D.B. EYE-OPENER (Comp. Div.). Off Handicap Marks. Nom., lo/-. 

1 Event NO. 2- - E75 - Handicap . €75 

20 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL. Off Handicap Marks. Divided 60%, 30%, 10%. Nomination, 60/-. 

I 

MONDAY, commencing 9 a.m.: 

Event No. 1 - $25 HANDICAP. 10 Birds Double Barrel. Norn., 20/-. Off Handicap Marks. 

Event NO. 2- VOLKSWAGEN CAR SHOOT 

30 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL. Nomination, 112. Off Handicap Marks. 

lst, VOLICSWAGEN MOTOR CAR :: 2nd, $100 :: 3rd, GO :: 7 Prizes of 812 

Event NO. 3- E50 - Handicap - E50 

20 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL. Nomination, 50/-. Off Handicap Marks. 

HAY CHALLENGE SHIELD to be shot for in conjunction with this event. First 15 bids to count. Teams of 

5 shooters from any Registered Club. Nomination, 25/- per team. 

HIGH GUN TROPHY AND SASH CONDUCTED ON ADVERTISED BIRDS ON SATURDAY AND &IONDAY, 

EXCEPTING DEAUVILLE DOUBLES EVENTS. 

Luncheon - Afternoon Tea - Cool Drinks - Cartridges, available on Ground. 

Please Note! The Secretary and Committee of Management reserve the right to alter the programme if con- 

sidered necessary. 

! E. BRUCE, President. 

Phone: Mildura 425, after 5 p.m. 

Shooters requiring Accommodation are advised ,o book early. 

K. J. PEAKE, Hon. Secretary, 

Phone: Mildura 385, before 5 p.m.


Thc elvb has rcsuested :,,,i,rovi1 to conduet. 

dvrinp Atarch, the Cornrnonrvenlth Nisht 

Churnnionshil, (S.B.) and the N.S.W. Stzte 

Dny Cham~ionshi~ (D.B. Sr,nrrows), onrtieu- 

Inrs of which will be found in the club's 

advertisement in this issue. 

lb \... ". r S>:l",. " ......, S"" "."., , 

CLONCURRY (Qld.), 26/1/58. - Wenthor 

conditions: cloudy, \v:crm, sultry. Result%: 

No. 1, 10-bird D.B.: E. A. Lemrnon. 10/10. 

No. 2, 30-bird D.B. Pts. (I.C.I. Traphyl: 

E. A. Lernrnon, 99/90: 2nd. L. Hasted. YS/ 

90. No. 3, 10-bird D.B. Pts. Score: E. A. 

Lemmon, 29/30. No. 4. 20-bird D.B. (f: 

H'caol: E. A. Lernrnon, 19/20. 1st: 2nd. 

M. Nlltt. F. MeDonnld. 

our monthly club shoot "roved :I sueecss. 

the weiltller being olouds, hot and suitry. 

One of our new member. of the club. blr. 

919. 

Good all-day shoot, desllite adverse eondi- 


Tully Gun Club 

NORTH QUEENSLAND 


JUNE CARNIVAL 1958 

3 DAYS £1000 SHOOT 

Including QUEENSLAND TEAM SHOOT 

1958 Interstate Match 

Q'land D.B. Nighf Championship 

N. Q'land Double Rise Championship 

FULL PROGRAMME IN LATER ISSUES 

TULLY 14th, 15th and 16th JUNE, 1958 

A. D. COLLINS, President, DAN NOONE, Hon. See., 

Box 19, Tully, N.Q. Phone 152. P.O. Box 369, 

Tully, N.Q.

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS. 

COBURG GUN CLUB 

vbtorirr 


NO SHOOT ON MARCH 8 - ASSOCIATION SHOOT 

SATURDAY, 22nd MARCH 

10 BIRDS POINTS. Cash. Entry, lo/-. 

20 Birds Double Barrel 

Mixed Marks 

5 birds from 12 yds., 5 from 16 yds., 5 from 20 yds., 

5 from Handicaps. 

Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd, and 12/16 yards. 

Entry, 20/-. 


SATURDAY, 5th APRIL 

10 BIRDS POINTS. Cash. Entry, lo/-. 

20 Birds Double Barrel 

Entry, 20/-. 


Watch for Coburg Cup, May 17 

60 BIRDS D.B. 

C. MUDFORD, President, C. J. COLLEDGE, Secretary. 

Phone: JU 4615. 12 Adler Grove, 

Merlynston, N.14. 

Phone: FL 4835. 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET S H O O T I N G NEWS 

3rd. 

~~~~,'.c~..~~r l.:.d cnrlv ;u,d r:o.:eri sere 

hlrd w Lrmk. Ho~cv~r. the .hoorvr:. h:ul it 

I , ~ ~ ~ . V Inter. N. Vlekerq eomi~~uu, to show 

);",d *o,m .And tnnk uur ,he m.,tn event 

IH. It. 31cNiluul.totl. Ilon. Sec) 

shooters. 

(L. G. Kooh, Hon. See.) 


D. Rise: J. J. Duffy, 4/5: R. Kingston, 3/5. 

Stormy weather and wet roads orevented 

visitors tua.ve1une: Feuern Club, ns usual. 

were well reoresented. 

(I,. R. hlills. Hon. See.) 

Youth is a silly, vapid state; 

Old age with fears and ills is rife; 

This simple boon I beg of Fate- 

A thousand years of Middle Life! 

-Carolyn Wells. 

Truth, after all, wears a different 

face to everybody, and it would he 

D. Dnvey. 

A zood muster of shooters and some good too tedious to wait till all are agreed 

~haotins over the day, ~artioulnri~ fmm John Truth is said to lie at the bottom of 

Feehnn, Dcs Davey and ICcn Cross. a well, for that very reason, perhaps, 

(Inn Dingwall. Hon. See.) 

that whoever looks down in search 

ARAMAC (Qld.). l/l/js.-\Vesther conditions: 

fair. Results: NO. 1. 6-bird: J. D. of her sees his own image at thc 

Vfaiker E. B. Barton W. Bailey. ~oss:, No. bottom, and is perhaps persuaded not 

2 15-b!x1 s.B.: R. ~ i ~ 1st: ~ A. bmley. ~ t ~ only ~ that , he has seen the Goddess, 

J: D. Wdker, J. J. DYRY. P. Landers, div. hut that she is far better - looking 

2nd. No. 3. PO-bird: J. D. Walker. Do3a.. 

1st: W. Bailey. J. J. Duffy. M. Fraser, div. than he had imagined. 

2nd. No. 4. 16-bird Pts. 3 and 2: J. J. 

Duffy, 43; R. Kingston, 42. No. 6, 5 Dr. 

-James Russell Lowell. 

3s+:~3~:+x~i:~x~;: ~:e ~:~:~+~:~:+:~;~+:~:~:+~:~:+:x:+:+:x:~:+~:i:~:~:+:~:~:e?~:ei:!:e~ 21; 

k. 

8 TRAP GUNS & ).. ,* 

& & 

j.; 

f.$ 

& 

BROWNING Under and Over SHOTGUNS 

$.$ 

Regular Supplies A, C, D, Grades. 

8 AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNS 

& Browning - Standard and Trap Models 

8 $4 

Full Range of Shooting Accessories. 

. p4 . 

Far courteour ond Efficient Service 

B 

93 

see Jim Lynn or Sam Farmer 

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Milaug, S.A. 

Notice to Club Secretaries 

TRU-FLITE CLAY TARGETS 

are in regular Supply 

Trade inquiries invited: 

TRU-FLITE CLAY TARGETS 

120 PASCOE VALE ROAD, MOONEE PONDS FU 2886 

also at 

DONALD MACINTOSH Pty. Ltd. 

193 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne C.l 

(*Denotes Passed Written and Oral Test) 

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BROOKES, K. E.* 

BULLEN, W. N. 

BURNS, A. F.* 

BUSHBY, J. R.* 

CAMPBELL, C.* 

CAMPBELL, J. C.* 

CAMPBELL, T. C. 

CARRINGTON, W. J.* 

CASSIN, D.* 

CHURCHILL, Max 

March, 1958 

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COOKSON, G. N: 

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COTTAM, Frank 

COUTTS, A.* 

COX. E. V.' 

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CRACKEL, Percy 

DALY, G.* 

DENNIS, C. F.* 

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W. G. F.' 

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DOYLE; ~~~k 

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DUNSTAN, Robert 

EAST, S. A. 

ELLIOTT, George 

EMSLIE, F. E.* 

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GANNON, N. 

GARDINER, J. 

GARDINER, M. 

GARONNE, R.* 

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GINTY, E. R.* 

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HUGGINS, M. 

HUMPHREY, P. M.* 

HUNTER, A.* 

HUNTER, Keith* 

JAMES, H. G.* 

JAQUES, G. H." 

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JOHNSON, R. 

JONES, T. L. 

JORGENSON, R.* 

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KELMAN, A. K. 

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KEYS, J.* 

KIDMAN, G. W. 

KILCULLEN, R. G.* 

KING, R. W. 

KNEEBONE, D. A,* 

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LATHAM, D.* 

KNIGHT, A. E. 

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LITTLEJOHN, K. 

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LONG, A. C.* 

LUPP, L.* 

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MARTIN, G. S.* 

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MATTHEWS, E. J. 

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MILL, M. A. 

MILLS, H. 

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MISIUN, K. R.* 

' MOFFATT, R. C.* 

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MOORE, R. W. 

MORONEY, V.* 

MURPHY, W. V. 

MURRAY, D. E. 

MOYLE, R. F.* 

McARTHUR, J. T: 

McCARTHY, B. R.* 

MCCORMACK, J.* 

McCRAITH, J. A. 

McGILP, N. A. 

McLENNAN, R. F: 

McLINDEN, T. 

McINNES, G. D.* 

McINTOSH, A. W.* 

McKERROW, D. J.' 

McLEOD, G. B.* 

McRAE, E. G. 

NORMAN, Theo* 

OBORNE, E. D.* 

O'BRIEN, J.* 

O'CONNOR, C. W.* 

OLIVER, J. F. 

O'NEILL, B. J. 

O'NEILL, R. F. 

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CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS 

OWERS, C. G. 

PACK, D. M.* 

PALMER, W. A. 

PARKER, W. R.* 

PARRY, E. D. 

PEACOCK, B. T.* 

PEEL, L. L.* 

PERCIVAL. C. R. 

PETERS, H. A. 

PETHERICK, E. D.* 

PHILLIPS, T. L. 

PIERPOINT, K. 

PORTER, L. W. 

POWELL, Darcy* 

POWELL, Rex* 

POXON. A. E.* 

PRICE, D. A.* 

PRICE, L. V. 

RAINBIRD, W.' 

RALEIGH, John* 

RALEIGH, J. w.* 

RAWLINGS, L. A. 

RAWLINGS, R.* 

REDMAN, E. E.* 

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REID, Robert A.* 

RICHARDS, M.' 

RICHMOND, A. E.* 

RICHTER, W. 

SIM, G. L.' 

SIMS, T. L.* 

SINGLETON, F. E.' 

SMITH, A. E.* 

SMITH, A. H. C.* 

SMITH, Harold* 

SMITH, H. 

SMITH, 0. W.' 

SMITH, Ross* 

SOAMES Junr., Keith* ' 

SOAMES Senr., K.* 

SPALL, T. H. 

STAINTON, G. H.* 

STARLING, W. W.* 

STEWART, C. 

STONE, T. E.* 

STONE, Joe* 

STOTT, W.* 

TENNENT, W. G. 

TIE. A. C.* 

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TURNER, T. H.* 

TUBB, J. R. 

THEODORE, J.* 

TYRWHITT, R. 

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VICCARS, N.* 

VIVIAN, E.* 

RICUPERO, Jos. WALKER, C. M. 

R1CI:PERO. Vinc. WALKER. R. W. 

ROBERTS, A. 

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ROGERS, E.* 

WATSON, Dave 

ROWE, A.* 

WELLS, N. 

RUSSELL, A. J. WHITTEN, F. G. 

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SCHOOLEY, B. G. S. WILLIAMS, N. 

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SEIS, J. A. 

YATES, R. B.* 

SEMMLER, J. E. YOUNG, T. S.* 

SERTORI, Dr. J. L.* 

SHEPHERD, G. H. 

ZANIOL, L. 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET.SHOOTING NEWS 

A.C.T.A. HANDICAPS 

The following are the Association Handicaps for all registered shooters 

competing in OPEN events. 

In order to ensure satisfactory Association handicapping., Club officials 

are reguested to show each shooter's full surname and initials (shooting. 

name, if any, in addition) when forwarding handicap returns to the Association 

office.

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773 George Street, Sydney

Anderson, Ken A. 

(Tweed) ..................... 

Anderson. L. (Wodonca - 

Athletic) .................. 

Anderson, M. (Geelong) 

Anderson, Ross (Katanning) 

........................ 

Anderson, R. A. (Alexandra, 

S.A.) ...... ...... 

Ande,rson, Sylvia (Ko- 

JOIIU~) ........................ 

Anderson. W. (Lismore) 

~ndrews,' K. T: (Clon- ' 

curry) ........................ 

Andrews, R. (Australian) 

Andrews, R. (Robart) ... 

Andrews, R. J. (Clermont) 

...................... 

Andrews, W. (Burdekin) 

Angel, C. J. (Mangoplah) 

Angus, G. (Manildra) ... 

Annett, C. (Keilor) ......... 

Anning, W. H. (Richmond) 

........................ 

Anthony, A. J. (Charters 

Towers) ..................... 

Anthony, H. (Jerilderie) 

Anthony, R. L. (South 

Coast) ........................ 

Anticich, J. (Perth) ...... 

Anticich, P. (Perth) ...... 

Appleton, C. (Mt. 

Barker) ..................... 

E Appleton, F. (Clermont) 

Apted, F. (Keilor) ......... 

? Arblaster, E. A. (Perth) 

: Arhuthnot, A. (Aust.) ... 

2 Arbuthnot, S. (Aust.) ... 

g Baker, A. J. (Tumut) . . Baker, B. (Frankston) ... 

? Baker, Don (Charleville) 

; Baker, F. (Adelaide) 

2 Baker, F. (Ouse) ............ 

Baker, F. (Aust.) ............ 

Baker, G. D. (Tumut) - 

Baker, H. C. (Bingara) 

Baker, K. (Warwick) . 

Baker, L. W. (Aust.) 

Baker, R. (Hareou~.t) 

...... 

... 

Baknash, R. M. (Cloncurry) 

........................ 

Balaglow, Leo (Atherton) 

.............................. 

Balchin, John (Kellerberrin) 

........................ 

Balcombe, A. M. 

(Parkes) ...... ...... 

... 

Bales, B. L. (Birchip) ...... 

Ball, C. (Horsham) 

Ball, H. H. (Australian) 

Ball, James (Horsham) 

Ball, Joe I. (Atherton) 

Ballard, Clive (Cohuna) 

Ballard, D. E. (Gundagai) 

Ballard, F. P. (Long- 

reach) ........................ 

Ballard. I

Beattie, M. G. (Warrack- 

nabeal) ........................ 

Beatty, J. W. (Lands- 

borough) .................. 

~eaumont; G. G. (Young) 

Beaumont, 3. (Hamilton) 

Beazley, J. (Frankston) 

Beck, M. (Moe) ............... 

Beeck, L. C. (Katan- 

ning) ......................... 

Beeck, N. A. (Katanning) 

Beecroft. W. (Hawkes- 

bury) ........................ 

Beel, Colin (Cunnamulla) 

Beer, I

Brown, E. (Katanning) 

Brown, E. (Roma) ......... 

Brown, E. (Charleville) 

Rmwn. -. . -~, F. E. (Anst.) . 

Brown, G. (Ee'huca)' ...... 

Brown, G. (Bright) ...... 

~rown; G. (Tottenham) 

Brown, G. A. (Inverell) 

Brown, G. W. (Mackay) 

Brawn. Jim Cobure) ... 

Brown; john (~obuTg) ... 

Brown, J. (Braidwood) 

Brown, J. D. (Roma) ...... 

Brown, K. (Bangall) ... 

Brown, Len (Inverell) ... 

Brown, Les (Berridale) 

Brown, Max (Croydon) 

Brown. M. (Nhill) ............ 

Brown; N. S. (Graman) 

Brown, R. (Berridale) ... 

Brown, Ron E. (Mallala) 

Brown, Reg (Bateman's 

Bay) .............................. 

Brown. Richard (Mansfield) 

........................ 

Brown, S. J. (Coburg) ... 

Brown, Ted (Bourke) ... 

Brown, T. C. (Katanning) 

Brown, T. R. (Aust.) ... 

Browning, R. D. (Border) 

Browman, C. (Keilor) ... 

Brownson, J. (Charters 

Towers) ........................ 

Bruce. C. (East Goldfields) 

........................ 

Bruce, D. R. (Mildura) 

Bruce, E. (Mildura) ...... 

Bruce, L. (Mildura) ...... 

...... \---- 

brook) ........................ 16 

Burdack, C. (Baranduda) 16 

Bnrdack, R. A. (Albury) 16 

Burdett, F. (Glencoe) ... 16 

Burdon, K. R. (Pt. Pirie) 16 

Burford, Eric (Lt. Bool) 16 

Rurgcss, L. (Bruthen) 16 

lio~.pess, 31. (Cobar) .. ?2 

Burke, M. (Drouin) ...... 13 

Burke, T. J. (Bute) ...... 16 

Burling, J. (WaMick) 16 

Burling, J. (Pittsworth) 16 

Burnside, W. (Footscray) 16 

Burns, A. (Colac) ............ 14 

Burns, A. F. (Footscray) 27 

Burns, (Mrs.) A. F. 

(Coburg) .................. 16 

Bums, C. (Pittsworth) ... 19 

Burns, Lance (Coburg) 16 

Burns, R. W. (Cloncurry) 16 

Burns, W. B. (Goroke) 17 

Burns, S. Junr. (Barcaldine) 

........................... 16 

Rnms. . , William (Ouse) 12 

Burrell, V. (Wangaratta) 18 

Burrill, Ray (Coburg) ... 17 

Burrow, A. E. (Cunnamulla) 

........................ 16 

Burrows, H. G. (Aust.) 18 

Burrows, K. (Bathurst) 14 

Burrows, W. (Bathurst) 17 

Bul.ns, Colin (R31.caldine) 1G 

Burron, 1). (Sydney) ...... 18 

Burton, G. (Donald) ...... 16 

L Rmstall. . , R. W. (Burde- Cains. A. A. (Taree) ...... 17 Cameron, S. H. (Hamil- Campbell, W. (Coffs 

kin) .............................. Calcino, Bert iClara 

ton) ............ ...... 

Harbour) .................. 12 

Busby, A. (N.S.W.G.C.) 

Creek) ........................ Campbell, A. (Cowra) ... Campbell, W. (Swan 

Busby, Ellick (Coolah) Caldwell, B. (Bombala) Cam~bell. - . A. L. (War- 

Hill) ....................... 17 

Busch, Don (Australian) Caldwell, D. N. (Rich- 

wick) ........................ cannistra, Matteo (The 

Bushby, J. R. (Narran- 

mond) ........................ Campbell, A. L. (Edge- 

Oaks) ........................ 16 

dera) ........................ Caldwell. V. A. (Bom- 

hill) .............................. Cannon, Allan (Peak 

Bush, L. J. (Sheppartou) 

Campbell, C. (Lear- 

Hill) ........................ 17 

Butler, B. (Moree) ........ 

month) ....................... Cannon, T. (Hobart) ...... 19 

Butler, Errol (Berridale) 

Campbell, C. (Yass) ...... Cant, F. (Geraldton) ...... 16 

Butler, J. (Alexandra, 

Carnubell. C. C. (Coffs Cantrill. E. S. (Moree) 16 

S.A.) .............................. 

Butler, J. (Learmonth) 

Capel, A. F. (Bingara)' 16 

Butler, R. (Learmonth) 

Capel, I. (ICellys Creek) 16 

Butler, R. (Townsville) 

Capell, T. M. (Trundle) 16 

Butler, R. J. (Horsham) 

Capelli, J. (East G'fields) 16 

Butler, R. J. (Longreach) 

Cappiello, P. (Barham) 16 

Butler, W. C. (Tumut) 

Cardillo, Alfio (Herbert 

Butson, J. (Wodonga 

River) ........................ 16 

Athletic) .................. 

no) .............................. Carey, B. 3. (Herbert 

Butt, R. J. (Aero Club) 

Campbell, J. (Carinda) 

River) ........................ 17 

Bye, M. (Goodooga) ........ 

Campbell, J. D. (Bom- Cargill, M. (Wonthaggi) 18 

Bye, Tom (Bourke) ...... 

bala) ........................ Carland, N. (Learmonth) 16 

Byers, A. J. (Australian) 

George) ....... 1. ............ Campbell, J. G. (Mt. Carlon, E. (Cambenvell) 16 

Byers, R. Senr. (Burde- Cameron, D. R. (St. 

Gambier) .................. Carlon, W. (Cambenvell) 17 

kin) .............................. 

George) 

Bygrave, R. 

..................... Campbell, ~ e (Atherton) s 

Carlson, A. R. (Hargrave 

(Willaura) Cameron, D. W. (St. 

Campbell, N. (Roclc- 

Park) ........................ 12 

Byme, Mrs. Joan (Perth) George) ........................ hampton) .................. Carman. F. (Aust.) ...... 16 

Byme, J. (Frankston) Cameron, F. (Roma) 

Bvne, M. J. (Perth) ...... 

...... Cam~bell. . . N. (Rock- 

Cameron, G. (Echnca) ... 

hampton) .................. 

Bymes, B. C. (Gunning) Cameron. .G. N. (Pelican Campbell, N. H. (South 

Bymes, B. (Goulburn) 

Creek) ........................ Aust.) ........................ 

Bmes, J. T. (Manilla Cameron, 

R. (Girn) ............ 

J. G. (Lt. 

Campbell, N. J. (Coburg) 

Bool) ........................ Campbell, Oliver 

Cameron, Keith (Mans- 

(Donald) .................. 

C 

field) ........................ Camnbell. - . R. (Towns- 

lock) ............... 16 

Cameron, K. F. (Roma) 

ville) ........................... Carrick, 3. (Atherton) 16 

Cadusch, J. P. (Mel- Cameron, M. . J. (Lace- Campbell, T. G. (Towns- Carrington, W. (Charters 

bourne) ........................ pede Bay) ................. 

Towers) ..................... 22

Dellabaite, R. (Burdekin) 

Demo!ne, P. R. (Croydon) 

Dempsey, F. L. (Ynrram) 

Dempsey, J. (Albury) - 

Demosev. P. (Foster) 

~emistkr, A. J. (War- 

ton) ............. -- 

Denning, Tom (Crookwell) 

.......... ..... 

Dennis, C. (Mildura) . 

Dennis, G. F. (Cunderdin) 

-- -. ........... -. 

Dennis, P. (Kin aroy) 

Dennis. W. H. ($onthaggi) 

- - ............ 

Dent, D. F. (Bright) . 

Denton, E. (Roma) - -. 

Denton, M. (Mortlake) - 

Denyer. - . A. B. (Collarenebri) 

-- - ........... 

DePlazza, S. (Bright) - 

Deravin, Dr. G. (Camberwell) 

........ -.. 

Deutsher, C. (Rupanyup) 

Deverall, B. (Footscray) 

DiBartelo, k (Herbert 

River) ........... -- 

Di Bartolo, F. (Herbert 

$ River) ........--.-...... 

5 DiBartolo, R. (Herbert 

River) .- ...... 

Di Bartolo, S. (Herbert 

m River) 

3 Duddy, W. (MoreeJ, ._ 

Duddy, ?.I. (Qui~in 1) 

5 Dudley. Vern (Camber- 

geal) . 

Dimarco, Joe (Liverpool) 

Diugell, H. (Huntly) ...... 

Ding~uall, W. J. (Drouin) 

Dinning, Reg (Kaniva) 

Dishel; B. (Coburg) . 

Diver, T. (Newcastle) - 

Dixon, Arthur (Kellerberrin) 

................... 

Dixon, G. (Drouin) 

Dixon, R. R. (Charters 

Towers) . -. ...... 

Doak, D. (Kempsey) ...... 

Doblie, J. (hamonth) 

Doblie. P. (Sebastoool) 

Dominick, J. H. (Col- 

larenebri) -.- ........... 

Donaldson, G. (Portland) 

Donehue, W. R. (Hey- 

cl~ip) ..... .- .- . 

Donnelly, H. R. (Keilor) 

Donnelly, V. J. (Birchip) 

Donovan. A. (Lear- 

month) ............ - - 

Donovan, Joe (Aust.) - 

Doohan, Col. W. (Tweed) 

Dor+n,.R. B. (Collarene- 

+. - ~ 

~ ~ ~-~~ ~ 

16 Doblie; W. iLearmo6thj 18 D ~ ~ , (Barellan) ....: . 16 Drew, s.' (Tawon~a) - 16 

Dobaon, F. (Echuca) ...... 19 Dowie, Jay (Isisford) - 16 Drife, G. H. (Lea~month) 18 

17 Dobson, K. (Echnca) ... 19 Dowie, John (Isisford) 16 Drife, T. G. (Learmonth) 18 

16 Dohertv. J. (Dundonnelll 16 Dowlin~. -. G. (Pelican Driscoll. G. (Yemna 

. Creek) ...... ...... 

ford) ........ i.. 

Dowker, 0. (Huntly) .... 

Domling, R. (Tambo, .... 

Downer, G. (Katanning) 

Do\\.nrr, J. (I(at:mninz) 

Downea, F. (St. Apnaud) 

Dosnic, I. K. (Bothwell) 

Do\\.nie, W. (Both\rell) 

Doxvney, J. (Colac) ... .- 

Doherty, M. (Aust.) ...... 

Doherty, W. (Hnghen- 

den) .-.. ............ 

Dolby, J. W. (South 

Coast) ............ -- -. 

Domaille, N. T. (Robin- 

vale) -. ........... 

Dunston, N. (Hawkes- 

buly) ............ -. 16 

Dunwoodie, J. (Cairns) 17 

Dupuy, P. J. (Coburg) 16 

Dupuy, R. (Cobnrg) -... 16 

Durbridge, F. W. (Perth) 16 

Durell, R. (Narrogin) - 16 

Dutaillis, C. (Mackay) ... 16 

Dwyer, C. (Goondiwindi) 16 

Dwyer, G. (Northam) - 16 

Dwyer, J. P. (Daintree) 18 

~yball; ~ohert (~areej 16 

Dyer, A. (Bruthen) ...... 16 

Dyer, R. E. (Albury) ...... 16 

Dyson, E. N. (Tyren- 

darra) ..-. ...... ...- .-. 16 

Dyson, J. C. (St. George) 17 

E 

Eagle, D. K. (Ungan-a) 16 

Eagle, Ron (Barhnm) ... 19 

Earl, A. H. (Seymour) 16 

Earl, L. (Mt. Gambier) 20 

Earl, M. (Mt. Gambier) 20 

Eason, R. (Sebastopol) 18 

East, S. (Cressy, V.) . 17 

Enst~nte,~. (&an Hill) 16 

Easto., L. (Cohurg) 19 

Enston. A. T. (Cohuna) 19 

Eeroyd, E. C. (Cunnamnlla) 

.- ........... 17 

Eddinaton. . . H. M. (Both- 

~uell) ...... :..- 21 

Eddy, S. J. (Warren) . 16 

Edenboroueh. D. C. 

(Sydncyj ........... 17 

Edgell, J. (Hargrave) 18 

Edgerton, S. (Tnlly) .- 16 

Edlington, A. (Queanbeyan) 

---.-...-... 16 

Edlington, M. J. (Queanbeyan) 

............... .-. 22 

Edlington, Noel (Queanbeyan) 

............ 16 

Edmondson, D. G. (Illawarra) 

.- .......... ..- 16 

Ednie, A. J. (Australian) 17 

Edson. T. (Flinders Is.) 12 

Edw&s, k. A. (~owns; 

ville) -.I' ........... 19 

Edwards, A. D. (Crookwell) 

...... ..- 17 

Edwa*. Mrs. D. (Cloncurry) 

...- i. ...... 16 

Edwards, Dick (Keilor) 16 

Edwards, D. (Cloncnrry) 16 

Edwards, D. (Tyrendslla) 16 

Edwards. D. K. (Lace: 

pede Bay) .-. -. ...... 18 

Edwards, E. (Newcastle) 14 

Edwards, E. C. (Lacepede 

Bay) ...... 17 

Edwards, H. R. (Banvon 

.... ...... 

Heads) -- - 16 

Edwards, J. (Newcastle) 18 

Edwards, Ray (Edgehill) 16 

Edwards, R. A. (Coburg) 19 

Edwards, S. H. (Bathurst) 

:.-. ...... 14 

Edwards, S. Senr. 

(Aramac) ........... 12 

Edwards, W. (Port Fairy) 16 

Edwards, W. T. (South 

Coast) .-.. ...... ..-. ..- 20 

Ekins, D. (South Aust.) 16 

Elder, T. (Nyngan) ...... 16 

Elder, Tony (Inverell) - 16 

Eldridge, H. (Colac) 19 

Elliott, A. G. (Corfield) 16 

Elliott, Alf Bega) ....... 16 

Elliott, C. {Anstrallan) 16 

Elliott, G. (Geraldton) 20 

Elliott, Gavan (Cowra) 19 

Elliott, H. C. (Balmoral) 15 

Elliott, M. (Kaniva) ...... 

Elliott, N. W. (Tathra). 16 

........... 

Elliott, roo) N. R. (Oondoo- 

12 

Elliott, P. J. (Corfieldf 16 

Elliott, R. J. (Geraldton) 17 

Elliott, Reg (Bateman's 

Bay) -.-.- 16 

Eliiott, T. A. (Peak Hill) 16 

Elliott, T. (Muttabnr1-a) 16 

Elliott, W. (Geraldton) 19 

Elliott, Mrs. W. R. 

(Geraldton) ........... - 16 

Elliott, W. T. (Banaall) 16 

Ellis, I. C. (~iena) .-;. 12 

Ellis, Norman (Horsham) 16 

Ellis, N. W. (Aero Club) 16 

Ellis, R. (Sebastopol) . 16 

Ellis, R. W. (Quambatook) 

............ 18 

Ellis, W. (Huntly) .-.. ...... 16

sham) ........................ 

Emmett, R. N. (Ouyen) 

Emslie, F. (Croydon) ... 

Engel, L. (Tea Gardens) 

Endand, - . B. (Mt. Gambier) 

................. :... ...... 

England, C. (Mt. Gambier) 

........................... 

- . . - 

Enrlish. F. (Gidrin- 

hung) ........................ 

Entwistle, A. (Keilor) ... 

Erhardt, R. (Walpenp) 

Etches, C. E. (Croydon) 

Evans, Albert (Mans- 

% field) ........................ 

Evans, Clive (Warwick) 

. Evans, E. (Griffith) ...... 

Evans, G. (Griffith) ...... 

Evans, Ian (Gr~ffith) ...... 

Flanagan, John (Keilor) 16 

Flavell, R. (Lake Albert) 17 

Fleetmood, D. (Adelaide) 21 

Fleetwood, Mrs. F. E. 

(Adelaide) .................. 16 

Flegler, A. F. (Dalby) 16 

Flegler, C. E. (Dalhy) 17 

Fletcher, A. (Swan Hill) 16 

Fletcher, C. R. (Dundonnell) 

..................... 22 

Fletcher, D. (Roma) ...... 16 

Fletcher. M. C. (Dun- 

donnell) 

..................... 

Fletcher, Mrs. D. (Roma) 

Fletcher, M. (Frankston) 

Fletcher, R. W. (Keilor) 

Flett, C. (Dunally) 

...... 

Flett, G. H. (Dunolly) 

Flett, H. A. (Dunolly) ... 

Flood, H. (Bourke) ...... 

Flood. Mrs. J. J. (Goon- ...... 

dimindi) ..................... 16 -. 

Florence, S: (Rupanyup) 18 

Flynn, Rex (Tweed) ...... 16 

Foers, A. (Mortlake) ...... 16 

t: Fogarty, E. (Ihilor) ...... 16 

brook) ........................ 

Fairbrother, W. (Por- 

tarlington) .................. 

Faithfull, John (Moree) 

Fallshaw, Roy (Cobnrg) 

Falkiner, T. K. (Denili- 

quin) ........................ 

Falzon, L. (Illawarra) 

Fankhauser, C. (Aust.) 

Fankhauser, V. L. 

(,"Dubbs") (Aust.) 

Fannmg, K. (Charlton) 

Farnham, L. (Wallera- 

wang) ........................ 

Farrant, R. W. (Cohuna) 

Farrimond, J. (Bathurst) 

Faunt, R. (Sydney) ...... 

Faux, H. G. (Mildura) 

Faux, H. L. (Mildura) . 

Fawckner, E. A. (Ban- 

gall) ....................... 

Fawk, S. (Robe) ............ 

Feather, Dr. R. H. 

(Roma) ........................ 

Feehan, F. (Drouin) ...... 

Fellows, G. (Casterton) 

Fennell, W. J. (Lt. Bool) 

Fenton, K. (Learmonth) 

Fergnson, A. C. (Spring- 

wick) ........................ 

Foster, K. (Horsham) ... 18 

Foster, R. R. (Beaufort) 16 

Foster, S. G. (Lucindale) 17 

Fowler. Miss R. I. 

Fox, A. (Camberwell) ... 17 

Fox, Dr. H. (Charleville) 17 

Fox, R. W. (Camber- 

well) ........................ 16 

Francis, Lieut. E. G. 

(Frankston) .......... 17 

Frankcombe, V. (Brack- 

nell) .............................. 16 

Franke. A. (Icerane) ...... 16 

Franki, H. (Kempsey) . 16 

Franks, C. (East G'fields) 16 

Fraser, A. W. (Victoria 

Valley) .................. 16 

Fraser, Don Junr. 

(Tully) ........................ 15 

Fraser, H. (Oondooroo) 12 

Fraser, Mrs. R. (Cunna- 

mulla) ........................ 12 

Fraser, R. R. (Cunna- 

mulla) ........................ 12 

Fraser, Stan (Birchip) 16 

Fraser, W. S. (Tully) .... 19 

Fraser, W. D. (Clermont) 16 

Frazer. Mrs. J. E. 

(Pelican Creek) 1.6 

Frazer, M. (Pelican 

Creek) ...... ............ 17 

Frazer. T. (Cunnamulla) 16 

Frean, R. A. (Aust.) ...... 18 

Freckleton, C. (Apsley) 16 

Freclcleton, G. (Apsley) 16 

Ferrier, N. Junr. (Warwick) 

........................ 16 

Ferrier, Roy (Birchip) 16 

Ferrier, T. (Roma) ......... 19 

'Ferris, J. (Walwa) ......... 18 

Fetherstonhaurh, J. 

(Corfie1d)- .... :. ............ 16 

Fewster, A. J. (Keilor) 19 

Field, H. V. (Myamyn) 16 

Fielder, C. (Longreach) 20 

Fields. - - Les (Atherton) . 16 

Filbey, E. (Learmonth) 16 

Finlay, A. S. (Aus~.) ... 17 

Finlay, L. S. (Aust.) ... 17 

Finlay, S. (Charters 

Towers) -. -- ........................ 17 

Finlavson. " . A. ......................... (Learmonth) 

17 

Finlayson, E. R. (Coolah) 16 

Finlayson, John (Coolah) 16 

Finlayson, Jack (Aero -- 

Club) ........................ 16 

Finley, A. W. (Aramac) 12 

Finnegan, B. J. (Banvan 

Heads) ........................ 16 

Finnegan, W. (Goburg) 23 

Finnemore, Stan (Mangoplah) 

........................ 16 

Finney, G. (Warwick) 16 

Fioretti, P. (Hay) ............ 16 

Firth, F. M. (Warren) 17 

Firth, Mrs. F. M. 

(Warren) .................. 16 

Fischer, F. (Atherton) 16 

Fischer, H. N. (Camberwell) 

........................ 18 

Fleetwood, D. (Adelaide) 21 

Fish, G. F. (Bathurst) ... 16 

Fisher, G. (Kojonup) ...... 16 

Frecklington, E. C. 

dale) ......................... 16 

Freebody, K. (Berridale) 16 

Freebody, P. (Berridale) 16 

Freeman. D. G. (St. 

Arnaud) ..................... 20 

Freeman, G. (Seymour) 16 

Freeman, G. (MaEra) - 16 

Freeman, J. (Croydon) 16 

Freeman, Em (The 

Oaks) ........................ 16 

Freeman. L. T. (South 

Aust.) ........................ 16 

Fredericks, W. (South 

Coast) ...................... 16 

French, A. J. (Coburg) 17 

Friday, Eric (Mansfield) 12 

Friday, G. (Mansfield) 16 

Frisina, A. D. (Edgehill) 16 

~riswell, W. (Harcourt) 16 

Fritb, N. (Taaman~an) 21 

Frizzell, K. A. (Dalby) 16 

Frood, L. (Brisbane 

Metro.) ........................ 16 

Frost, A. (Narrawa) ...... 16 

Frost, D. (Tyrrendarra) 16 

Frost, R. (Birralee) ...... 12 

Frost, Thomas (Yass) - 17 

Fry, Hugh (Australian) 16 

Fryatt, James (Sale) ... 16 

Fryatt, S. (Yallourn) . 16 

Fryer, J. (Newcastle) ... 18 

Fnkoskris, J. (Mansfield) 16

Gardner, R. E. (Kellerherrin) 

...................... 16 

Garing, W. (Aust.) ...... 16 

Garlando, Alfiero (Herb. 

River) ........................ 16 

Garnham, Alan (Aust.) 16 

Garratt, G. (Geraldton) 16 

Garrett, K. (Barwon 

Heads) ........................ 16 

Garronne, Peter (Cohurg) 16 

Garronne, Ray (Aust.) 18 

G 

Garrow, J. M. (Townsville) 

........................ 16 

Gale, Jack (Footscray) 16 Garrv. L. IYass) ........... 16 

Gall, C. J. C. (Tambo) 16 ~arti; B. E. (singleton) 17 

Gallagher, I

AUSTRALIAX CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS 

-4USTRALIAN CL-4Y TARGET SHOOTING NEWS

2 Heazlewood, S. A. (Tasmanian) 

........................ 

Heddle, M. G. (Lake 

Albert) ........................ 

Hedger, Ian (Berridale) 

Hedger, Arthur (Alexandra) 

........................ 

Hedger, M. B. (Berridale) 

Hedger, R. (Berridale) 

Hedger, Ron (Alexandra) 

Hedges, W. (Queanbeyan) 

....................... 

Heffer, C. (Kerang) ...... 

Heffer, E. (Kerang) ...... 

Heferan, P. (Moree) ...... 

Hegarty, T. (Surat) ...... 

Hegarty, T. (Cunnamulla) 

........................ 

Height, Daryl (Mt. 

Gambier) .................. 

Height, G. W. (Mt. 

Gambier) .................. 

Heilman, D. (Wallerawang) 

........................ 

Heily, V. ("Boswell") 

(Camberwell) ............ 

Heinemann, R. (Cunnamulla) 

........................ 

Heinemann, T. (Burdekin) 

........................... 

Heinrich, John (Gidain- . - 

bung) ........................ 

Heimann, J. (Lismore) 

Heise, Arthur (The Oaks) 

- Heise, Eric (The Oaks) 

Heise, Ron (The Oaks) 

$ Heley, Ralph (Mildura) 

b: Heley, Ron (Mildura) ... 

Hodgetts, Robin (Brack- 

nell) .............................. 17 

? Hodgetts, Terry (Brack- 

nell) .............................. 

: Hodgson, Bruce (Wal- 

gett) .............................. 

Hodgson, F. (Walgett) 

Hodgson, R. (St. Amaud) 

Hodgson, S. (St. Arnaud) 

Hodginson, David (Yass) 

Hodginson, J. L. (Yass) 

Hoffman. D. (South 

Coast) ........................ 16 

Hoffman, Mrs. D. 

(South Coast) ......... 16 

Hoffman, E. (Shoal- 

haven) ........................ 17 

Hoffman. L. H. (War- 

Hemmingway, D. (Camberwell) 

..................... 

Hender, B. (Alexandra, 

S.A.) ........................... 

Henderson. Peter (Gerald 

ton) .............................. 

Henderson, Mrs. Peter 

(Geraldton) ............... 

Henderson, S. (Rockhampton) 

.................. 

. . 

Hendra. L. (Werribee) ... 

Hendrie, F. J. right) 

Henke, C. F. (Droain) ... 

Henkel, K. G. (Aero 

Club) ....................... 

Henry, M. R. (Parkes) 

Henry, R. T. (Parlces) 

Hensleit, L. (ICiata) ...... 

Herdegen, A. (Coffs 

Harbour) .................. 

Hering, R. (Coburg) ...... 

Heriot, B. (Holbrook) ... 

Herridge, R. (Northam) 

Herriman, A. (South 

Coast) ........................ 

Hesketh, T. (Coburg) ... 

Hester, E. S. Senr. 

(South West) ............ 

Hester, E. Jnr. (South 

West) ........................ 

Hester, R. S. (South 

West) ........................ 

Hetherington, D. (Long- 

reach) ........................ 

Hetherington, G. (Long- 

reach) ........................ 

Hettner, J. (Katan~iing) 

Heussler, Hugh (Tweed) 

Henssler, J. W. (Kellys 

Coast) ........................ 

Hicks, N. R. (Icerang) ... 

Hicks, R. (Bright) ......... 

Hicks, W. H. (Kaniva) ... 

Higgins, J. (Willaura) 

Higgins, L. (Willaura) 

Higgins, R. (Tottenham) 

Hildebrand, K. (Cohuna) 

Hile, A. (Abermain) . 

Hiley, Ralph (Brisbane) 

Hill, Bruce (Aero Club) 

Hill, C. J. (Little Bool) 

Hill, C. (Northam) ...... 

Hill, F. (Learmonth) ... 

Hill, G. (Barcaldine) ...... 

Hill, G. (Flinders Island) 

Hill, J. (Hargrive Park) 

Hill, J. (Sebastopol) ...... 

Hill, J. (Cressy) ............ 

Hill, M. (Cunnamulla) ... 

Hill, Mrs. Joan (Shoal- 

haven) ........................ 

Hill, Roy (Cressy) ......... 

Hill, Sam C. (Daintree) 

Hillard, J. (Cambenvell) 

Hillier, 1. (Baranduda) 

Hillgrqve, Hugh (Birch~) 

................ ...... 

Hillman, E. (Alexandra) 

Hills, Dave (Tweed) ...... 

Hilton, D. (Katanning) 

Hinch, Len (Goroke) ...... 

Hinde, Geoff (Coolah) ... 

darra) ........................ 

Hinneberg, A. (Walpeup) 

Hinneberg, C. F. W. 

(Walpeup) .................. 

Hinneberg, J. (Horsham) 

Hinneberg, Norm (Horsham) 

........................ 

Hinge. -. D. (Nhill) 

............ 

Hirning, R.' (~o"th 

Coast) ........................ 

Hiskins, H. (Border) ...... 

Hiskins, J. (Albury) ...... 

Hobbs, A. H. (Tambo) 

Hobbs, W. H. (Dalby) . 

Hobson, F. (Foster) ...... 

Hocken, R. (Australian) 

Hockey, F. R. (Aust.) ... 

Hockey, L. (Quirindi) ... 

Hockey, 0. K. (Tottenham) 

........................... 

Hocking, Ray (Lt. Bool) 

Hocking, Stan (Lt. Bool) 

Hockley, K. (Mt. Gambier) 

.............................. 

Hodge, C. (Parkes) ...... 

Hodge, E. E. (South 

Coast) ....................... 

Hodge, H. (South Coast) 

~odgetts, C. (Birralee) 

Hodgetts, Les (Bracknell) 

.............................. 

Hodgetts, M. (Landsborough) 

.................. 

Holland, J. B. (Sale) ...... 12 Aooper, N. (Roma) ...... 16 Howells, C. (Myer's 

Holle, R. (Cunnamulla) 18 Hope, A. (Kojonup) ...... 16 Flat) ........................ 19 

Hollett, M. H. (Cander- Hove, G. W. (Koionu~) 16 Howard, A. (Crookwell) 16 

Hopkins, A. (FooiscrG) 18 Howard, J. (Pirron 

Hopkins, G. (Mt. Isa) ... 16 Yallock) ..................... 16 

Hopkins, R. C. (Man- Howard, J. H. (Goulburn) 19 

durama) ........................ 16 Howard, Max (Hopetoun) 17 

Hopkins, W. E. (Cunder- Howard, Stan (Inverell) 16 

din) .............................. 16 Howes, A. (Footscray) 16 

Holmes; E. A. (dollai- ~opkinson, R. (Lismore) 16 Howlett, F. (Bruthen) ... 16 

enebri) ........................ Horan, A. (Derrinallum) 16 Hoy, D. H. (Walcha) ...... 16 

Holmes, Jack (Totten- Hore, A. D. (Border) . 16 Hudgson, L. H. (Rainham) 

........................ Hore, D. (Albury) ............ 16 bow) .............................. 18 

Hohnes, L. (Echuca) ...... Hore, T. (Aust.) ............ 16 Hudson, Bert (Aust.) ... 16 

Holmes, Max (Totten- Horn, S. (South Burnett) 18 Hudson, F. (Narrandera) 23 

ham) ........................ Horner, I

Humphrey, B. (Northam) 17 Hntchinson, C. (Long- 

Humnhrev. - .. E. T. (North- reach) ........................ 16 

am) .............................. 18 Hutcheson, D. (Tyren- 

Humphrjes, I. J. (Moree) 16 Hutchinson, K. (Cairns) 16 

Humphnes, P. (North- Hutchinson, T. (Muttaam) 

.............................. 20 burra) ........................ 16 

Hunt, Graeme (Tweed) 16 Hutchinson, W. (Tambo) 16 

Hunte~, Alf (Perth) ...... 19 Hutchinson, W. J. (Lake 

Hunter, G. (Keilor) ...... 16 Albert) ........................ 16 

Hunter, I. (Cunnamulla) 18 Hutchison, B. (Alexan- 

Hunter, I

ning) ........................ 

Kraak, E. R. (Lake 

Albert) ........................ 

ICrentzlin, R. (Geelong) 

Krono. 0. iTownsville) 

~ ~ 

Kukura, R. (Perth) ...... 

Kydd, E. 3. (Burdekin) 

Kyle, A. R. (Rainbow) ... 

Kyle, Dr. E. W. (Perth) 

1 

Lacey, E. (Mumbannar) 

Lacey, Les J. (Mumbannar) 

.............................. 

Lacey, L. R. (Mumbannar) 

.............................. 

Lacey, T. (Warren) ...... 

Lacy, B. (Mumbannar) 

Laffan. 0. E. (Camberwell) 

........................ 

Laidlam, A. (Frankston) 

Laidlaw, D. (Hamilton) 

Laidlaw, 3. (Frankston) 

Laidlaw. R. H. C. inev- 

.. " . 

lnm) .............................. 

Lamaro, R. (Berriwil- 

2 lock) ........................ 

Kennedy, P. B. (Rich- Kilculleu, R. G. (Foot. 

mond) ........................ 16 scray) ........................ 

Kennedy, P. (Croydon) 16 Kildey, Keith (Aust.) ...... 

Kennedy, Ron (Kerang) 15 Kiley, R. (Gidgiubung) 

Kenny, N. J. (Rockhamp- Kilgallon, A. J. (East 

ton) .............................. 13 Goldfields) .................. 

Kenny, V. (Walcha) ...... 14 Kilkenny, R. A. (Coburg) 

Keorh. G. T. (Tullibi- 

Kilkenny, T. R. (Coburg) 

Kilpatrick, D. (Apsley) 

Kilpatrick, N. (Cohuna) 

Kilpatrick, Ron (Apsley) 

Kilpatrick, R. (Horsham) 

Kin~ber. C. W. (Bombala) 

King, F. A. (~ingara) .: 

King, G. (Lake Albert) 

King, G. (Tuena) ...... 

huna) ........................ 16 Kine. G. K. (Rockhamu- 

Kerr, Jack (Charlton) ... 17 

ICerr, S. C. (Donald) ...... 19 

Kerr, W. (Footscray) ... 16 

Kerrigan, E. (Bingara) 16 

Kerrisk, C. W. (Rock- . 

hampton) .................. 13 

Kerrisk, R. (Rockhampton) 

.................. 13 

ICersham, 0. (Illawarra) 16 

Ketteridae, David (Edgehill) 

.............................. 16 

Keys, J. (Bambala) ...... 19 

Kichington, S. C. (St. 

George) ........................ 16 

Kidd. G. R. (Rockhamp- Brthur) ........................ 

ion) ...... 1.. .................. 14 Kings, G. (Northam) ...... 

ICiddle, H. C. (Rock- ICingsley, N. (Morxvell) 

hampton) .................. 16 Kingston, Ron (Aramac) 

Kidman, G. W. (Las- Kineston. - . W. R. (Aracelles) 

........................ 18 mac) ........................... 

Kidston, P. (Tottenham) 17 Kinsey, R. (Warren) ...... 

Kick, S. (Dunolly) ............ 16 Kirby, A. C. (Deniliquin) 

Lamaro, T. (Donald) ...... Langhlin, Roger (Kerang) 16 

Lamb, G. (Apsley) ......... 

Lamb, G. W. (Alhnry) ... 

Lamb, S. (Goulburn) ... 

Lambart, C. (Surat) ...... 

Lambert. E. (Hawksbu1.v) 

~ambert; R. (~oyal ~erb j 

Lampard, R. (South 

Coast) ........................ 

Lamph, Barry (Nyngan) 

Lanagan, G. (Rupanyup) 

Landers, 0. (Pelican 

Creek) ........................ 

Landers, P. (Pelican 

Creek) ........................ 

Landon, Donald (Little 

Laundee, J. (Cressy, V.) 16 

Lavery, H. T. (Charters 

Towers) ............... ?... 16 

Laverty, B. (Ouyen) ......... 16 

Laves, C. L. (Illawarra) 16 

Laws, V. (South Coast) 16 

Lawler, J. (Blight) ......... 16 

Lawler, T. J. (Coudobolin) 

.............................. 16 

Lawler, W. (Wongabri) 17 

Lawrence, K. (Echuca) 16 

Lawrence, R. (Croydon) 17 

Lawrence, W. (Wonthaggi) 

........................ 16 

Lawrie, P. (Alexandra) 16 

Lawson, Alf (Cloncurry) 16 

Lawson, Paul (Adelaide) 19 

Lamson, P. H. (Adelaide) 19 

Lawton, G. E. (Shepparton) 

.............................. 21 

Lay, S. H. E. (Robinvale) 16 

Layton, R. (Australian) 19 

Lea, E. T. (Birchip) ...... 18 

Lea. W. A. (Birchio) ... 16 

~. . 

Leabeater, C. J. (Man- 

durama) .................. 16 

Leach, D. (Swan Hill) ... 20 

Leahy, 3. (Goulburn) ... 16 

Leake. C. D. (Huchen- 

Lee, Alan (Bruthen) ... 

Lee, A. (Tully) ............... 17 

Lee, C. (Lismore) ............ 19 

Knight, A. E. (Berriwil- 

willoek) ........................ 

Knight, Geo. (Lake , 

Albert) ........................ 

Knight, G. M. (Berri- 

willock) ........................ 

Knight, H. R. (Sydney) 

Knight, J. (Coffs Har- 

bour) ........................ 

- . 

Bolac) ....................... 

Lewis, A. (Foster) ...... 18 

Lewis, C. I

2 Libby, W. (Keilor) - -.. 

Liddiard, B. (Nyngan) . 

Liddicoat. W. (South 

Auk) .- : 

............... 

Liersch, A. B. (Hol- 

brook) - - - - 

Lighezello, 0. (Single- 

. ton) .- -. - - -. 

Lilly, E. (Shoalhaven) 

Lilly, G. W. Tambo) . 

Lillyman, A. {Goondi- ' 

wendi) ....................... 

Lillyman, L. W. (Goon- 

diwindi) ... -.- -- 

Linder. Bert (Dimboola) 

Lindner, J. (Echucn) -. 

Lindsay, J. H. (Oondoo- 

. . 

1.00) .- - .- 

Lisle, A. W. (Rockhamuton) 

....................... -1.. 

Lisle, C. (Barcaldine) - 

Liston, John (Goondiwindi) 

...... .- ..- -- 

Litchfield. R. (Robinvale) 

~ithgow,~. (&st 

GoldRelds) -. . -. 

Lithgow, J. (East 

Goldfields) -- -- -- 

Little, 3. (Hughenden) ... 

Little, R. E. (Clermont) 

Littlejohn, K. L. (Tas- 

manian) ..................... 

Livcsey, T. W. (Aero 

Club) - .................. 

k Livingston, A. (Swan 

$ Hill) ----- 

Lloyd, C. P. (Dundon- 

a nell) .........--.- 

Lloyd, M. (The Oaks) ... 

. ...................... 

Lock, N. W. (Tambo) - 17 Lowe, A. J. (Drouin) .-. 12 

Lock, W. J. (Camberwell) 19 Lowe, J. L. (Drouin) ... 18 

Lockhead, Dr. R. N. Lowe, Ross (Walcha) 17 

(Tumut) ......... .-.. 16 Lowell, R. (Bombala) - 16 

Lockwood, Fred (Bright) 16 Lomdes, A. N. (Wan- 

Imder. A. (South Coast) 16 garatta) .--. -..- 16 

Loder, Arthur A. (Tweed) 17 Lowry, IC. (Coburg) ...... 21 

Lodw, G. H. (South Lowther, D. (Tumut) - 16 lock) .--..--..- 16 

Coast) ........... .-.. 17 Loxton, E. W. (Onyen) 16 Lyons, W. (Da~inallnm) 16 

Loder, William B. 

Loxton, R. (Eaat G'fields) 17 

(Tweed) - -. .- -. 16 Lneas, D. (Narrandera) 17 

Loft, Leo (Coffs Har- Lucas, S. (Frankston) ... 17 

Lueas, T. (Frankston) ... 18 

Macadam, R. (Cobar) ... 14 

Lucas, W. (Mo~?vell) .- 16 Macalister, Peter (Gun- 

Lueey, B. (Coburg) ...... 16 

ning) .................. : ..... 16 

Macdonald, A. R. (Ather- 

Lnckock, C. G. (Dun- 

ton) 

donnell) ....................... ..-.-....---.-. 16 

14 Macdonald, 3. D. (Aust.) 16 

Ludby, W. (Echuca) -- 17 Macdonald. S. 

Luhrs, R. 

R. (Rock- 

S. (Leamonth) 19 hamptbn) ...... ; ........... 16 

Luhra, M. R. (Lear- Maec, A. (Rookhampi on) 17 

month) -- .-. 21 hhe, L. (Rockham ton) 21 

ton) ............................. 17 Lumnis. 3. E. (Dunollv) 

Long, K. (Richmond) .- 

.. 16 - Mace, L. (PittswortK) 

16 Lund, G. (Australian) 

Long, 0. (Newcastle) - - 

... 16 

21 MacInnes. D. (Lake 

16 Lund, Mrs. G. (Aust.) 16 Bolad) . 16 

Longhnsen, R. (Cohuna) 18 Lundie, Jack (Lismore) 16 Macintosh, R. (Iiellys 

Longworth, J. (Towns- Lun~husen. E. (Cohunal 18 Creek) 

ville) .............................. - - -- .- 16 

16 

MacIntvrc, . . A. J. (Pt. 

Lonie, W. R. (Croydon) 19 Lunion, K.. (Croydon) 

Lorden, S. G. (Perth) - - 16 Pirie) 16 

16 Lupp, L. (Bathurst) 24 Mack, A. J. A. (Bin- 

Lord, R. (Clara Creek) 16 Luseombe-Newman, E. 

gara) ........................ 16 

Lorensen, 0. (Wodonga) 16 (Bateman's Bay) - 16 Mack, B. (Bingara) -.- 16 

Lorimer. I. (Tottenham) 16 Lynch, David (Under- Mackay, D. (Kellys 

~arimer; ~.'(~ottenham) 16 bool) - .- 16 Creek) ...... .-. 16 

London, I. S. (ICoitaki) 20 Lp~ch, Derek (Walpeup) 16 Yackenzie, A. A. (In- 

Loughnan, Con (Roma) 16 Lynch, G. (Underbool) 16 verell) ....................... 16 

Loughnan, C. N. (Roma) 17 I,ynch, J. (Nhill) 16 Maclcenzie, D. L. 

Lounhland. - C. 3. (Cam- Lvneh. Max (Woroosl ... 16 (Kellys Creek) ........ 16 

berweili - ......-- 16 ~tneh; ~urray (~id$in- Mackenzie, L. (Jeparit) 16 

Lowve, A. (Bruthen) 17 bung) .,. -... . 16 Mackey, B. (Brisbane) 19 

$ Mgckey, W. G. (Quean- __ Malseed, Me* (Con- Marks, K. (Mt. Gambier) 16 

beyan) 

dah) ........................ 

6 Mackin, L. (Foster) -.. 

Marret, J. (Cohuna) ...... 

Manifold. A. G. (Mort- 

- MocICinnon, R. (Jeril- 

lakej ........... : ........... Marsh, C. (Kojonup) . 

derie) ...........-.-- Manley, C. (Drouin) Marsh, G. (Kojonup) ...... 

MacLeay, A. 3. (Hay) Mann, A. (Charleville) - Marsh. Dr. S. H. (Kemp- 

MacLean, I

;: Matthews, J. G. (Kerang) 16 Mayfield, 0. T. (Caven- . Meney, E. J. (Quamba- Miles, Sgt. F. (Liverpool) 16 

, 

Matthews, A. D. (Co- 

dish) - ........... 21 took) ...... 16 Miles, W. (Wonthaggi) 14 

bar) .-. ...... 16 Mayge', F. H. (Nyngan) 16 Menhennet, H. (East Milhins, George (Won- 

Matthews, C. G. 

Maynard, F. (Boort) 16 Goldfields) ............ 16 thaggi) -- ...... 16 

(Manilla) ...... ..- 17 Mayne, D. (Hobart) .- 13 Mentiplay, B. (Brothen) 16 Mill, G. (Bingara) ......... 16 

Matthews, Don (Kerang) 14 Mayo, F. C. (Royal Aero) 16 Menzies, M. (Nyngan) - 16 Millar, A. W. (Leon- 

Matthews, E. J. (Hol- Mazzer, Peter (Athei%on) 18 Me~riman, 0. B. (Yass) 16 gatha) .-.. ............ .- 17 

brook) ..- -. ............ 20 Meade, R. P. (Perth) ...... 18 Merrin. Thomas (Ather- Millar, P. W. (Cressy, 

Matthews, Ray (Keilor) 17 Meadows, J. R. (East 

ton) 16 V.) .................. -. 16 

Matthews, R. B. 

Goldfields) ............ 

(Kerang) ...... 

.-.. 16 Merritt, J. (Swvan Hill) 16 Millar, W. J. (Iearmonth) 16 

16 Meaker, L. (Tathra) - 16 

Mertz, D. (Barham) ...... 18 Millard, A. V. (Bessie- 

Matthews, Sydney 

(Yerong Creek) ...... 16 

Mealing, C. W. (Ather- 

Mertz, N. (Barham) 17 belle) ..-. ............ 16 

ton) 

Matthews, T. 

.............----. 16 

Mertz, W. R. (Swan Hill) 16 Millard, E. J. (Bessie- 

E. (Hughenden) 

-- - ...... Wears, ...- W. (South West) 16 

Messenger, A. (Mt Gam- belle) ................ 16 

16 

bier) ...... -.. -. -. 19 

Mattingly, A. J. (Gan- Medhurst, E. R. (Mum- 

Millard. Leonard (Mac- 

Metcalf, A. (Mildura) 

main) -... ...... ..- 16 bannar) ................... 

... 17 arthur) ...... .- 

18 Metcalf, E. G. (Perth) ... .... 20 

19 

Maw, A. L. (Quamba- 

Medway, Claude (Gun- 

Millard, Lionel (Mactook) 

........... ...... 16 

ning) ............ ..- -... 16 

Meurant, B. (Cunna- 

arthur) -... -- ...... 16 

Mawson, L. J. (Winchel- 

Medway, Jim (Dalton) - 20 

mulla) ............ -. 16 Millard, R. (Perth) ...... 16 

sea) -- - ............. 16 

Medway, J. R. (Gunning) 21 

Meyer, R. (Kaniva) ..-. 19 Millard. W. R. (Tvren- 

Mezger, Dr. M. L. 

Maund, W. J. (East Meek, L. J. (Ganmain) 18 (Hughenden) .- . 16 

G'flelds) ......... .-. 16 Meek, J. (Croydon) ...... 22 Michael, C. H. (Har- 

Maunsell, C. R. (Long- 

Meek, T. (Croydon) . 17 grave) -.. ............ 20 

Megaw, A. S. (Mt. Gamreach) 

........... -. ...... 16 

Michell, R. H. (Harcourt) 16 

Maxfield, F. (Drouin) ... 17 

bier) ............ .-.. -- 17 Michelmore, P. M. 

Maxwell, B. (Warrack- 

Megaw, A. (Mt. Gam- (Maelcay) 

bier) 

naheal) - ...... -- ...... 

......... 17 

16 

16 

Middle, Dr. John (Croy- 

Maxwell, Bruce (Hope- 

Megaw, Stan (Mt. Gam- 

don) 

toun) .............. -. .- 16 

bier) -..-. 

........-..-.-....... 16 

................. 17 Middleton, R. A. (River- 

Melgaard, R. (Holbrook 16 

May, Dean (Lake Albert) 16 

side) -. ............ 20 

May, Keith (Lake 

Melgaard, R. C. (Hol- Miiller, J. Junr. (Walwa) 16 

Albert) -. -. ............ 17 brook) ...... 

15 Milbum, C. (Dalhy) 14 

May, K. B. (Roekhamp- Melham, John (Bemidale) 17 Milbourne, A. J. (Warton) 

.-.-.- 14 ~elville; H. R.. (New- 

raeknabeal) - -. 16 

4 May, W. T. (Lake Albert) 17 castle) ..-. ................. 22 Mildenhall, C. (Benam- 

Mayberry, S. H. (Tyren- Melville. J. E. (Towns- 

bra) ................ 16 

darra) 17 ville) ............ .-.. 18 Mildenhall, R. (Tambo 

: Mafleld, D. (Cavendish) 20 Menem, P. (Footscray) 16 Valley) ................ - 16 

- ville) - 

2 Millican, E. J. (Towns- 

? Milliken, W. (Leongalha) 

; Milliken, N. (Hay) ... 

; Mill, M. (Bingara) ... ..-. 

Mills, H. ("Apex") 

(Colac) ...... ............ 

Mills, James (Tweed) ... 

Mills, L. R. (A~.amac) - 

Millsteed, W. E. (Sea 

Lake) ........... -.. 

Milne, D. (Longreach) - 

Milne, R. S. (Geelong) ... 

Milton, H. (Wallera- 

wang) .-. ...... ...- 

Milton, R. R. (Miena) - 

Miners, R. (Berridale) . 

Miragliotta, F. A. 

(Geraldton) - ..... 

Miski?, I

2 Mountjoy, D. Harcourt) 

Mowat, G. G. (Yarram) 

Mowbray, John (Bruthen) 

Mowbray, J. (Flinders 

Island) ........................ 

Moy, J. (Manilla) ............ 

Moy, M. (Ganmain) ...... 

Moylan, J. (Cohuna) ...... 

Moyle, R. F. (Lake 

Albert) ........................ 

Moyse, W. (Barcaldine) 

Muddy, Claude T. (Swan 

Hill) ........................ 

Mudford, C. G. (Coburg) 

Muir, G. (Oo~~dooroo) ... 

Muir, J. (Colac) ............... 

Muir, T. (Icatanning) ... 

Muir, W. (Macarthur) ... 

Muirhead. P. (Pitts- 

worth) ........................ 

Mulckey, J. (Goondi- 

windi) ........................ 

Mulder, A. (Geelong) ...... 

Mulhearn, D. A. (Coff's 

Harbour) .................. 

Mules, R. (Adelaide) ...... 

Mules, K. (Adelaide) ... 

Mullens, F. T. (Aust.) ... 

Muller, A. (werribeej ... 

Muller, D. (Barham) ...... 

Muller, G. (Cloncurry) 

Muller, K. F. (Camber- 

well) ........................ 

Muller, M. J. (Aramac) 

$ Muller, R. (Townsville) 

$ Muller, T. (Shoalhaven) 

Mulley, W. (The Oaks) 

Mullins, Brian (Mt. 

o, Ba ' 

McCosker, M. (Inverell) 

.McCosker, Rod (Inve!.ell, 

.\lcCoskc~.. T. 0. 1111- 

McCrae, M. (Sydney) ... 

McCraith, J. A. (Coburg) 

McCreddin, S. G. (Birchip) 

.............................. 

McCrohau, J. D. (Inverell) 

.............................. 

Mecrossin, I. (Tully) ...... 

McCullougb, E. (Bruthen) 

McCullough, R. G. (Bangall) 

.............................. 

McCullough, W. (Aust.) 

McCumstie, R. (Moree) 

McDepott, D. (Townsvllle) 

.............................. 

McDermott, K. J. (Townsville) 

........................... 

McDiarmid, H. (Lithgow 

Miners) ............ 

McDiarmid, I

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS

... 

2 Orht, G. (Katanning) 

O'Rauske, F. (South 

Bnmett) .................. 

O'Rorke, L. J. (Mortlake) 

.............................. 

'Orr, Joe (Tullibigeal) ... 

Orr, Dr. R. G. (Aust.) 

Orr, Reg (Tullibigeal) ... 

Orton, C. (Bright) ......... 

Ortner, F. (Aust.) ......... 

Osbaxne, Ian (Daintree) 

O'Shannassy, V. T. 

(Colac) ........................ 

O'Shannassv. W. (Har- 

windi) ........................ 

Osman, R. (Croydon) ... 

Osmetti, J. (East G'fields) 

Osmetti, J. Junr. (East 

Goldfields) .................. 

O'Su!livan, W. J. (Brisbane) 

........................ 

Outen, R. J. (Keilor) ...... 

Outhwaite, R. M. (Ko- 

- 

" . 

7 P 

Z Pack, D. M. (Roma) ...... 

Padula, P. (Cobar) ...... 

Parkes, G. (Robinvale) 

Parkinson, M. (Worooa) 

Parks, F. (Berridale) ... 

Parks, L. A. (Mans- , 

field) ........................... 

A. (Lacepede 

Bay) ........................ 

Par~~ell, 

Parow, L. (Footscray) ... 

Pasrish, N. (Sydney) ... 

Parry, E. (Charleville) 

Pany-Okeden, D. A. 

(Kelly's Creek) ...... 

berrin) ........................ 

Pascoe, J. N. (Kellerberrin) 

........................ 

Pascoe, M. (Sebastopol) 

Pastega, J. (Mackay) ... 

Pateman, L. A. (Yass) 

Paton, Peter (Macarthur) 

........................ 

Patten, A. J. (Griffith) . 

Patten, W. (Edgehill) ... 

Paterson, W. A. (Tambo) 

Patterson, C. (Townsville) 

........................ 

Patterson, G. B. (Corfield) 

.............................. 

Patterson, Jim (Sale) ... 

Patterson, K. (Foster) ... 

Patterson, K. (Footscray) 

Patterson, N. (Lear- 

% Pegler, Harry (Quilpie) 17 Perrin, Tom (Tea Gar- Plteke, :\li,lt (Kc~.ang) Pilgrim, R. (Aust.) 

Pegler, R. A. B. (Cunna- 

dens) ........................ 16 Pbuher, 0. (Ho!.sh:im) ... Pilgrim, R. (Croydon) ... 

7 mulla) ........................ 16 Perring, Max (Shoal- Pfin~st. -. I). .\. IGoondi- Pilkinzton, L. A. (Tyren- 

2 Pegler, Tony (Quilpie) 16 haven) ........................ 17 windi) ........................ 

Pegler, Welford (Quil- Perrinr. M. C. (Shoal- Phalp, W. J. (Footscray) 

pie) .............................. 18' 

Phelps, D. (South Aust.) 

Peiffer, R. (Clara Creek) 17 

Phelps, Ossie (Carinda) 

Pellas, A. R. (Harcourt) 17 

Phelan, F. (Quambatook) 

Pellas, M. J. (Harcourt) 19 

Philiphaf, J. (Perth) ...... 

Pellas, Roy (Geelong) ... 16 S.A.) ....................... ;... 15 Phillip, G. (Willaura) ... 

Pellow, Neville (Gidgin- Perry, J. (Aust.) ............ 16 Phillips, Alf (Young) ... 

bung) ........................ 16 Perry, Iieith (Seymour) 17 Phillips, D. W. (Wil- 

Pender~ast, I. H. J. Perry, Rex (Balmoral) 17 laura) ........................ 

(Binambra) ............ Pertiel, R. (Yerong 

Phillips, H. (Aust.) ......... 

Pendergast, N. W. 

Creek) ........................ 17 Phillips, J. J. (Mackay) 

(Bruthen) .................. Peters. A. M. (Warrack- Philli~s. IC. H. (Denili- 

~- 

- . 

Pendlebury, E. (Croydon) na beal) ..................... 19 qnin) ........................... 

Pengelly, I

$ Porter, R. (Wangaratta) 18 

Potter, J. (Borung) ...... 16 

Potter, Raymond (Quam- . . 

batook) ........................ 16 

Potter, W. (Hobart) ...... 16 

Potts. A. V. (Alexandra, 

A ......................... 16 

Potts, H. L. (Alexandra, 

S.A.) ........................ 18 

potts, M. (Hargrave 

Park) ....................... 16 

. Patts, T. 6. (Townsville) 16 

Poulsen, G. (Atherton) 16 

Poulton, A. (Swan Hill) 17 

Poulton, E. A. (Hopetoun) 

........................ 16 

Poulton, L. C. (Hopetoun) 

~~ ~ ........................ 16 

Powell, D. (Lismore) ... 18 

Powell, D. W. (Charleville) 

........................ 16 

Powell, E. (Bothwell) ... 17 

Powell, J. (Keilor) ......... 16 

Powell. I

Robinson, M. (Aust.) ...... 

Robinson, W. J. (Aust.) 

Robinson, W. J. (R'hampton) 

.............................. 

R.oche, William (Yass) 

Rochester, A. (Wallera- 

.. - . 

.= , ........................ 

Rockliff, Peter (Cressy) 

Rockliff, Romney (Latrobe) 

........................ 

Rodda, S. (Camberwell) 

Rodda. W. N. (Camherwell) 

........................... 

Rodger, H. (Clermont) 

Roeszler, H. (Frankston) 

Rofe, Ron . E. -~ (The ~~~-~~ Oaks) 

~ . 

Rorers. I I. (Echuca) ...... 

B. (Kyabram) 

Rogerson, B. (Myamyn) 

Rogley, N. (Sydney) ...... 

Rohan, G. C. (Oondoo- 

1.00) .............................. 

Rohan, H. C. (Oondooroo) 

Romeo, C. (Colac) ......... 

Ronald. W. (Tambol . 

dera) ........................ 

Ronfeldt, G. (Leeton) ... 

Rolfe, W. (Barellan) ...... 

Rollston, D. J. (Prairie) 

Ronning, Lou (Coota- 

2 mundra) ..................... 

', Rooke, L. (Aust.) ............ 

Rooney, K. (Cunderdin) 

Rosconi, A. (Bathurst) 

$ Rose, Ben (Berridale) ... 

Rose, C. B. (Edgehill) ... 

Rose, T. H. (Edgehill) ... 

Rose, W. (Edgehill) ...... 

Rosel, B. (Roclthampton) 

Rosewarne, T. (Keilor) 

Ross, A. H. (Alexandra, 

S.A.) ........................ 

Ross, F. (Moree) ............ 

Ross, H. (Footscray) ... 

Ross, J. R. (Victoria 

Valley) ........................ 

Ross, S. A. (Mackay) ... 

Ross, W. (Lismore) ...... 

Rosso, 3. (Carinda) ...... 

Rosso, Peter (Caiinda) 

Rothmell, Hugh (Roma) 

Rotondo, I. A. (Herbert 

River) ........................ 

Roxvarth, S. (St. Arnaud) 

Rome, A. (Bathurst) ...... 

Rowe, B. (Warren) ......... 

Row, Phillip (Balmoral) 

Rowland, D. 0. (Camberwell) 

........................... 

Rowland, E. (Drouin) ... 

Rowlands. C. (Drouin) ... 

Rowley, A. G.' (pa&) 

Rowley, Perc. (Sale) ... 

Rubiolo, B. (Burdekin) 

Rudd, G. (Rockhampton) 

Rudd. P. C. rock ham^. 

Schlirz, S. (Qunmbarook) 

Schluret., L. (.4pslcy) ..... 

Schmitz. D. IGeraldton) 

Schmidlin, F. (Hawkesbury) 

........................ 

Schmidt, A. (Dimboola) 

Schmidt. Buster (Cunnamulla) 

........................ 

Schmidt, Brian (Charleville) 

........................ 

Schmidt, F. G. (Cunnamulla) 

........................ 

Schmidt, G. (Bangall) ... 

Schmidt, G. (Bangalla) 

Schmidt, H. (Geraldton) 

Schmidt, L. (Cunnamulla) 

Schmidt, R. (Corowa) ... 

Schmidt, R. (Border) ...... 

Schneider. A. (Lands 

River) ........................ 

Schneider, C. J. (Bracknell) 

.............................. 

Schnelle, H. (Wodonga) 

Schofield. G. (Hamilton) 

Schooley, B. G. S. (Clara 

Creek) ........................ 

Schooley, S. J. (Clara 

Creek) ........................ 

Schramm, G. J. (Ungarra) 

....................... 

Schramn?, J. S. (Pt. Lincoln) 

........................... 

Schramm, W. (Pt. Lincoln) 

........................... 

Schroeter, L. (Winchelsea) 

........................... 

Schubert, D. J. (Barandnda) 

........................ 

Rushford, M. (Werribee) 

Russel, K. (Burdekin) ... 

Russell, A. (Swan Hill) 

Russell, A. J. (Camberwell) 

........................ 

Russell, D. (Rockhampton) 

........................... 

Russell, H. (Giru) 

.......... 

Russell, P. (Alexandra, 

S.A.) ........................ 

Russo, R. (Herbert 

River) ........................ 

Rutledge, 'G. C. (Bris- 

bane) ........................ 

Rutledge, J. (Bowral) 

Rutherford, Will. (Dain- 

tree) .............................. 

... 

Rutty, W. J. (Sydney) 

Rutty, W. J. Junr. 

(Sydney) .................. 

Ruut, Dr. Felix (Aero 

Club) ........................ 

Rvall. . . W. (Queanhevan) 

. . . . 

Ryan, C. (Braidwood) ... 

Ryan, D. A. (Singleton) 

Ryan, F. D. (Aust.) ...... 

Ryan, G. (Werribee) ...... 

Ryan, Jim (Bathurst) ... 

Ryan, J. (Hawkeshury) 

Ryan, K. (Kempsey) 

...... 

Ryan, L. (Berriwillock) 

Ryan, P. (Kempsey) ...... 

Rybalko, V. (Goodooga) 

Ryland, E. G. (South 

Coast, Q.) ................. 

Ryland. N. L. (Frank- 

Schuhert. F. B. (Walcha) 

........................... 16 

Sehubert, Ian (Wodonga) 19 

Schubert, W. (Wodonga) 16 

Schulthess, S. (Aust.) ... 16 

Schultz, D. H. (Adelaide) 16 

Schultz, E. (Robe) ......... 16 

Schultz. E. (Pittsworth) . . 16 

chumi inn, ~ouglas 

(Jeparit) .................. 16 

Schumann, D. R. (Jeparit) 

........................ 16 

Schunlman, Mrs. (South 

Coast) ........................ 16 

Scohle, H. J. (Footscray) 16 

Scobie, Robin (Tea 

Gardens) .................. 17 

Scott, B. (Griffith) ......... 16 

Scott, Bill (Adelaide) ... 18 

Scott, C. D. (Adelaide) 16 

Scott, C. W. (Camherwell) 

........................... 16 

Scott, D. (Adelaide) ...... 16 

Scott, H. (Australian) ... 16 

Scott, H. A. (Roma) ...... 19 

Scott. H. A. (Geelong) 17 

Scougall, J. (Broken 

Hill) ........................ 16 

Scowcroft. - - D. (New- 

~ 

castle) ........................ 25 

Scoular, W. (Carinda) ... 16 

Scriven, L. (Echuca) 21 

...... 

Scriven, T. 0. (Echuca) 17 

Sculthorpe, . R. (Tas- 

~ 

manian) ..................... 16 

Seagraatt, L. E. G. 

(Perth) ........................ 17 

Sealy, G. (Portland) ...... 16 

Searle. J. L. (South 

Burnett) .................. 16 

Seccomhe, Dan (Coffs 

Harbour) .................. 16 

Seccombe, G. D. T. 

(Coffs Harbour) ...... 19 

Seccombe, R. (Coffs 

Harbour) .................. 18 

Seccombe, T.' (Coffs 

.: 16 

Seinsie, G. (~ydney) .... 

Senserrick, J. (Iieilor) 20 

Senserrick, T. (Iieilor) 18 

Sermon. A. M. (North- 

........................ 

... 

S.A.) 13 

Shand, W. E. (Dalby) 21 

Shannon, A. F. (Mackay) 16

8 Shannon, B. R. (Birchip) 16 

Shannon, Colin (Yass) - 16 

Shannon, Douglas (Yass) 16 

Shannon, James (Yass) 16 

Shannon, J. (Beulah) ...... 16 

Shannon, M. (Beulah) ... 16 

Shannon, Maurice (Yass) 16 

Shannon, V. (Burdekiu) 17 

Sharmin, Baden (La- 

trobe) ...... ...... -- - 17 

Shepherd, L. V. (Lt. Silvertsen, S. (Camber- Simson, Ron P. (Tally- 

Bool) .- ...... ...... ..-. 17 well) .- -. ..... ...... 17 Ho) ........-.---..... 16 

Shepherd, P. (Goulburn) 16 Sim, D. E. (Tullibigeal) 17 Simson, W. J. (Tally Ho) 17 

Shepherd, Roy (Lismore) 16 Sim, D. W. (Griffith) ..- Sinclair, A. (Boort) ...... 16 

Shepherd, R. (Narrawa) 16 Sim, G. L. (Tullibigeal) 19 Sinclair, C. (Townsville) 19 

Shepherd, R. (Shoal- Sim, H. (Tullibigeal) .-.. 18 Sinclair, E. F. (Townshaven) 

.- .-. ...... ...... 16 Sim, K. (Barham) -... ..... 18 ville) ...... ...... ..- -. 16 

Shepherd. Reg M. (Mt. Sim, Laurie (Tumut) ...... 16 Sinclair, Ewen (Camber- 

Bwker) -. ...... ...... -. 16 Sim, M. (Barham) ... ...... 16 well) ...... -. ...... 16 

Sheppard, A. E. (Colac) 16 Smi, R (Townsville) 16 Sinclair, Ian (Seymour) 16 

Shaman. E. N. (Latrobe) 18 Sheppard, R. D. (Sebas- Simhruk. A. (Mansfield) 17 Sinclair, R. (Frankston) 16 

Sharp, J. (Bright) ...... ...... 16 

topol) ...... -. ..... 21 Sime, R: 0. (Graman) i 18 Sing, J. Senr. (Tully) - 16 

Sharp, R. (Colac) ...... ...- 17 

Sheridan, P. (Kempsey) 16 ~i-ons, W. (Port in- Sing, J. Jnnr. (Tully) . 16 

Sharp, W. H. {Perth) - 17 

Sheridan, Peter (Robe) 22 eoln) ... ...- _.. ..- ...... Single, G. (Bingara) 16 

Sharne. L. (Llsmore) - 16 Sheringham, L. G. (Mt. Sirnoson. Duncan (Gren- Single, R. (Mackay) 16 

Barker) ... ...... ..... -. 21 

Single, R. (Taree) -.. ...... 17 

~haio&, if (Bessiebelle) 

...... -. ...... 16 

Shewiff, Ben (Apsley) - 16 

Singleton, F. E. (Cobar) 19 

Sharrock, F. (Tyren- 

Sherringham, R. (North- 

Singleton, Judy (Cobar) 12 

darra) .- -. ...... ...... 16am) 

.......--.-........ 17 

Singleton, N. E. (Cobar) 21 

Sharrock, Gerald P. 

Sherwin, E. (Cunnamulla) 16 

Singleton, R. (Hawkeg- 

(Bessiebelle) - 17 

Shields, R. (Boggahri) 16 

buly) ...... ..- .- 16 

Sharrock, G. A. M. (Mac- 

Shields, S. F. (Mildura) 16 

Skinner, F. (Rockhamparthur) 

...... -. -.. 16 

Shoebiidge, W. 

ton) ...... 16 

Sharrock, Stan G. 

(Bathurst) . -- .- 14 

Skinner, J. A. (Lismore) 16 

(Bessiebelle) ...... ...... 16 

Shoesmith, A. (Gerald- 

Skinner, W. R. (Keilor) 18 

ton) .......-.-.... ...... 16 

Skipper, S. W. (Inverell) 16 

Shaugnessy, P. (Alice Shoesmith, Mrs. P. 

Skipper, R. B. (Invei.ell) 16 

Springs) ..-. ...... 16 (Geraldton) ...... Slater, T. (Colac) -- .- 17 

Shay, G. (St. Arnaud) - 

...... 16 

16 Short, S. (Townsville) ... 16 

Slattery, W. (Wemibee) 16 

Shennan, M. (The Oaks) 16 Showers, R. A. (Bright) 16 

Sloane, John (Cunna- 

Shepheard, L. W. 

Shuard, Ray (Edgehill) 16 

mulla) .-. ..... ...... ...... 16 

(Geraldton) - ...... ...... 16 Siddins, Eric (Mungindl) 16 

Slorach, Ian (Lands 

Shepherd, A. (Bowral) 19 Siddins, H. T. (St. 

bier) ... .... :. . 20 borough) ...... ...- 16 

Shepherd, B. (Pittsworth) 16 George) - ...... ...... ...... 21 Simson, C. W. (Tally- Small, J. M. (Dundonnell) 20 

Shepherd, G. H. (Won- Siddons, H. T. Junr. (St. 

Ho) ...... 17 Small, L. (Coburg) . ...- 19 

$ gabri) .............-- 16 George) ... ...... ...... 16 Simson, J. R. (Tally- Smart, C. H. (Cressy, 

Shepherd, J. I. (Narra- 

V.) M." 1- .. 

Siddons, Mrs. C. M. (St. 

Ho) -.--..................- 19 -- ...... ...... 16 

o wa) 16 George) 17 Simson. Norman (Tallo- Smart, J. H. (Shoal- 

: Shepherd, L. H. (Perth) 17 Sidwell, L. (Goulburn) 16 Ho) ...... ...... ...... ' .-.. 20 haven) . ...... ...... .- 16 

3 Smart, N. (Cressy) ...... 16 

! Smenrdon, H. (Nyngan) 16 

f Smedelin, S. (Hawker 

& 

bury) 16 

I Smedley, B. (Frankston) 16 

Smith, A. (Goondiwvindi) 16 

Smith, A. E. (Lear- 

month) -- ...... ...... 20 

Smith, k F. (Horsham) 16 

Smith, A. N. (Perth) .- 17 

Smith, A. H. (Warwick) 16 

Smith, A. H. C. (Tam- 

worth) ...... ...... 18 

Smith, A. I. W. (Mildura) 16 

Smith, A. J. (Border) - 16 

Smith, A. J. (Horsham) 17 

Smith, A. J. (Goondi- 

windi) ...... ...... -. -. 16 

Smith, A. K. (Lucindale) 16 

Smith, B. (Harcourt) ...... 16 

Smith, B. (Goroke) ...... 16 

Smith. B. W. (Lismore) 19 

Smith; C. A. (~arinda)' 16 

Smith, D. (Wangaratta) 16 

Smith,.Doug. (Charle- 

~i;l;md) ' ..... ...... 

2 Smith, G. A. (Keilor) ... 

Smith, G. M. (St. 

Arnaud) - -. ...... 

Smith, G. J. (Bolder) ...... 

Smith, Geo. M. (St. 

Amnaud) ... ...... 

Smith, H. (Moonlight 

Flat) ...... -.. .- 

Smith, Harold (Portland) 

Smith, H. T. (Colac) ...... 

Smith, H. A. (Light. 

Ridge) ...... ...... ..- 

Smith, H. A. (Miena) - 

Smith, H. B. (Cobar) 

Smith, H. J. (Towmville) 

... .-. ...... 

Smith, H. V. (~iena) ... 

Smith, Ian (Yass) ...... ..- 

Smith. J. (Mt. Isa) 

side) ... ...... .-. 

Smith, Mrs. M. (Sydney) 

Smith, Mick (Aero Club) 

Smith, ~.. 0. W. (Charle- 

Smith, Pat (Carinda) - 

ville) ..-. ...... ...... .... 

Smith, P. (Tambo) - 

Smith, P. (East G'fields) 

Smith, Ross (Aust.) ..... 

Smith, Robert F. (Aust.) 

Smith, Roy (Yass) ... ...... 

Smith, R. G. (Robe) .-. 

Smith, R. W. (St. 

Arnaud) ... .- 

Smith, R. T. (Bruthen) 

Smith, R. W. (South 

Sommerville. R. (South 

Coast) ...... ...... . 17 

Souliss, G. (Pittsworth) 16 

Sonthon, C. W. (Bairnsdale) 

... .- -... . ...... 16 

Southwell, Alf (Yass) ... 16 

Southwell. C. H. (Kemn- 

Goldfields j ;l.l~ ...... 16 

Sparkes, R. L. (Dalby) 16 

Speirs, I. (Aust.) .- 16 

. ~~~

- 

Staughton, E. (B~.utllen) 

Staughton, Stcrc (Tally- 

Ho) .............................. 

Steedman. I

Tie, A. C. (Australian) 

Tieman, Ian (Macarthur) 

Tiki, P. (Warwick) ...... 

Tillev. . D. W. (Mt. Gambier) 

............................. 

Tillyard, C. J. (Quean- . . 

-beyan) ........................ 

Tillyard, G. (Queanbeyan) 

........................ 

Tilyard, B. (Narrandera) 

Tindale, C. H. (Tamho) 

Tindale, P. (Cle~mont) ... 

Tindall, H. (Lands. River) 

Tindall, L. (Lands. River) 

Tink, R. (Balmoral) ...... 

Titlow, R. (Atherton) . 

Taohey, T. (Werribee) ... 

Tomamichael, J. (Swan 

Hill) ........................ 

Tomamichel, V. (Swan 

Hill) .................. ...... ...... 

Tomlinson, A. (Moree) 

Tompkins, J. (Warwick) 

Toms, G. (Bombala) ...... 

Toners, T. (Flinders 

Island) ........................ 

Tones, W. (Toogoolawah) 

Tooley, K. (Wouthaggi) 

Toose, H. (Boort) 

............ 

Toose, L. J. (Boort) ...... 

Torr, A. (Keilor) ............ 

Toshack, R. (Cowra) ...... 

Toshack, Mrs. R. (Cowra) 

Towers, L. W. (Geelong) 

Towers, R. (Geelong) - 

$ Towne, G. (South Burnett) 

........................... 

$ Towne, L. J. (South 

Burnett) .................. 

Venn, J. W. (Townsville) 

- Venn, T. W. (Townsville) 

? Verco, Max (Lt. Bool) . 

;, Vermeer, W. (Bangall) 

; Vicears, N. (Geelong) ... 

Vickers, H. (Gidginbung) 

Vidler, A. (Sydney) ...... 

Vistarini, E. (Barham) 

Vivian, E. (Adelaide) ...... 

Vozel. -. B. (Warracknabeal) 

........................ 

Vogel, G. (Warracknabeal) 

........................ 

Vogel, W. (Warracknabeal) 

........................... 

Von Doussa, F. (Lt. Bool) 

Vost, A. (Shoalhaven) ... 

Vost, F. (Shoalhaven) ... 

Wade, C. (Roma) ............ 

Wade, H. B. (St. George) 

Wazner. Ross (Pt. Lin- 

- . 

ning) ........................ 

Waite, G. (Bowral) ...... 

Waite, R. (Baranduda) 

Wakefield, G. T. (Mildura) 

........................... 

Wakefield. G. R. (Mildura) 

............... :. ...... 

Wakefield, K. G. (Mildma) 

........................ 

Wakefield. P. (South 

Aust.) ........................ 

Wakefield, Mrs. W. K. 

(Mildura) .................. 

Townsend, H. (Sydney) 

Tracy, J. (Muttaburra) 

Treloar. R. G. (South 

Anst.) ........................ 

Trembath, L. T. (Barel- 

Ian) .............................. 

Trethowan, I--"" 

vllle) ........................ lo 

Vandersee, J. (Cairns) ... 16 

Vaughan, H. A. (Hamil- . - 

vaughg, J. (Hamilton) 19 

Varcoe, F. (Mt. Gambier) 16 

Varney, T. (Bruthen) ...... 16 

Veal, W. (Dundonnell) 15 

Veall, K. (Footscray) ... 20 

Veech, M. (Yeoval) ...... 16 

Veech. John (Carinda) ... 16 

~endi, A. (~ands- ' 

borough) .................. 16 

\'enables, J. K. (Camberwell) 

........................ 17 

Warnack, D. J. (Rockhampton) 

.................. 14 

U'arne, Greg (Birchip) 16 

Warner, I. F. (Winchelsea) 

........................... 16 

~arner; J. (Wodongz) 17 

Warran, L. W. (Ganmain) 16 

Warren, Bill (Yass) ...... 17 

Warren, D. J. (Bute- 

Warren. K. (Frankston) 16 

Snowtown) ................. 16 

Warren, V. (Burdekin) 16 

Warren, W. D. (Boorown) 

........................ 21 

Warren, W. (Yass) ...... 17 

Warrington, K. (Alice 

Springs) .................. 16 

Wass, John S. (Aero 

Club) ........................ 16 

Waters, B. (Cressy) ...... 16 

Watkins, Alec (Goroke) 16 

Watkins. . C. (Warrackna- . 

heal) ........................... 19 

...... 

Watkins, F. (Miena) 12 

Watkins, H. (Wodonga) 16 

Watson, A. R. (Frankston) 

........................ 14 

Watson, D. ("Doch-an- 

Doris") (Aust.) ...... 17 

Watson, HI (~acarkhur) 

Watson, K. (Frankston) 16 

Watson, L. (Bingara) ... 16 

Watson, M. (Bingara) 16 

Watson, R. G. (Cowra) 12 

Watterson, H. (Frank- . 

ston) ........................... 16 

Watt, J. (Gunnedah) ... 17 

Watt, J. (Camberwell) 16 

Watt, J. R. (Queanbeyan) 18

3 Wightman, T. R. (Cam- 

? berwell) ..................... 

% Wighton, R. (IIobarL) ... 

; Wignell, C. (Camber- 

: well) .............................. 

Wilcox, Allan (Carinda) 

Wilcox, T. C. (Barcaldine) 

.............................. 

Wild, Don K. (Mt. 

Barker) ..................... 

Wild, T. W. (Warren) ... 

Wildes, L. (Wonthaggi) 

Willcin, W. (Cavendish) 

Wilkinson, E. W. (Cbarleville) 

........................ 

Wilkinson, Graham (Mildura) 

........................ 

Wilkinson, H. (Aust.) ... 

Wilkinson, J. (Mildura) 

Wilkinson, L. (Wyalong) 

Wilkinson, N. (Swan 

Hill) ........................... 

Wilkinson, Peter 

(lierang) .................. 

Wilkinson, Terry (Wanpratta) 

.................. 

Wilkmson, W. J. (Arrilalah) 

........................ 

Willard, W. E. (Finley) 

Willett, B. (Sman Hill) 

Willett, J. (Brishane) ... 

Willett. P. (Mormell\ ... 

Williams, D. (Kerang) 

Williams, E. J. (Aust.) 

Williams, Fred (Portarlington) 

........................ 

W-illiams. G. F. (Townsville) 

........................ 

: Williams, G. (Robe) ...... 

Williams, G. (Lucindale) 16 

Willian~s, H. V. (Perth) 17 

Williaius, Harold (Tweed) 16 

Williams, I. (Hawkcs- 

Baol) ........................ 16 

Williams, N. (A'ew- 

........................ 

castle) 17 

Williams, P. (Little 

Bool) ........................ 16 

Williams, R. L. (Allst.) 16 

Williams, Reg (Moree) 21 

Williams, Robert (Coburg) 

........................ 19 

Williams, S. H. (Lt. Bool) 16 

Willianls, T. W. (Goulbum) 

........................ 16 

Williams, T. B. (Edgehill) 

.............................. 16 

~illiams, Wall Junr. 

(Moree) ..................... 16 

Williams, W. (South 

.................. 

Burnett) 16 

Williams, W. (Bruthen) 16 

Williams, W. (Tully) ...... 16 

Williams, W. (Moreel ... 10 

Williams, W. (Bingara) 18 

Williams, W. (Cloncurry) 16 

Williams, W. F. (Coburg) 24 

Williamson, D. H. J. 

(Apsley) .................. 16 

Williamson, J. A. (Perth) 16 

Williamson, John (Liver- 

pool) .............................. 

Williamson, L. A. 

(Kerang) .................. 

Willis, Allen (Braid- 

wood) ........................ 

Willis, A. G. (Camher- 

well) ........................ 

Willis, A. J. (Bateman's 

Wilson, W. (Glenburnie) 

Wilson, W. F. (Cohuna) 

Wiltisbuhl. J. (St. Geo.) 

Wiltshire, ' nay (Aust.) 

Winchester, J. J. (Lith- 

Wiseman, R. C. (Moree) 

Wishart, Kevin R. (Rain- 

bow) ........................... 

Wishart, J. Jnr. (Rain- 

bow) ........................... 

Wishart, M. J. (Rain- 

bow) ........................... 

Witham, D. (Geelong) ... 

Witney, B. C. (Jeparit) 

Witt, W. (Brisbane) ...... 

Wollermann. C. (Dim- 

hoola) ........................ 

Woltman, W. (Kingaroy)


Wood, L. A. (Frankston) 17 

Wood, R. J. (Moe) ......... 19 

Wood, T. (Charleville) 17 

Wood. W. :Swan Hill) 17 

Woodhams, A. E. (Gel. 

goplah) ..................... 

Woodlock, J. L. (Tottenham) 

........................ 16 

Woodlock, M. (Nyngan) 16 

Waodmon, K. (Geelong) 16 

Woodrow, G. (Alexandra, 

S.A.) .................. 18 

Woodrow, J. (Alexandra, 

S.A.) .............................. 22 

Woolford, K. F. (Darr 

River) ........................ 16 

Waolley, F. (Newcastle) 14 

Woolnough, K. (Newcastle) 

........................ 16 

Work, L. (Landsborough) 16 

Worsley, J. (Kerang) ... 16 

Worster, N. (IIuntly) ... 16 

Worthinaton. A. (Robin- 

Wright, Major D. (Perth) 16 

Wright, Joe (St. Arnaud) 19 

Wright, M. (Border, 

N.S.W.) ..................... 16 

Wuillemin, V. (Coffs 

Harbour) .................. 16 

Wyatt, J. (Pittsworth) ... 16 

Yates, R. A. (South 

West) ........................ 19 

Yates, R. B. (South 

West) ........................ 17 

Yeaman, V. (Echuca) ... 16 

York, Doug (Quirindi) 21 

Yark. J. H. (Quirind~l ... 22 

-. ... 

ton) ........................... 16 

Young, D. (Aust.) ............ 1G 

Young, D. C. (Yallourn) 16 

Young, D. E. (Cunna- 

Youna. -. F. (Oondooroo) 16 

mulla) ........................ 16 

Young, J. (Moree) ............ 12 

Young, J. (Newcastle) ... 16 

Young, J. R. (East 

Goldfields) .................. 16 

Young, N. (Bruthen) ... 17 

Young, R. (Warren) ...... 17 

Young, Rob (Cunnamulla) 

........................ 16 

Young, T. S. (Katanning) 

........................ 23 

Wren, A. (Shepparton) 17 z 

Wren, Max (Tumut) ...... 17 

Wright, B. (Pittsworth) 14 Zanetti, G. (Burdekin) 16 

Wright, C. (Bruthen) ... 18 Zar, D. (Perth) ............... 16 

Wright, Don (Lake Zaniol, L. (Mildura) ...... 16 

Albert) ........................ 16 Zerbst, E. (Horsham) ... 16 

Wright, D. (Wongabri) 18 Zonta, J. (Tully) ............ 16 

Wright, E. (Edgehill) ... 16 Zorino, A. (Geraldton) ... 17 


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