OCTOBER, 1955 - Australian Clay Target Association

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OFFICIAL 

JOURNAL OFTHE. 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY P1GEQN TRAP SHOOTING ASSOCIATION

AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS 

Australian Clay Pigeon Trap Shooting Association 

Patrons: His Excellency Lieut.-General Sir John Lavarack, K.B.E., C.M.G., 

D.S.O., Governor of Queensland; Sir W. Lennon Raws, C.B.E.; Lieut.- 

General W. Bridgeford, C.B., C.B.E., M.C.; Essingtan Lewis, C.H.; Frank R. 

Hockey, Esq. 

President: Mr. John M. Wilson (Kew, Vict.) 

Hon. Yice-Presidents: Messrs. W. J. Hanran (Towvnsville, Qld.), L. P. 

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

H. Rogers (Edgware,. Middlesex, England). 

"'EEEY" SPECIAL TRAPSHOOTING 

CARTBIDGIES 

* Insist upon 

the Eley Special 

Trapshooting 

Cartridges in the 

yellow and blue 

package. 

Clay sparrow and pigeon shooting 

tests the skill of many a shooter. 

I.C.I. clay targets are specially 

derigned so that they can be thrown 

from all Clay Target Traps with abrolute 

precision. ALL-WHITE (for night 

shooting), ORANGE BAND, and BLACK 

are available. I.C.I. roarrows mav also 

be used for idown-the-line' 

. 

shooting 

in either 'mixed bird' or 'all sparrow' 

events. 

ELEY SPECIAL TRAPSHOOTING 

CARTRIDGES 

Esperiafly designed for the enthusiastic clay 

... 

pigeon shooter. Star crimp cartridges loaded 

with Smokeless powder. 12 gauge If 

orr., shot sires 6 and 7 ONLY. 

Conrirtenry ... reliability ... efficiency 

assured. 

ELEY - RYNOEM SPORTING AMMUNITION 

IMPERIAL CHEMICAL IMDUSTRlES 

OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND LTD 

. 

Address all correspondence to Secretary - Editor: W. McCullough, Box 

2038 S, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1. XA 2986. 

Copy Closillg - Not later than 2Gth of n~onth preceding publication. 

Club Affiliation Subscription, S1/1/- per annum. Shooter's Registration 

Fee, 20/- per annum. All fees become due on 1st January each year. . 

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

THE EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK .................... 4 

ASSOCIATION 'REFEREE EXAMINATION .......... 5 

TIPS AND TAILS .............................. 9 

COPY CLOSING DATE ......................... 13 

1956 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS ............... 19 

1955 INTERNATIONAL MATCH ............... 23 

OBiTUARY ................................... 23 

GUN GOSSIP ............................... 25 

U.S.A. SHOOTING .............................. 29 

AROUND THE CLUBS AN0 MEETINGS .......... 31 

NEW AND RENEWED REGISTRATIONS .......... 74 

AMENDED HANDICAPS ......................... 77

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS 

Shooters and clubs ha1.e 

becn advised through the 

colunnis of this ~ublication 

in the -4ugust is& that~a 

further Official Referee Ex- 

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1955. Nomil~ations for inciusion in 

the series after that date cannot be 

accepted. Any such applications \\,ill 

necessafily be held over until the 

following series, many months ahead. 

Only registered shooters, of course, 

are eligible and all candidates lnust 

belong to an affiliated club. The 

series ~vill start on October 1 and 

candidates xvill be informed by circular 

and other information of what 

is required. One point to remember 

is that all questions on the examination 

paper must be answered, using 

one side of the paper only. In the 

preulous series several candidates 

used both sides of the paper for their 

ans\x7ers - this will not be acceptable 

in the forthcoming series. Questions 

are also required to be answered in 

full. A number of candidates in the 

last series were altogether too brief 

in their replies and gave the impression 

of trying to short circuit 

the question. This fault also will not 

be acceptable in the next series. 

Answers, approximately 18, must be 

con~pleted within the time limit 

allo\\~ed and also must be coinpleted 

before their home club President. or 

an official referee examiner as ap- 

pointed by the Association. These 

conditions !\,ill be rigidly adhered to. 

Interested clubs are informed that 

applications for permission to conduct 

1956 Open Championships, that 

is Commonw%alth, State and -Distl.ict 

titles, close with the Secretary, 

A.C.P.T.S.A., Box 20389, G.P.O., 

Melbourne, C.1, 011 Septe~nber 30. 

Written applications only. Applications 

should be written quite apart 

fro~n genepal Association business 

for the reason that same are dealt 

wit11 by the Executive Committee 

during its October meeting. Which 

means that any correspo~~dence on 

the point of championships fol: 1956 

should have reference to the subject 

matter mentioned only. If included 

anlong general matter to the Association 

application is lilrely to be 

missed. It is an Executive Commnittee 

direction that only clubs making 

application for titles mill be considered. 

In previous years titles 

have bee11 allocated, in some cases, 

where no application had been lodged. 

In future this will not be done. No 

application ineans no consideration 

\\,hen the 1956 Allocation comes up 

for discussion. The full 1956 Championship 

Allocation will be published 

in the 1955 issue of November 

"News". 

By the time this issue reaches 

readers the 1955 Annual Interstate 

Match mill be well under wav " in the 

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various States. Tasmania \~.ill lead 

off wit11 the holdi~~g of the Tasmanian 

section of the match at the 

Tasmanian Club's grounds at St. 

Leonards, just outside Launceston, 

on Septe~nber 3. Nenr Smth Wales 

-. nd Victoria will shoot on the san~e 

day, i.e. September 17, when the 

Bathurst Club and Australian Club 

>\.ill supervise the sections for the 

States mentioned - altl~ourh Rxth- - . 

urst will hold the eliminat-ion shoot 

gl1 the day previous, September 16. 

~ertising in this issue. Given fair 

conditions and normal shooting 

\\.eather, the match proinises to be 

most interesting and could be the 

nlost exciting sincs the start of the 

competition, \\rhich is actually State 

Tcan~ suprenlacy. All clubs conducting 

the contests should ensure that 

only registered shooters are permitted 

to take part. 

A shooter recently inentioiled tn 

the Association that a club, outside 

Victoria, conducts all its championships 

on the regulation automatic 

tmp, but that it then reverts to a 

plus trap for all club shooting. This 

action is indeed unusual and not the 

lcast to say peculiar. Why a club 

should use a plus trap in prelerence 

to an automatic is hard to understand. 

The automatic trap is the 

fairest means of releasing targets 

and should be used at all times in 

order to provide equity of competltion. 

Whilst a plus trap is a useful 

stand-by in case of emergency, its 

fiinctioiis are indecd limited when 

coinpared with the automatic releaser. 

Clubs are required, by Association 

direction, to use the auto- 

~nntic trap in championships and 

majo~. events. 

-4 club has averred that a number 

of its n~elnbers maintained that 

club handicaps "are always 2 yards 

further back than Association 

marks". As an instance it was stated 

that a "shooter on 16 yards club 

handicap moves forward 2 yards 

mhen he colnpetes in an event which 

stipulates Association handicaps". 

There is 110 tie-up between club 

haridicaps and Association marks, 

although inany recomn~endatioiis are 

based on club performnnces, other 

than that they bear no relation whatever. 

Association handicaps are 

based on pel.formance, club recommendation 

and mhat is kno\r.n of the 

particular shooter concerned by the 

Association officials. Some clubs do 

not ca-operate fully with the Association 

in forn~arding results and 

recomn~endations, and this ineans 

that Association officials are cornpalled 

to take steps to handicap 

shooters as considered appropriate. 

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such action is taken. the \\,hole 

matter is looked upon froin an 

Australia-wide inale as a u~hale and 

not just as the marks \\.auld apply 

to the particular club. 

Score sheets received from a club 

outside Victoria during the month 

just past revealed the sheets to be 

harl&d in a somewhat unus~~al 

and peculiar style. When a "kill" 

was gained by the shooter the 

score -~~~~ sheets 

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showed 

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the letter "I

TAMWORTPI 

NEW SOUTll WALES 

(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

M@#as&cll. re.PO Bag ~ Z#EC~ Tf@fZB Nigf~t SlafZB06 

FRIDAY 7th and SATURDAY 8&h, OCTOBER, 1955 

T&-0 AUTO&IztTIC TRAPS - one illun~inated. 

FBIIDAY, 7th OCTBblPER, 1055 

Commencing 9.30 a.m. Sliarp. ' 

Event No. 1 10 BIRD EYE-OPENER - DOUBLE BARREL (Coml~. Div.) 

Event No. 2 - 

ZO BIRD TROPHY - DOUBLE BARREL, POINT SCORE 

1st Trophy, $25; 2nd Trophy, £10; 3rd Trophy, £3; Trophy best 12/13 yds. 

O~~tional Sweep, lo/- 

Event No. 3 - 

$350 HANDICAP - 40 Birds Double Barrel 

lst, £60; Znd, £30; 31x1, £10. $25 on eaeb round of 20 birds. £5 Trophy best 12/13 yds. 

OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING. 

FRIDAY NIGHT - Dinner for Shooters and Friends. 

Calcutta on Saturday's $100 Handicap drawn after dinner. 

Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER - DOUBLE BARREL. 

Event No. 2 - 10 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL TROPHY. 

Tropllies lst, 2nd, 3rd, and best 12/13 yds. 


SATUBDAI'. Oilr OCTODIER. 196.5 

Commencing 9.30 a.m. Sharp. 

Event No. 1 - 10 BIRD EYE-OPENER (Coml~. Div.) 

Event No. 2 - 

$100 HANDICAP - 40 Birds Double Barrel 

lst, £40; Znd, £20; 3rd, £5. Trophy best 12/14 yds. £15 on each round of 20 birds. 

Event No. 3- 

20 BIRD TROPHY - POINT SCORE 

lst, 2nd, 3rd and 12/13 yd. Trophies. Optional Sweep, lo/-. 

Event No. 4 - 10 BIRD SINGLE BARREL TROPHY. 


SATURDAY NIGHT - commencing 7.30 sharp. 

Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL EYE-OPENER (Comp. Div.) 

Event No. 2 - 10 BZu.ug si#agEe Dar-r-oZ Tn-c8pla?g 

lst, 2nd and best 12/14 yds. Trophies. 

Event No. 3 - 5 PAIR DOUBLE RISE TROPHY. 

- Presentation of Trophies by Cllth Patron - 


Nenls, Publican's Booth and Cartridges available on Ground - - Daily Plane Services 

The Club reserves the right to alter the Proxrammes if necessary. :: Handicap Cards Required. 

FOR ACCOMMODATION BOOK EARLY WITH THE SECRETARY. 

R. MOORE, President. C. O'CONNOR, Secretary-Treasurer. 

Phones: F404 and F775.

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NE\VS 


a 

in com~~etition shooting Position; note 

correct stance. both from - f~ont --.--. and ..-.-. 

baclc, together with correct arms and 

head position. 

If it is something that's worrying you 

about your shooting., call and see Horrie 

or write; he will put you right. 

GUNS FOIL ALL- 

Side by Side, and Under & Over, in all 

the world's best makes, and in all 

grades. 

Sauer, lferlcel, Browning, Eeretta, G. & 

S. Holloway, William Powell, and other 

leading Eritish makers. 

PVe gunlTniztee piroper /ittifig to the ii~divid~ial shooter 

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All Repair Work done on 

the preinises by .slcilled repairers. 

Over fifty years' 

experience. 

Fishing Specialist - full 

range rods, reels, lines, 

hooits, etc. 

All Sporting Goods - 

Criclcet, Tennis, Golf, etc. 

193 Latrobe Street . Melbourne 

PHONE- FB 3914, FB 3915 

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Colin Fcrguson, 

the chiinpion 

West Australian 

shot and 

me~nber of the 

Association Executive 

Con~mittee, 

in a resuune 

of activities in 

the Golden West, 

p~ovides sonic intcrestine 

inl'orination 

- on the 

the spbrt in that 

State. Ilc writes, "When the sport 

first started over here sonle yea1.s 

am. both the standard oi eun and 

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sl~ooting \\.as very poor. ~t has ilom 

iinproved out of all proportion and 

the standard is high and getting 

higher with each championship shoot. 

I think I can safely say that there 

are a nulnber of shooters of Eastern 

States and World Standard who will 

he malcing thcir may over to the 1956 

National Championships, and I will 

be very disappointed il' we do not 

have u numbm. in the 1956 Inter- 

national. so 

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some 

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of tho bovs over 

there (gastern States) hid better be 

an their toes if they a1.e desirous 

of retaining their places. Among 

country towns in this State who arc 

contemplating clubs are I



GRENFELL CUN CLUB 

NEW SOUTH WALES 


MantuZag9 33..rE @e&mber., 1355 

10 BIRD EYE-OPENER. lo/-. 

10 BIRD TROPHY SHOOT. $1. 

CENTRAL NEW SOUTH MLES 

DISTRICT DOUBLE BARBEL DAY 

CHAMPIONSWIP 

20 Birds from 16 yards. 

lst, Sash aud Trophy; 21111 and 3rd, Trophies. 

£50 - HANDICAP - f50 

15 BIRDS. GO%, 30'/c, 10%. 

NIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP 

Common wealth Mtht 

Doable Barre/ Clay @a~"ro w 

~lr@ns"h@ 

40 BIRDS - NOM. 45/- 

lst, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies. 

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Cartridges on Groi~nd :: Lul~ehron also 011 Ground 

H. ANDERSON, HON. SEC.. 

,'LAWSON VIEW." 

GRENFELL. N.S.W. 

PHONE 405. 

YOUNG ROAD. 

The club has a committee of five 

members. 

Officials of the Giru Club in North 

Queensland for the current season 

are: President, H. C. Griggs; Treasurer. 

H. Rawson. and Secretarv. 

T. R. Marron. crdmartv. .. Avr, . . N.Q. 

Mallala Gun Club, in South pustralia, 

is a newly affiliated unlt of 

the A.C.P.T.S.A. President is S. R. 

Irish, and secretary, T. Irish, Mallala, 

S.A. 

A pleasant function was performed 

at a-recent fixture conducted by the 

Cobnrg Club (V.). All present were 

called together by the President and 

a nresentation of a beautifullv Inscdbed 

silver tray was made tb the 

club secretary, C. J. Colledge, in 

recognition of long service as secretary. 

The apureciation for a job well 

done was a secret well kept and, as 

C..T.C. mentioned. "it knocked the 

skids from under'me". He is deeply 

appreciative to members of the ciub 

fir such thoughtful recognition of 

services rendered. 

very

AUSTllALlAN CLAY PlGEON SHOOTING NEWS 

and 


INTERMEDIATE SINGLE BARBEL 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

BANKSTOWN, NEW SOUTH WALES 


Friday 18th and Saturday 19tI1, Novcmbcr, 1955 

also 

%I00 - AND - f250 

HANDICAP EVENTS. 

PRESIDENT- 

Madon GENERAL D. MACARTHUR-ONSLDW, c.e.E., D.S.O.. E.D. 

PHONE- UY 2540. 

W. C. HUDSON, HUN. SEE.. 

P.O. BOX 5. BANKSTOWN. N.S.W.. 

PHONE- UY 2927. 

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COPY CLOSING 

DATE 

Due to the co~~tinnally 

expanding circi~lation of 

"News" all conv must heneeforth 

he in thi-hands of the 

Secretary, A.C.P.T.S.A., Box 

2038 S, G.P.O., Melbourne, 

C.1, not later than 26th of 

month nrecedinr issue. Anv . 

copy miatter rkeived after 

this date will ill future be 

deferred to following issue. 

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in a good sporting area of 

South Wales. 

New 

Enquiries to W. C. Hudson, Box 5, 

Bankstown. N.S.W. 

The Western Australian State 

Teams' Shoot mill take place on 

Sunday, October 2, when the Common\vealth 

Mixed Birds title and 

Intermediate Championship for W.A. 

will also be held. The shooting carnival 

mill be held over three days, 

Friday, September 30, Saturday, 

October 1, when the W.A. Skeet title 

is listed and the qualifying series 

for the State Team. Programme is 

advertised. Enquiries to Percy 

Crackel, secretary, Perth G.C., 30 

Norton Street, South Perth, W.A. 

(Phone MU 2173). 

The Mildura Club, which serves 

the shooting interests of marksmen 

from three States, S.A., Victoria and 

N.S.W., will shoot on October 20, day 

and night. A $100 Handicap is main 

interest during the day and trophy 

events are listed at night. Enquiries 

to K. J. Peake, 58a Langtree Ave., 

Mildura, V. Pragran~me is advertised. 

Goroke Show Day is always a big 

day for sporting ventures in the farwestern 

Victorian town, and this 

year's is no exception. The local gun 

club is staging an open series, day 

and night. A Brownmg gun is one 

of the main day trophies and at 

night, shooting will start ai. 7.30 

p.m. The date is Saturday, October 

8. Enquiries to Norman Fox, secretary, 

Box 60, Goroke. Details are as 

advertised. 

Footscray Club will shoot the 

Victorian Skeet championship on the 

No. 2 ground at Tottenham (V.) on 

October 1. Shooting mill start at 

1 i n On October 15 a 20-bird handicap 

is listed. Programme is advertised. 

Enquiries to T. Gore, 3 Yardlev 

Street, Maidstone (secretarv). 

At the recent annual me&ing of the 

club L. V. Austin accepted the Presidential 

chair from Alex. Stewart. 

'The Carnher\\rell Club's annual 

meeting ~vill be held in Camberwell 

Tow11 Hall, on September 22. All 

members are invited. A social \\,ill 

follol!-. 

After 31 years as Secretary- 

Treasurer of the New Zealand Gun 

Clubs' Association. Mr. A. N. Turner 

has handed in hi8 commission. His 

duties have been taken over by Mr.


SPORTS STBRE 

SYDNEY'S LEADING GUN AND AMMUNITION STORE 

GUN REPAIR SPECIALISTS 

THIS MONTllS SPECIALS ... 

BROWNING U. & 0. S.S.T. 30 in.:- A Grade ...... £100 0 0 

C Grade ...... £120 0 0 

F Grade ...... £170 0 0 

Slightly used sold on a money-back guarantee. 

WE ACCEPT TRADE INS 

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BROWNING Under & Over:- A Grade £125 0 

C Grade £145 0 0 

D Grade £165 0 0 

F Grade £202 0 0 

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ALL SPARES AVAILABLE 

BROWNING Automatic V.R. .................. £68 0 0 

BROWNING Automatic R. Barril .................. £58 0 0 

BROWNING Duralium V.R. Lightweight ............ £72 0 0 

BROWNING Automatic 2 Shot (To Arrive) 

BREDA R. Barrel .................................... £58 0 0 

BREDA V.R. Barrel .................................... £72 10 0 

BREDA V.R. Engraved .............................. £89 0 0 


W. H. Stewart, of Box 74, Dunedin, The Barcoo D.B. Championship will 

be staged by the Tambo Club, in 

Western Queensland, on October 16. 

Programme is advertised. Enquiries 

to R. W. Martin, "Ivanhoe", Pte. Bag, 

have areatlv a~~reciated his ~nanv Charleville (Phone Tambo 28K). 

morth

AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SI-IOOTING NEWS 

A GUN GAUB 

New South Wales 


Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th, October, 1955 

Event No. 1 -'5 

FIRST DAY: 

BIRD RUST REMOVER. Nom., lo/-. 

Event No. 2 - 

FAR WESTERN DISTRICT OF 

NEW SOUTH WALES SINGLE BARREL 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sash and Trophy to wim~er. 

ZND 6 3RD TROPHIES. 

Event No. 3 - 

£50 - HANDICAP - £50 

of 20 Birds. Nom., 50/-. 

SECOND DAY: 

Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER. Nom., lo/-. 

Event No. 2 - 

FAR WESTERN DISTRICT OF 

NEW SOUTH WALES DOUBLE BARREL 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

Sash and Trophy to winner. 

ZNO S 3RD TROPHIES. 

Event No. 3 - 

£50 - HANDICAP - £50 

of 20 Birds. Nom., 50/-. 

If the ~iecessity arises, thc Committee reserves the right to alter 

the Programme. 

Cartridges available on Grouud. 

All Enquiries- 

M. BURGESS, HON. SEE. 

BOX 3, EOBbR. N.S.W. 

P. Maxwell has resigned as secretary 

of ths Sea Lake Gun Club in 

n0rthel.n Victoria. His duties have 

been taken over by D. S. Lazarus, 

Box 111, Sea Lalce. 

Thc Gippsland Grand Pl.ix, at 30 

birds D.B., will be staged by the Sale 

Club on Saturday, October 1. Shooting 

~vill commence at 12.30 p.m. Details 

are as advertised. Enquiries to 

L. J. Robinson (secty.), 172 Raymond 

Street. Sale. V. 

T. R. Marron, of Cromarty, Ayr 

Line, N. Queensland, has taken over 

ihe secretarial duties of the Giru 

Club (Q.). 

SEPTEMBER-1955 

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shoot from 7.30 p.m., when the nlai11 

m - 

trophy mill be a Browning U. and 0. 

Gun. Good supporting events are 

. 

also listed. Furl- information is ad- CHAMPIONSHIP 

vertised. Enquiries to J. W. Douglas = 

rn 

(secretary), Jeparit, or ICeith Craig,, SASHES 

at the Hindmarsh Hotel, Jeparit : - 

m 

(Prcsidentl. The club has also . 

arranged to shoot on November 19, FOR YOUR NEAT % 

wl~en the North Wimmera D.B. title 

is one of the chief attractions. 

SHOOT CHOOSE i 

A new club has been formed at THE BEST, AS E 

Kojanup in Wcstern Australia. Offirials 

are: President. A. Anderson: SUPPLIED TO 

. 

Vicf-president, R: sack; secretary:. 

R. Outhmaite; Captain, L. Macfar- A. C. P. T. S. A. 

lane; Treasu~er, A. Hebiton; Cam- 

rn 

Official rarhmakerr io rhe A.C.P.T.S.A. 

niittee, W. Hope and G. Fitzgibbon. 

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The club will later become an affi- ORDER DIRECT FROM 3 

liated unit of the A.C.P.T.S.A. The 

club will purchase an automatic trap. W. FLA~ELY & SON E 

PTY. LID. rn 

N. Domaille has taken over the 

. 

secretarial duties of the Rohin\~ale 301 Lonrdale Place. Melbourne 

Club V replacing J. I. Bowler, 

Vicroria 

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who has resirrued - owinr: . to ill-health. - Ieleohone FB 3859 

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R. E. Le\\.is also replaces H. J. :................................: 

Pellas as secretary at Harcourt (V.), 

where H. Smith & President for the 

third successive year. R. Pellas and Walpeup Club, in Victoria's north- 

L. Smith are Vice-Presidents. rvestern Mallee arca, will shoot the 

North-Western Mallee Double-barrel 

Championship, followed by a E40 

Handicap, on the local club grounds 

on Saturday, October 1. A night 

shoot will follow. Full information is 

:is advertised. Enquiries to T. Rigg, 

secretary, Walpeup, or W. Binns 

(President), Walpeup (Phone 42). 

A new club at Birralee, via 

Westbury in Tasmania, has been 

formed and has affiliated with the 

A.C.P.T.S.A. Secretary of the new 

forination is R. G. Ganvoad, Birralee, 

via Westbury, Tas. 

Coba~ Club, in Car-western New 

South Wales, mill shoot on October 

8 and 9, mhcn the main events \\rill 

be thc Far-Western N.S.W. S.B. 

Cha~~ipionship and a $50 Handicap on 

the fiGst day; follomed by the similaz 

double-barrel title and another $50 

Handicap an final day. Enquiries to 

M. Burgess. Box 3. Cobar. N.S.W. 

~rogranhe 'is advertised. 

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I . l l : l Club, it, I . V:Clolia. 

ti. ti. I'crn w:ls ele~.t~>d 1'1c51- 

dent; E. R. Bertram, Hon. Treasurer, 

and W. F. Duncan, Secretary. The 

club \!fill shoot the South Western

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KEICOR GUN CLUB 


Located Calder Highway - - - S ~ile; Melh. G.P.O. 

- Watch for Signboards - 

SATURDAY, 1 s ~ OCTOBER, 1955 

10 BIRD POINTS SWEEP 

30 Bird Double Jar& Buphy 

Nom., $2. 

Trophies, 1st Znd, 3rd, 12/13 yd., 14/15 yd., 16/17 yd., 

18 yds. and over. 

SATURDAY, 1 5 OCTOBER, ~ ~ 1955 

10 BIRD POINTS SWEEP 

20 BIRDS MIXED MARKS 

5 Birds 12 yds., 5 Birds 16 yds., 5 Birds 20 yds., 5 Birds H'cap. 

10 BIRDS NOVELTY TROPHY 

(5 Birds 12 yds. - 5 Birds 24 yds.) 

For fulther particula~s- 

G. HUNTER, President, R. REID, Hon. See., 

3 Market Street, 103 McCracken St., 

Essendon. FX 2103. Essendon. FX 2065. 

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Districts of Victoria D.B. title on 

November 26. The club is also shifting 

to a new shooting site with 

modern clubhouse and other amenities. 

plarried late in August to Mr. L. 

flalkear in the local church at Vermont. 

Miss Fankhauser is the 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Fankhauser 

of East Burwoad. and 

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is nnc -~ 

if the first women shooters to hold 

her own against open company on' 

the shooting tracks. She gained a 

place in the Victorian Interstate 

Team in 1953. Shooters wish them 

well in the future. 

Camberwell Club will shoot on its 

North Balwyn grounds on Saturday, 

Septenlher 24, and also on Show Day 

Holiday, September 29, when the 

club lnixed birds title will be chief 

interest. The Victorian S.B. title 

be conducted by the club on satur. 

day, October 8. Enquiries to J. F. 

Rayner (secretary), 5 Larvson street, 

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Sydney Gun Club, which shoots at 

Waterfall on Princes Highway, will 

conduct the Sydney D.B. Championship 

and good supporting events on 

Saturday, October 8. Full details are 

as advertised. Enquiries to club 

President, R. Morris, phone Wollongong 

B.4130. 

Partarlington Club, on the Victorian 

Bellarine Peninsula, will hold 

a treble championship day on November 

26. Full particulars will be advertised 

in next issue. 

Keilo~ Club mill shoot on September 

17, October 1 and October 15. 

Full details of programmes are as 

advertised. Enquiries to R. Reid, 

103 McCracken Street, Essendon 

(PX 2065). 

A wvoman sadly worried about a 

delay in repayment of a tax on a 

dividend wrote to the local inspector: 

"Please send my money at once. I 

need it badly, as I have fallen into 

~~l~~~ (phone ~ ~ 4 3 errors ~ ~ ) with . my landlord." 

Programmes are advertised. * * 

Werribee Club, probably the closest 

of the provincial clubs to Melbourne, Big-game hunter: "Oh, yes, I've 

wvi11 officially open on satusday, been llearly eaten by lions many 

October 15. The ground loeation is times; but life without a little risk 

Rallnn Road. Wev~ihe~-th~ 

., ...- PI,,^ \vo~ld be a very tame affair." 

advises intenhing visitors to watch Mr. Muggs: "I agree-I agree! 

for the signboards. Programme for Haw .often when the weather has 

the opening is advertised. Enquiries seelxed doubtful have I deliberately 

to T. H. Powell, phone Werribee 360. gone out without my umbrella!" 

1956 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 

Applications by affiliated clubs for 1956 open championships, 

Commonwealth, State and District, should be lodged 

with the Secretary, A.C.P.T.S.A., Box 2038S, G.P.O., Melbourne, 

6.1, during the month of September, 1955 (not 

later than September 30). Applications should be written 

apart from general matter. Clubs are reminded that an 

Executive Committee ruling is that clubs failing to make 

application will not be considered for any title during 1956. 

The official 1956 Championship Allocation will appear 

in the November issue of "News".

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31"wmmd Gum Club 

NEW SOUTIE WALES 

(imliated 

A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT 

Sunday, 2nd October, 1955 

Commencing at 10 a.m. 

AT CLUB'S NEW GROUND AT AIUNDONGO, VIA rruarurr. 

Event 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER (Coml~. Div.) 

Event 2 - 

TUMUT - MONABO SINGLIE BARBEL 

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP 

20 Birds off 16 yards. 

NOM. 301-. 

Trophy and Sash, lsl; Trophies 2nd and 3rd, and 12/13 yds. 

Event 3 - 

TUMUT - MONABO 

DEAUVILLE DOUBLES OPEN 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

20 Pairs off 16 yards. 

NOM. 301- EACH. 

Trophies and Sashes 1st; Trophies, 2nd. 

OTHER EVENTS TIME PERMITTING, includii~g 

240 HANDICAI'. 

Luncheon and A?ten~oon Tea available on Ground. 

Cartridges also available. 

Please note new situation: Approximately 4 miles east of Turnut. 

Signposts will be erected. 

For all Enquiries and Accommodatio~~, Phone TUMUT 44 Day, 

385 Night. 

A. J. BAKER, PRESIDENT. GRAEME BAKER, HUN. SEE. 

VICTORIA 

(A6liaretl A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

Saturday, 15th October,, 1955 

Commencing 9.30 a.m. 

No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER D.B. HANDICAP 

Nomination, lo/-. 

No. 2 - 

E50 HANDIICAB 

15 Birds D.B. Cut 60, 30, 10. 

Nom., £2/10/-. Optional Sweep, lo/-. 

at 1.30 p.m. 

Yieoorian State Mixed Birds 

Ghdmpionship 

Nom., £1/10/-. Optional Sweep, lo/-. 

lst, Trophy and Sash; 211d and 3rd Trophies. 

at 8 p.m. sbarp. 

One sighter per shooter. 

15 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL HANDICAP 

lst, Browning Under aud Over A Grade Gun. 

2nd and 3rd Trophies. 

TWO AUTO. TRAPS :: Perfect Ploodlightiag 

- EVERYTHING FOR A GOOD DAY'S SHOOTING - 

Visitors welcome :: Accomil~odation arranged. 

Location on Calder Highway - 200 miles from I\lelboorne. 

The Conlmittee reserves right to alter programme if necessary. 

0. H. BIBBY, PRESIDENT, A. E. KNIGHT, HUN. SEC.. 

PHONE 55. PHONE 56W. 

E. J. BIBBY, ASS. src.. PHONE 56~.

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RAINBOW GUN CLUB 

(Af3liared A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

Bii.irZag, 28th October, 1955 

Vieorian Ntht Double Barrel 

Champioh@ 

Commencing 7 p.m. 

30 Birds off 18 yds. Nom., 35/-. Op. Sweep, lo/-. 

lst, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies. 

..ALL DAY SHOOT.. 

Saturdas 29t;li October, 1955 

Commencing 10 a.m. 

Event No. 1-10 BIRD D.B. SWEEPSTAKE. Nom., $1. 

Event No. 2 - 

30 Bid Double Barrel Trophy Handicap 

Nom., $4/10/-. 

1st Trophy - A Grade Browning U. & 0.- value £130. 

2nd Trophy - value £20. 3rd Trophy - value £10. 

Event No. 3 - 

2150 HANDICAP 

at 10 Birds D.B. Div. 60%, 30%, 10%. Nom., $5. 


Refreshments - - Cartridges available 

Two Auto Traps available for Practice Friday Afternoon. 

Shooting requiring Accommodation, ring Rainbow 114. 

A. A. DUNN, PRESI~ENT. WORRALL DUNN, HUN. SEC.. 

RAINBOW. 

P.O. BOX 40. RAINBOW. 

NEW ZEALAND SCORES-at Hamilton, N.Z., 30/3/55. 

Team "A". 

Team "B". 

C. HARTLEY .................. 

E. GREEN ........................ 

W. C. WALKER ............ 

R. CAVANAGH ............ 

J. McKENZIE .................. 

.R. CHAPMAN .................. 

W. BRINKWORTH ...... 

W. HOLMES .................. 

A. BROWN .................. 

B. BEGG ........................ 

M. OTWAY 

W. R. ROBINS0 

E. BENTON 

D. WAREHAM 

L. CURTIS ...... 

W. COUNSELL ............ 

C. F. GUNN 

R. MAHER. .................. 

W. NIX ...... 

R. SPOONER .................. 

L. EDEN ....................A 

K. D. SMITH .................. 

J. B. THOMASEN ...... 

C. ROWSELL .................. 

R. LIDDLE ....................... 

J. W. McKENZIE ........... 

C. STOTT ........................ 

S. MARSTON .................. 

(Average per man, 97.46) (Average per man, 96.06) 

(Winning Team) 

MR. E. J. PAROW - MR J. D. NEENAN 

MR. J. G. HAMILTON-SMITH. 

The sympathy of all members of the shooting fraternity is 

expressed to the relatives of the above-named who have passed on 

in recent weeks. 

Mr. Parow was one of the veterans of the sport and, in fact, was 

known among older adherents as "one of the quarry boys". Mr. 

Parow shot with the old Nobel Cluh in the late 20's when the rendezvous 

of the club was a quarry hole at West Footscray. 

Mr. Neenan was a prominent member of the Tasmanian Gun Cluh 

at Launceston and a great worker for the sport in his own way in 

the Island State. Mr. Neenan's duties took him all over the northern 

portion of Tasmania and much of the development of new clubs in 

that area is due to his enterprise. 

Mr. Hamilton-Smith was a former President of the Shepparton 

Club and took a great interest in the sport. He was the donor of 

the land on which Shepparton Cluh's extensive lay-out now stands. 

He had extensive dairying interests in northern Victoria. Only last 

year he took a journey overseas, visiting. many of clubs abroad.

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GUN GOSSP 

by XORTH COUNTRY 

(in "Shooting Times") 

A shooter has conlplaincd that towards 

the cud of this last season his 

shooting, suddenly and for no apparent 

reason. deteriorated. Up to recently 

he .'was doing very ilicely - 

shooting as well as ever in spite of 

advancing years. Then ire began to 

miss and he adds: "I made a fool of 

myself at our last shoot and I hardly 

feel like n~aki~~g a repetition of it 

(or, taking the risk of doing so) 

agaln. What, if auythmg, do you 

adrisc me lo do?" 

As I see it, his ease is one which 

is fairly comn~o~~ to many of us and 

it shouid not give any ciuse for undue 

depressioil. I rather think that 

he is a bit too conscious of the fact 

that he is no longer young in years, 

and is rrachine the staee when lie 

ill nlace the blame Tor all h~s 

failuris (little or big) on this matter. 

This is, if I may say so, a mistaken 

idea based an the belief that "anno 

'drlnmini" ~~- is -. bound to ret the better 

~~~ 

of you after a certain'jge. This is a 

false notion ~vhich has been proved 

to be false over and over again. Because 

a inan is slowed d0~i.n a bit by 

increasing years, he has not necessarily 

got to shoot worse. 

in the sixties, cxpel.ienced rather 

similar trouble. 

Circumstances, I suppose, alter 

cases, but I have lately been disappointed 

to find that onc or two 

friends of my youth have now deserted 

the run for the rod. One of 

them certaiEly was a good shot and 

might have become first-class. But 

110% he is a fisherman ahnost exclusively. 

After a lapse of many 

vears I met him and exuected to 

hear all about the shootink he had 

done. But no - it was sll about 

fishing. Much though I respect the 

followers of the contemplative art 

and much though I like fishing, I 

- 

xreatlv ureier to shoot. A nun means 

:ar il;oce to me than thi best of 

rods-it always has done so and it 

always will. 

Well, I believe that this is largely 

n matter of convenience. Facilities 

for shooting may remain unchanged, 

but a shGter's circumstances -a& 

these days continually altering and 

other habits are forced upoil him. 

Then he finds that fishiun is an excellent 

sport and so he Gttlcs down 

to fish. Or of course the reverse may 

happen. What I do notice partici- 

Shooting is a following ~vl~ich, larly is that when a man goes over 

above all, calls for experience. And to fishing in middle life, he seldom 

in much of it experience is of greater returns. But I do know that much of 

practical use than extreme physical 

activity and fitness. Up to a point, 

anyway. The good shot knoxvs where 

and how to stand, how to take his 

birds at the right point and with the Wanted to purchase 

minimum of effort. He mav almost 

be compared to the seasoned boxer 

in the Ging who makes his opponent 

do the "running around," reserving 

his energies for what rcally matters. 

I doubt if this reader is really 

deteriorating. I suspect that he was 

,.... inst "off .~- it" -~ at 

~~~ 

the end of the season 

and there mas no time left to make 

good again. There is, however, the 

chance that his eyesight may have 

changed in some way-and it might 

be advisable for him to have this 

cheeked up. A relative of mine, when 

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SHOOTING - FOR - THE - SHOOTERS 

and 

THE SHOT?' FOR THEIR FAXILIES 

on 

GOBOKE SmUV DAY 

THE GOBOKE GUN CLUB SHOOT 


6250 PHZES TO THE VALUE OF %250 

- DAY AND NIGHT SHOOT - 

SATURDAY, ~ T H OCTOBER, 1955 


Event No. 1 - 5 BIRD EYE-OPENER. 

Comp. Div. Nom., lo/-. 

Event No. 2 - 

£175 TROPHY SHOOT 

20 Birds from Assoc. Haadicaps. Nom., $4. Op. Sweep, lo/-. 

lst, Browning Grade "A" U. & 0. Shotgun. 



this is simply due to circun~stances. 

And since the latter have been 

scaxcely comfortable these last 15 

years or so, changes have to be expected. 

All the same I am sorry 

when a friend gives up the gun. 

Manv a busv man. I know. cannot 

find "time both to shoot and fish. And. 

I suppose, it is easier for a man td 

fish than to shoot. 

So many of my relations have been 

good vith bath rod and gun that I 

have erhaps rather taken it for 

grante2 that both these great sports 

could be follorved at will. I fear, 

though, that matters are not so 

simple as that today. To follow hot11 

sports freely yon need now to be exceptionzilly 

fortunate. So, as the nett 

result, we find people settling for one 

or the other and considering themselves 

lucky to be able to do that 

much! 

In my own circle of relations the 

one who is the best shot is also the 

best fisherman. He is, I think I call 

say, nearly first-class at both these 

sports. But as matters are, he has 

been lucky. Many of us today never 

enjoy sufficient practice at either 

sport. So our potentialities are not 

developed and nobody can say what 

might have been. A lot of skill thus 

goes to seed. 

* * 

Definition op a hang-over: 

ache. 

RAHNB@W GUN CLUB 

Victoria 

(Afilinced A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

ATew Yecar.Ss DUG^ 1350 

Toot 

Event No. 1-5 

NIGHT SHOOT - commencing 7.30 p.m. 

Bird D.B. EYE-OPENER. C. Div. Nom., lo/-. 

Event No. 2 - 

f 75 TROPHY SHOOT 

15 Birds. Nomination, 50/-. Optional Sweep, lo/-. 

lst, Canteen of Cutlery :: 2nd and 3rd Trophies 


- ALL AMENITIES AT GROUND - 

Luncheon - Afternoon Tea - Evening Meal - Supper 

Public Booth - Refreslunents 

CARTRIDGES available at SHOOT. 

The Comlnittee reselves the right to alter any event or cancel 

any event for which there are insufficient nominations. 

D. A. BULL, PRESIDENT. NORM FOX, HON. SEC.. 

MINIMAY. 

GOROXE. VICTORIA. 

/I 

A. 

Ham., £12/10/- 

Full details in October Shooters' "News" 

- WATCH FOR IT - 

A. DUNN, PRESIDENT. WDRRALL DUNN, HON. SEC.. 

P.O. BOX 40. RAINBOW. 

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Jeparit Grcn ChB, 

(Afiliaicd A.C.1'T.S.A.) 

SATURDAY, 8th OCTOBER, 11955 

at 1 11.m 

1st Event - 5 BIRD S.B. EYE-OPENER. Coml,. Div. 

hTorn., lo/-. 

2nd Event - 

Km~era Si~tPe ldrrel 

Chaampioh@ 

20 Birds 1G yds. Nom., 25/-. lo/- 013. 

Ist, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies. 

3rd Event - 

250 - HANDICAP - %50 

10 Bird D.B. Nom., 30/-. lo/- Op. 

Divided GO, 30, 10. 


NIGHT SHOOT at 7.30 11.m. 

1st Event - 

Browning Under & Over full 

valued 6130. 

15 Bird D.B. Handicap. Nom., £3/10/-. Op. lo/-. 



The Cot~lnlittee reserves the right to alter the Programme should 

the necessity arise. 

Boot11 - Aftenloon Tea - Hot Dogs - Car11.id~es. 

Accommodation - llIcals available. 

K. W. CRAIG, PRESIDENT. J. W. DOUGLAS, HoN. SEC. 

U.S.A. 

SBEdBO'BT16ZNG 

(From Rex Xiles) 

Washio~.ton Slate Championships. Singles Championship - Champion, 

s ,,,a llest for mally years, J. B. Bateman, 197; runner-up, D. V. 

A ~ I I neigger ~ I ~ I,.as heye alld did not White, 196-25-25 on shoot-off; Dave 

miil illy cha~npionship event, was ICramer, 196; Joe Webster, 196; 

in the doubles, and this Ralph Miller, 196 (out of State 

was the lone trophy he ~von. ~eigger (Idaho), ]lot eligible). 

broke two 88's from 27 yards in the state ~ ~ , , d i ~h~,,,~i~,,, 

~ ~ ~ - Bill 

hal~dicaps, very low scores even at ~ ~ 96 ~ from h 21 , yds,; runner-up, 

27 yards far him. Results: 

Lem Hxrdung, 94 an shoot-off; A. E. 

Friday. 

Pulsipher, 94; Don Corcorm, 94; J. 

200-16 yards Ciass Championsl~ips. Oestereich. 94. 

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IiOOTSCRAY (Y.), ?/7/65.--Wentlier eonditioris: 

CUS~Y north wind. Results: No. 1. 

5-bird S.B.: Jim Bavain, 1st: Dr. E. welsted, 

23/29. 2nd: L. Austin. 27/20, 3rd. No. 2. 

120 D.B. H'cs~, 10 birds: P. Sheridi~n, B. 

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FOOTSCRAY GUN CLUB 

(Affiliated with A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

No. 2 Ground: TOTTENHAM, VICTORIA. 

OCTOBER 1ST- 

Start 1.45 p.m. 

1st Event - 6 BIRD SKEET. Norn., a/-. 

Ist, Trophy; 211rl, Cash. 

2nd Event - 

20 Birds. Nom., 25/-. Optional Sweep. 

lsl, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies. 

OCTOBER 15~H- 

OTHER EVENTS TO FOLLOW. 

1st Event - 5 BIRD S.B. Nom., a/-. 

Ist, Trophy; 2nd, Cash. 

2nd Event - 

20 BIRD HANDICAP 

Nom., £1. 

lsl, 2nd, 3rd and best 12/13 yd. Trophies. 

OTHER EVENTS TO FOLLOW. 

The Co~nmitlee reserves the right lo alter any Shoot should 

the necessity arise. 

L. V. AUSTIN, T. GORE, Hon. Sec., 

3 Yardley St., Maidstone. 


thc clol, lool~s for\r,;trd to the eontinmrnee of 

wood ;~ttcnd;,nee. visitors came from Gceionp, 

Crersy. \vinei,c1se;,, nccne and C;,m,,el~do,\~n. 

The Indies i,rovided tvil iind sulmer and were 

1h;xnkcd Ily the ilresidenl. 

C~rulls-Day: No. 1: div. R. B:ttl~. P. 

Boyd, >licIi;iel Rerldie. C. Grist, A. Hay, R. 

Leith, N. Wcstrrourl 2,"d D. Corsioioilsn, 

.i/3. No. 2: P. Boyd, 10/10, 1st: R. Collins. 

Zb/"i. 2nd; fmnt-marker, T. Robbins, 13/15: 

s,ree,, air. P. Boyd, S. Mclntorh. D. COP. 

.toirhao. N. \Vestwood, R.. Collins, F. Shelton. 

No. 3. 5 el:^ sunrmwsl: div. S. Enst. 

N. \Vesli\.oori, L. Schroetcr. R. Coliins, 5/5. 

No. 4 (rlittol:,, div. C. Grist, L. Schrocter, 

G. Scl~cfferie. 1. Slnter. 615. 

Nixht: No. 1: div. S. IleIntosI~. T. Robbins. 

G. Crosse. J. O'Dor~noll. L. Sehroeler. 

N. Gl.~sl;tnd, J. R:inl. 15/19. 2nd: B.hl., C. Adnmson. 

81/52: Swcei, div. S. MeIntorh, G. 

Cl.ossc, A. MeIntorh, J. O'Donncli. Novice 

seerion: I.): 

V. O'Sh;in,lsssy, W. Greadv, G. crosse, I. 

Cults. R. Webb. W. Arnold, Ibell, I


Werrjbece Gun Club 

VICTOAIA 

(Affiliarcd A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

LOCATION-SALLAN ROAD. WERRIBEE 

LOOK FOR SIGNBOARD 

Saturday, 15th October, 1955 

Commencing 1 p.m. sharp. 

- AUTOhIATIC TRAPS - 

Event 1 - 10 BIRDS D.B. POINTS (Comp. Div.) 

Nomination, lo/-. 

15 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL 

HANDICAP 

Nominalion, E2/10/-. Op. Sweepstake, lo/-. 

Event 3 (Time Permitting)- 

GLUIB SPNGLI BA&&JL 

A very eood number (32 ahootcl,al come scotion in the Chomrionshio. Onto 

our d : ~ .hoot fl.om Benufort. Lesbm, 

Godon. H$trcourt, Mnjorcn nnd B;tihmt. 

The Strange Gun event wits very :amusing 

to matehi only 4 shooters shot the i~ossihle. . ~~ 

2r/.Y/6G.-Weather conditions: pwd, but n 

shower at 10.30 p.m. Results: No. 1. 5-bird 

D (C. Div.): H. Bmtz, M. Luhm. I. 

Grundcil, E. Bcvm. F. Danaldson. H. Wariny. 

C. H;mcaeli. D. Keith. C. Cnm~>lrell. 

J. Ludlnmh. I


Mount Barker Gun C 

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 

(iifiliatctl A.C.I'.T.S.fi.) 

Saturday, 1st October, 1955 

Commencing 12.30 p.m. 

ELZMZNA TION 

SH@OT 

To decide ISTERSTATE TEABI. 

16 Yds. 30 Clays Double Barrel, best ten shooters, wit11 

two reserves. 


18/20. No, 4, 10-bii-1 Silent Rise: 1st. I. 

Ilnlbcrt (Cunderdin); Znd. A. Coi~ter (Norlhsml: 

3rd. S. Collirci. Hieh Gun for weekend. 

G. Basford. Ui>r,lileed Hill, Gun, P. 

Humt,hrics 1Nol.thrmI. 

Good ~.ep~.erent;xtion 11.om :ill clubs in 

W.A. - 18 Snturdny. 54 Sund:~. 

(D. I'orrytl~, Hon. Soe.) 

CAXBZRWELL . 1/8/56. W eather 

roi,ditio,ii: cold si3owers and rvindy. Results: 

NO. I, a in^.. D. itise: div. J. stevcns, J. R. 

Gr.ih;tm, A. Mnnsell, H. Ball. 3/J. No. 2, 

3 ilr. 1). Rise: div. W. R. Johns. Diek, D. 

M:~nseil, 1'. Skiite, A. Hsmilton, 3/3. No. :I, 

Clilb D. Rise C'shil,: 1st. W. R. Johns. 8/10: 

2nd. C. Hollow. 12/15; 3rd. R. Thorn, li/ 

2:J: 11/16 yrlr., H. W. Biscbel.: 12/13 yds., 

J. R. Gl.i,ham. No. '4, 5 nrs. D'villc Doubles 

Badges to actual lean, of ten. I\'ominalion and Clays, 30/-. 

Team will shoot on sanx grounds, eommencing 10.30 a.m., 

SUNDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1956. Cartridges and Clays free. 

Also 

Gonnon wealth Beauvile 

D&es Champio~~sbip 

2.5 Pairs from 20 yards. 

Sash and Badge to each of Champions. Nonlinations accepted in 

pairs only. Nonlinations and Clays, 35/- per shooter, with 

011. Sweeps. 

F. G. WITTKOWSKY, HUN. SEC.. 

MT. BARKER. 5.A. 

Service and repair tents at National Championsl~ips at East Burwood (V.). 

(L. to R.): DI. Smith (Sydney), Les. Turner (Evans 6r Balfour, Melbourne), 

Joe Harle (Camberwell Club) and J. 0. (Ollie) Cox, of Dlangoplah, N.S.W.

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Sydney Gun Club 

CBCOUNDS: U'PSPNCES 

TWO AUTODIATIC TRAI'S 

;1\"E0T7 SOUTIE WALES 

(Afhlinicd A.C.l'.T.S.i\.) 

IPUGlkWAY, WtVFERP:t01212 

to be held on 

:: AFTERKOOK TEA 

SATURDAY, 8th OCTOBER, 1955 

Commencing 1.30 l1.m. 

No. 1 - 10 BlRD EYE-OPENER 

Cow. Div. 

No. 2 - 

SYDNY DOIIBLl JA8IlL 

CRAMPIONS'NP 


No. 3 - 

lst, Trophy and Sash; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies. 

Optiol~al Sweep, div. 60%, 30%, 10%. 

$20 HANDICAP 

20 BIRDS. (Ass. Hd. Marlts) 

The Committee reselves the right to modify, add or delete or 

alter the sequence of any event as advertised herein. 

R. MORRIS, PRESIDENT. 

PHONE WOLLONGONG B 4130. 


silo,ved tlint his cye w;is stilt in, riividing the A eonao~ntion 5-bird snrv tilt boys fiiiisi, ui, 

2nd event 10/10. :,n excei1ent dry's trninins, and in a h:l,>,>~ 

(Les MeKinney, Han. Sec.) iittls s~eech. Dihvid Hadekinson thnnlted tho 

Clnh President nod members lot. rivine them 

(N.S,W,),-A severe westerly wjnll 

the rlzy, and niao thanked hIrs. Grocan ntid 

ih:it blew in L.,,sts hi,voe ,vith seori her heiiie1.s for the afternoon ten nnd cakes. 

ti,c Ynss G",, clilh S.B. ~h;,~,,i~,,~hi,, which were :s,~reeiuted bu ;nil. 

shoot held on the Tillla P;rrk crolinds on 

(Gordon Reed. P~lbli~it~ omeer.1 

WILLAURA (V.). 13/S/SS.--Wcrthcr eon- 

A llromire oi failing lipht nnd n ions nro- rlitions: fine. Results: No. I, 5-bird S.B.: 

E'nmme deoided the eio1, in omitting thc I,"a as eomoenrntion shoot- 2. 5-bird S.B.: D. Dnlyieish, R. Br;xin. P. 

ers were g~ven :% pnir 01 sightors liefore the Willi;~n~son, J. Hueker, R. Pcacoek. R. Wnrfirst 

shoot cammeneed. 

The Accumulative sweco was won by Jim 

hledwav. Quite n iew other shooter. had 

two lczs in in this sweet,, but conditions 

were toaeh and the only three members to 

record the l>ossibie of 12/12 were Jim hleci- 

XV;~Y, Iinrold Connell and Noel AIeAnliffe. 

The hoot-off \vns sudden: Jim hledwny 

smsshecl four with the first bnrrel to take 

Bl;~uriee sh;xnnon nl-esented :i Cup for ;r 

si>eci:ti 6-bit.4 I>.B. Shoot. :%nd this was xvon 

by his son John, $16, the five hits beiny ;dl 

sia~ler. D~tvid Hodgl~inson \rils riialner-lnr. 

416. J. Hodckinson h;ld air0 aiven two OZon 

orders, f3/3/0 nnd E2/2/0, for n 10-bird D.B. 

shoot. John Sh;tnnon w:ls i~nndie;n,oed 1 yd. 

for his first ,,.in, bo1 could not hold OR' 

David Elodckinson, who dowried Silo to beeomc 

outriaht winner. John Shannon ~~:ts 

runnel..",,. t;,kina this norition :titer a shoaloff 

with John Ell.inston. both hnvinp scored 

7/10, Peter and Riehnrd WnILer foilo\ved 

on: imth had mllde a good start, hut were 

then un1uel.y in zettini: :I fcw birds that 

would have stilmiled most oi the seniors. 

.$ De~~vHla Dou"!~ was then shol, with a 

senlor member taklnx one of the boys :xs 

~,n~.tnci.: this shoot created :I lot of interest 

;old w,,s finally ,vo,, by Gordon Reed and 

John Sh:,,,""". 

I~C. No. 3, 20-bi1.d Club S.B. Cshil,: B. 

Pe:teock, 1st. 20120: R. Peacock. 2nd. 19/20: 

L. Crutch. 3rd. 18/20. No. 4, 10-bin1 D.B.: 

I. No. 

a. sso II.C~,,, cia hipas s.n.1: di,.. s. B. 

Gls;i~csno. II. liorri. .A. I


Ground Location: 

Mathieson Street, North Cobnrg, Victoria. 

CUD Da v - 1st November 

30 Birds Double Barrel 

1st Prize 

Pitted wit11 Stove a1111 Kcfriieralor 

1st Prize in Grand Prix- Belvoe Caravan. 

- BELWE DE LUXlE CARAVAN 

VnEz~erl at S700 

(Sash lo Winner) 

2nd Prize - Under and Over Gun, Valued $149 

(Browning "C" Grade) 

3rd Prize - 12ft Bat,Jecked, Valued $65 

ElkargnY sJr2 . 

The Programme will commence at 9 a.m. sharp wit11 the 

fa5 GOBURG STAKES 

15 BIRDS DOUBLE BARREL Emdry X2/10/0 

ICitchen Appointments in Belvue Caravan. 

Post E111ries will be given preference for inclusion 

in early squads. 3Iol1ey refunded upon 

ilotificatio~~ to Secretary of inability to attend. 

Association Handicaps. Please produce Cards. 

- Ammunition Available - 

Luncheon and Afternoon Tea on the Ground. 

All enquiries to C. J. COLLEDGE, Secretary, 

12 Adler Grove, Merlynston, N.14. FL4835. 

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AFTERNOON AND NIGHT 

Ncnkrcr.&y9 22nnrE d)ekocrlier., 1955 

Af TERNOON - commencing 1 p.m.: 

KO. 1 - 5 BIRD D.B. (Compulsory Division). 

No. 2- 

20 BiRD DOUBLE BARREL TROPHY 

SHOOT 

111 ~ounds of tcn. lst, Znd, 3rd and 12 yd. Trophies to the 

ralue of iE5fl. Optional Sweeps 5/- an total and 2/G on each 

10 birds. Nom., f2/5/-. 

YIGH? -commencing 

7.30 p.m.: 

No. 1 - 5 BIRD D.B. (Compulsory Division). 

hTo. 2 - 

WES'BIEBN PLAINS DOUBLE BARBEL 


20 Birds from 16 yds. in rounds of ten. lst, 211d, 3rd and 12 yd. 

Trophies. Also Sash, Optional Sweep of 5/- on total. Nom., 25/-. 

Afternoon Tea, Tea and Supper will be available. 

lltll NOVERIBER- 

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hTIGIIT SHOOT-comu~~encingg 1.30 p.m.: 

No. 1 - 5 BIRD SINGLE BARREL. 

hTo. 2 - 

WBSTIEBN DISTRICTS SINGLE BABBEEL 


More details in October "News". 

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17th DECEMBER - NIGfrT SHOOT - eornmencing 7.30 p.m.: 

XMAS SHOOT :: Novelty Events. 

Prizes and Refreshments for all. 

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Ground Location: Mt. Fyans, on Dal-lington/Dundonllell Road, 

eight miles from Darlington. 

Automatic Trap-Electric Release. Cartridges always available. 

- Visitors al\vays Welcome - 

C. R. FLETCHER, HUN. SEC.. 

R. G. BRYANT, PRESIDENT. %'PINE GROVE" DUNDONELL. 

MT. FYANS. OARLINGTON. PHONE DUNDONELL 5. 

i~Mi ia-sibtcd by &It.. W. 0. G:>l.b~tt, eil:~il.- 

man of tbr Hincilbmok Shire Couneii. Mi.. 

noslcito, in rer,~yin~, thanked hlr. JQSSO~ 

;red 311.. G;irb,,tt. the visitors and eocsts for 

theil. ;,itcnd;mce 2,nd :,is0 exoressed his sinrcir 

tbniihs to the indicr' committee for their 

lasly dirillti' and refl.erhments nrovided. 

(M. Origlnsso. Hon. See.) 

GEELOSG (V.), 5/8/55. - Wcntiler eondiiim~s: 

elr.;ir. Results: No. 1, 6-birr1 D.B.: 

6s .hooters ,x,rtiei,,;lted. 2s obtained the norsiblr 

;and cut r\verl>. No. 2, 20-bird D.B. 

Groull C'sllill: R. Robinson (Werribee). 901 

20: l2,l,i,. yds. rcction, W. Wigxs, 19/20. 

2nd: X. \iee;lrs 110 vd3.l. 15/17 vds.. 30/JO: 

I;. Dolloirile, 99/i0. No 'bilei~-ms~kers 

the husribie ;>nd in the shoot-off I?. Barns. 

39/40. wiis roeees5lui in collecting the Sash 

fl.om W. Williams, 88/40. 

(J. G. Iielsall, Hon. See.) 

HUGHENDEN (aid.), 31/7/55. - Wenthci 

roi~ditions: fne. Reruits: No. 1. 6-iliid S.B.: 

W. C. Wonrina, W. L. MeIntosh. D. Crawford 

Snr., 516. diu. No. 2, 6-hiid S.B.: 

A. A. YeIntosb, I,'. Terry, C. Dixon, W. C. 

We:rriac, div., 616. No. 8, Shoot-off D.B. 

Club C'sbilr: A. A. AlcIntosh from P. J. 

Davis. No. 4, 10-bird D.13.: D. Cl.awrord 

Jnr.. 80130: R. Ber1.1-m:ln, 30128: D. John. 

Y012i: W. C. Wenrinz, 30127. No. ;. D'viiie 

IJoublcr (Sl,;~riowsi: P. hrccrlh;lm and D. 

Hltfield, 615: 3%. Stoaemnn arid A. A. Meinrorh, 

614. No. a, lo-bird I), Rise (Si,iirvorusl: 

D. IIntfieid, 15/11: J. Dtiley. 16/10: D. John, 

2619. No. 7, fi-I>iiri S.B. (Teams): Pr;~irie 

(W. L. McIntosh, A. A. AlcIntosh, C. Diion, 

P. Browninxl, 26/18: Hurrhenden (I). Crnwford 

Snr., D. Cr;twford Jnr.. W. C. YVeiw- 

inn, 31. st0~~~;,~1, z51is. NO. 8. M~ss-o~~: 

1). John. C. Dison, W. L. MeIrtrosl~, i/G. div. 

A very good ~:;Y'S shoot. Some very eood 

shootin(: by younii Ditvid C~.awfol.d ili the 

D.B. event. The D. Rise (S~~;u.r.o\vsl IWL 

shooters to the test ~3.d Dti1.b~ HnLfield shot 

well to win this event. The Tcsms shoot w:ss 

;uz:lin very iiol,ulili. Asair! the Prairie team 

r%,on. The liniil of the Club D.B. Chamllianshil, 

wils shot off betwcen A ~ ~ O I 

and Frank D:~vis, who il;id tied at 60163 on 

our' i>reuioils shoot, when dnrkncss intervened. 

The event was won by, Athol nicIntosh, 

lrnd President Bill \Ve;tnnp i,rerentsd 

him with the roid mcdni. 

(W. A. Den". sec.1 

HAZE PEIETBATION 1 

Enqeirirr 10- 

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CANAEY LENSES GROUND TO Youn 

PEESCRIPTION 

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Suitably Large Frames Available 

A. E. PIERCE & GO. ~ptometr-its for SO years I 

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AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING INEWS 

Cambeaewell Distrie8. Clay 

'JTarged Clmb 

(Affiliated A.C.P.T.S.t\.) 

GROUND LOCATION: THOMPSON5 RD., (OFF BULLEEN AD.), 

NORTH BALWYN, VICTORIA. 

SATURDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, 1955 

A Series of mixed 5 Birds Events. Trophies. 

SHOW DAY - THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1955 

Event 1 - 5 BIRDS POINTS DECISION SWEEP 

Compulsory Division. hroxn., 51.. 

BOIIUNG (V.1. 6/8/35. - Weather eonditions: 

fine, heavy N.W. winds. Results: No. 

1, 5-bi1.d (Como. Div.1: G. Smith, E. and 

L. Lnnyon. No. 2, 10-Ilird: div. R. Manual, 

Ti. Tuosc. No. 3. 15-kird: L. Toose, 1st: 

G. Smith 2nd. No. 4 o-bird D'uiile Double: 

G. smiti nnd V. ~;.ieht. No. 5, lo-bird 

n. R~s~: R. M:L~%,I. NO. G, M~s~.o,,~ (18 

yds.1: div. ow in^ to fndina light. G. Smith, 

L. 'raose, W. ntt. 

A very ,>10:,aant ssoot, Quite ;, few nrrv 

shooters were them to hell, m:iko it a soeeess. 

We thank MI.. R. Manuni and the Echilc;~ 

boys for ti.nvelilnr: such lona distances. 

(J. Potter. Hon. See.) 

ICATANNENG (W.A.1, 718fiS3. -\Ve:ttl~er 

conditions: xoud. Resilltr: No. I. 20-birr1 

1j.B.. olf ynnlaxe (T. S. Yooni: Tl.o~,hy): 

1st. 11. Ande~ron, 27/30; 2nd. J. Hetiler. 

25/30. No. 2, ii i~r. D. Rise: T. S. Younp, 

R. Brccclen (C:tirei) :lad J. Clcce, div. No. 8. 

15-bird 11.B. (Niebt Shod): 1st. N. Beeel;. 

14/15: 2nd. T. S. Younp and 11. I

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Some of the Guns Available 

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ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB 

fil11,ANG - SOUTEE AUSTHALIA 

(Afliliaicd A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

- TWO AUTOhIATIC TRAPS - 

2snd 8Bis.&IncEaey SInood- (2 Dcngs) 

Saturday 26th and Su~~d'y 27th, November, 1955 

FIRST DAY - commences 12 noon. 

xo. 1 Event -5 BIRD SWEEP. Conrpulsory Division. 

iXo. 2 Event - 

30 BIRD BIRTHDAY HANDICAP 

El20 AND PRESIDENTS TROPHY 

1st Prize, $60 and Trophy: 2nd Prize, £30; 3rd Prize, £10. 

£5 each 12-13-14-15 yarders. Nomination, £3/5/-. 

5/- Optional Sweep each 10 birds. 

BARBECUE at Night, when Shooters will be guests 

of the Committee. 

SECOND DAY - 12.30 p.m. Sharp. 

D.B.N.S. 

CHARITY SHOOT 

No. 1 Event-5 BIRD SWEEP. Compulsory Division. 

No. 2 Event - 

15 B.IRD HANDICAP 

Noin., 25/-. lst, £10 and Trophy, presented by Mr. Colin Barr, 

"Mac's" Hotel, Mt. Gambier; 2nd, 3rd and 12 yd. Trophies. 

C. Harvey Trophy for Lady with Highest Score. 

5/- Optional Sweep each 5 birds. 

Shooters must nrodueo current A.C.P.T.S.A. 

Handiero Cards. 

No Nominations acce~ted after start of Second Round. 

J. WOODROW, PRESIDENT. 

MILANG. PHONE 21. 

committee reserves the risht to niter 1,raprnmme. 

- Refresh~nents md Cartridpc, on Gromtd - 

Aeeommodvtion rrran~ad if required. 

- 

N. ROBERTS, HUN. SEC., 

MILANG. PHONE 11. 

We enioyerl some food eoml,ctition. The 

Tl.o~hy event onded at 24 ynrds in il duel 

between R. H;aIi and T. Johns. The Box 

Sweel, ended at 21 yards with n win for P. 

Wnton from R. H:dI and J. hleicenzie. Wc 

had two new shooters in C. Mnoguire nod 

P. Stewart, who, nltho~izh they did not score 

$1 win, nequittcrl themselves well. 

(W. K. Brcmner, 1,Ion. See.) 

BATHURST (N.S.W.). 30/7/55.--Weather 

conditiolls: very cold and windy. Results: 

No. I, 6-b1l.d D.B.: div. A. Rorve, W. Byers. 

L. Ilezile~. R. Wei!lert. W. Shoobridge, 0. 

Roberts. No. 2, s-bin1 D.B.: Iy :,nd he:,",. rain. 

(Miss G. Gillc. Hon. Scc.) 

..-, ., (P. B. MeICsy, Hoe. See.) 

SOUTH BURNETT (Rlcl.). 7/8/6:.-\Ve;tthcr 

conditions: strong wesLel.1~ rvinds. Rc- 

rults: No. I, 6-bird D.B.: hl. Chsmi,nev. S. 

IIorn, div.. 6/5. No. 2, 10-bird S.B.: R. 

VIC'E'UIIIIA 


SATURDAY, isd @CTBIII':R, 121.55 

Commencing 12.30 sllarp (2 Traps) 

1st Event - 10 BIRD CASH HANDICAP D.B. 

2nd Event - 

f30 GASH HANDICAP 

20 BIRDS D.B. 

3rd Event - 

GIPPSLAND (IlAiliD PR/X 

30 BIRDS D.B. 

1st Prize, Latest 2-shot Browning Autan~atie. 

2nd and 3rd, Handsome Trophies. 

MORE EVENTS TO FOLLOW. 

After~ioon Tea and Cartridges on Ground. 

L. BOURBAUD, PRESIDENT. 

PHONE 317. 

LEN PHONE ROBINSON, 

177. HON. s~c..



I 

a&a~d 

BREDA MARK a 

TUII' MOST STIIONGI1.X IIIUI12'P' 

AUTOMATIC EVER 

At last a variable Cholte wit11 all the advantages 

of perfect control - with none of the 

disadvantages of earlier types. 

@ Breda "Quiclt Choke" is compact - does 

not upset sighting. 

8 Breda "Quiclt Cholte" is light - does. not 

spoil barrel balance. 

8 Tubes are chrome lined, ensuring perfect 

patterns. 

@ Breda guns now cost the same whether 

conventional barrel or "Quiclt Cholte" 

fitted with one tube. Extra tubes, 46/- 

each. 

O "Quick Cholte" tubes may be easily removed 

for cylinder boring. 

1 SMITH'S SPORTS STORE 1 

573 GEORGE STBtEET, SYIDNEY . . . MI11 7(i!J:J 

( i L C Tl~i+itr'~ 

Kefford. S. Horn, div.. 8/10, No. 3, 15-bird 

D.B. Points 3 nnd 2: P. Dennis, 1st. 81/45: 

J. Joreenrcn. S. Horn, diu. 2nd and 3rd. 

30146. No. 4. 10-bird S.B.: J. Jorpcnsen, 

P. Dennis,. diu., 8/10. No. 6, 10-bird D.B. 

Points 3 and 2: S. Horn, 1st. 26/30: R. 

I$>hg Shoot: 

1~1, II. Poivcli, 19/20: 2nd. W. Sl:~tlery. 

38/20: 31.d. T. Robbins. 20/2P: l'roiit-m:li.ker, 

W. Abhott, 18/23. No. 3, 3 ~ r D. . Rise: 

21. Ruentziun. 313. No. i. 5-bird 8.13.: div. 

I biz clay for an oflirisl 

oj~cning of the club late in Se~teml>er. 

(T. H. Poweli, Hoo. See.) 

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div.. 15/15. No. 2: Dnn Seceombc, G. D. 1.. 

Sceeornl~e, C. Bowdcn, div., 16/15, No. 3: 

W. Golden, W. Unwia, P. Thomoson, div., 

5/15 No. 4: Dctn Seccomhe, C. Howden, 

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KOONDROOK - VICTORIA 

(Affiliarcd A.C.P.T.S.I-I.) 

Saturday, 22nd Odober, 1955 

Event No. 1 - .5 

Event No. 2 - 

BIRD D.B. EYE-OPENER 

Nom., lo/-. 

20 Birds from 16 yards. Nom., 25/-. Op. Sweep. 

Ist, Championship Sash, I.C.I. Trophy; Znd, Troplly; 3~1, Tj.og11y. 

Shooters must praducc 1955 re gist ratio^, Ca1.d~. 

r. 

1.30 p.m.- 

Event No. 3 - 

f35 - HANDICAP - f35 

Nom., 25/-. 

15 BIRDS. Association Marlrs. 

lst, £20; Znd, $10; 3rd, £2/10/-; 12 yards, E2/10/-. 

OTHER EVENTS IF TIME PERMITS. 

Automatic Trap :: E1ectl.i~ Pull :: 6000 Watt Ligllts 

Aftenloon Ten :: Supper' :: Cartridaes available at Gromtd 

The Colnmittce rcserve the right to alter any part of this 

programme. 

G. K. DISHER, PRESIDENT. G. P. MITCHELL, HON. SEE.. 

PHONE 154. BARHAM. N.S.W. 

PHONE 58. BARHAM. N.S.W. 


Benutifel d : ~ Some excellent shootinc. 

nod if ir rc1.y nice to sec Jack Barker, our 

o r club esz>lnin, shoot so \vcli, ;as 

tl!rou.rlr tile



Hartrave Park Gun C 

N.S.W. 


Shooting. Grounds situated "Bella Vista", Old Windsor Road, 

SEVEN HILLS (near Parramatta) 

OCTOBER PROGRAMME, 1955: 

OCTOBER 15thg15 

- 15 Bird Double Barrel 

Handicap 

Divided 60%, 30%, 10%. 

OCTOBER 29th- 

Sydney Single Barfeel Clay 

@arro w Championship 

20 BIRDS FROM 16 YARDS. 

Sash and Trophy, 1st; Tropldes, 2nd and 3rd. 

01). Sweep divided 60%, 3076, 10%. 

~llbri). 55/55: D. Cnssin (Tamworth). 54/55 

end A. MeIntosh (Goondiwindi). 43/45, wer; 

the nlace-getters. The best 12 yd. Tmllhy 

being div. A. Smitll (Tamworth) and J. 

McLean (Delunzm). 17/20. Attendance was 

the largest ever at n shoot, over 60 shooters 

being ,,resent for both days. Interest ,"as 

widesorend in the two Chnml,ionshi~ events 

set down for decision and some onrtieu1ar1,. 

mod shooting ,"us evident an both days. 

Much imorovement hns been effected to tho 

site since last year and with the installation 

of Roodliehting for night shooting. the sum. 

mcr months should tind many foliorvers of 

the s,,ort. 

After shooting esee,,tiona11y well, but 

dro~~in~ an odd mint on the tirat day, Tnmworth 

shooter, Dave Csssin shot remi~rlcnbly 

me11 in the N.W. N.S.W. S.R. Chnmx,ionshi~ 

on the second day to win the event from 

Bfnleolm Fuller (Sydney) with so birds 

stmisht. 

EYE-OPENERS, SWEEPSTAIlES AND TROPHY EVENTS 

WILL BE HELD IN ADDITION TO TIIE MAIN EVENTS 

PROGRAi\Ii\IED ABOVE. 

- Afternoon Tea provided - 

Slioots commence 2 p.m. 

C. ANDERSON, President, C. W. PLUMMER, 

70 Bradley's Head Rd., Mosman. Hon. Treasurer. 

Phones: Private, XM 4815. 

E. BRAZENALL, 

Business, WB 1712. 

Hon. Secretary. 

MOREE (N.S.W.). - Pooular Roggnbri 

shooter, Wnl Eather, won the N.W. N.S.W. 

D.B. Charnoionshin at Mmoree Gun Ciub's CUD 

wocb shoot held on 12th and 13th Aueust 

Inst. Fourteen shootcis shot the ~ossible 20 

birds and in the shoot-off W. Eather (Bog-


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Saturday 1st and Monday 3rd, October, 1955 


Northern Rivers 

Single and Dotzble Barrel 

Ghmpionship . . 

With accompanying Programmes of 

£50 - AND - £100 

HANDICAPS 

and other Events. 

- TWO AUTOMATIC TRAPS - 

Cartridges and the usual sea food lunch provided. 

SUNDAY, 2nd OCT., Deep-sea Fishing arranged. Book early to 

secure seat in boat and hotel accommodation. 

V. WULLEMAN, PRESIDENT. G. T. 0. SEGCOMBE, HUN. 

PHONE 115. COFFS HARBOUR. 

PHONE 122. DOFFS HARBOUR. 

SEC.. 

C. Grills. D. Smith, B. Duddu, 5/6. No. 2, RUPANYUP (V.).-Conditions: warm md 

10-bird D.B. Swcso: div. L. Brown. R. mild, rnin develo~ed at nisht. No. 1, 5-bird 

Chandler, D. Smith, B. Duddy, 10/10. No. 3, E/O. (eom~l. cut): 23 shooters cut. No. 2, 

Is-bird D.B. Trophy: 1st. T. Chandler (first 10-bird Tronhy: rvan by B. Reading, 58/58: 

time), ta be wan twice in sucecssion, or R. Matheson, 57/58, front-markers' trophy; 

three times. No. 4, 10-bird D.B. A20 H'cit~: It. MeRae, 47/48. Sxveen COD: F. Benticy. 

div. N. Smith. C. Grills, R. Chandler, 10/10. H. Hart, B. Reading, R. Matheson. R. Me- 

No. 5, lo-bird D.B. Tro~hies: Ist, J. Middle- Rae, Joc Wright, J. Hcnnerbel.~. A. Peters, 

ton, 52/52; 2nd. F. Stranieri. 51/52: 3rd. S. Rereigh, J. J. Younc. S. Florence, C. 

B. Redmnn, 17/18. No. 6, Box Miss-out: Budde, Jim Wright, G. M. Smith. 

div. L. Brown, B. Redmnn, W. Duddy, 8/8. Forty-seven shooters were "resent and sn- 

Shoot held in eold, windy weather, but 

desnite the cold, there was n good attendance. 

and many af our visitins shooters travelled 

long distances. 

(T. J. E. Chandler, Hon. See.) 

CROYDON (V.), 8/8/55. -We;tther eondi- 

Lions: windy. Results: No. 1, 6-bird D.B.: 

div. It. Brooks. J. Hngm. N. Icneebone. H. 

Godfrcy. J. MeArthur. J. Freeman, N. 

Barn,, 10/10. No. 2, 15-bird D.B.: 1st. H. 

Godfray, 28/28: 2nd. J. Hagan, 27/28; 3rd. 

F. Emslie. 17/18; 12/13 yd., J. Freeman. 

24/20. No. 3, 5 BPS. D. Rise: H. Fireher, 

5/5; E. McGoldriek. T. Bnteson, 4/5. 

Windy conditions Drevniled all day. H. 

Fischer was thc only shooter to get the iull 

score in the Double Rise. 

22/8/55. -weather eonditions: good. Results: 

No. 1. 5-bird D.B.: div. J. Gmhnm, 

G. Storey, L. Coekett, N. Barry, F. Skate, 

J. Freeman, 8/8. No. 2. 15-bird D.B.: T. 

Bnteson, 28/29: N. Kneebane. 27/29: L. 

Coekett, 18/18: 12/13 yd.. W. Hinneberg. 

14/16. No. 3, 10-bird D.B.: div. H. Godfrey, 

W. Hinnehern. G. Storey. . 10110. . 

(P. Emslie, Hon. Sec.) 

joyed fine afternoon's shootins. Afternoon 

ten war ~rovided by tho ladies. 

Night.-Canditions: light brecze with rain. 

NO. 1, 10-bird Troohy: 1st. A: Anderson, 

55/65: 2nd. A. Pcters, 54/66. 3rd C. Budde 

38/38: liront-markers' TroDh;, L. 'Broughton: 

36/37. Sweep: out L. Bmughton. R. Lynch. 

A. Peters, B. Hudgson, Jim Wright A. 

Ander.on, C. Budde, W. Bmv, W. ~ie\;aind. 

No. 2, 5-bird Slvse~: 15 ~aaribies on 8th 

round, A. Thom~son. G. Bmak, Joe Wright. 

G. Burtan. W. Niewmd, B. Barker, N. Henncbers, 

0. Deutseher. Another fine shoatoff 

in the main event. with two shooters. 

A. Anderson and A. Peters, shwtinp over 

50 straight. 

A Tro~h~ donated by the President's wife 

for the hisheat break was won by B. Rending 

and A. Anderson. breaks 62 caoh. Sunner 

was provided bu the 1;ldias. We were "lensed 

to see such n good field of shooters far our 

onenins shoot from the foilowins: Donald. 

St. Amnud, Birehin, Goroke, Warracknahed. 

Rninhc,~. Dimboola, Trnyne1.s Lagoon, Mar- 

"00, Stn,"ell, Minyi" and Ballrmt. 

(T. S. l~lorencc, Hon. See.) 

27/8/55 (Nisht, Shoot). - Weather eonditions: 

fine and mrld. Results: No. 1, 6-bird. 

Tambo Gum Club 

(hffiliared A.C.P.T.S.A.) 

C. EV-A. Benefit SIcoot 

SUNDAY, Ifitlr QCTQBEPC, 1955 

Commencing 9.30 a.m. 

Event 1 - 10 BIRD D.B. POINT EYE-OPENER. 

Event 2 - 

. . BARCOO . . 

DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 


Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd and 12/13 yds. 

Event 3 - 10 PAIR D. BIRD RISE. 

OTHER EVENTS AS TIME PERMITS. 

Accommodation available. Contact- 

S. M. MARTIN, PRESIDENT. R. W. MARTIN, H ~ N . s~c.. 

BANEOA. CHARLEVILLE. IVANHOE. PTE. BAG. CHARLEVILLE. 0.. 

RHONE TAMS0 ZBK.


HAY GUN CLUB 

NEW SOUTIE \VALES 


3 AUTOiMATIC TRAPS :: 2 Illumi~latcd for Night Shooting 

SATURDAY, 1 5 OCTOBER, ~ ~ 1955 

Commencing 9 a.m. sharp. 

NEW SOUTH WALES DOUBLE RISE 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

alsacl HAY DISTBPG3' TITLES 

PROGRAMME -commencing 

sharp at 9 a.m.: 

No. 1 - 15 BIRD D.B. OPENER (Ass. Hd. Marks) 

Nom., £1. 

No. 2 - 

30 Bivds - £SO Handicap 

(Ass. Hd. Marks). Nom., £2/10/-. 

(Prize money guaranteed) . 

No. 3 - 

Hay Dist7.i~t SirtgZe Ball-el 

Glaarrapionslaip 

Nom., 25/-. 

20 Birds off 16 yards. lst, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd, 

Trophies; also 12, 13 and 14 yd. Trophies. Op. Sweep, lo/-. 

No. 4 - 15 BIRDS $25 HANDICAP (Pt. Score 3 & 2) 

Nom., £1/5/-. 

NIGHT PROGRAMME - commencing at 7.30 p.m.: 

No. 5 - 10 BIRD D.B. NIGHT OPENER 

(Ass. Hd. Marks). Nom., £1. 

No. 6 - 5 PAIRS DOUBLE RISE, off 16 yards 

Nom., £1. 

No. 7 - 

NEW SOUTH WALES DOUBLE RISE 


15 Pairs off 16 yards. Nom., 35/-. Op. Sweep, lo/-. 

lst, Sash and Trophy; 2nd and 3rd, Trophies; also 12, 13 and 

14 yard Trophies. 

Shooters Note: £11/5/- covers the fnll day and night programme. 

Meals are available to all throughout the day and night programme. 

All modern facilities are available on the ground. 

Come to Hay and enjoy your sport under ideal conditions and 

in a lovely garden-like setting. 

JOHN HOUSTON, PRE~IDENT. 

PHONE 197. 

LES MGKINNEY, HDN. SEC.. 

BOX 41. Pa.. HAY. 

PHONE 25 OR 38. 

HAY GUN CLUB 

NEW SOUTIE \VALES 

(Affiliated A CP T SA) 

Easter . 1956 . Cift 

FORD "ZEPHYR" MOTOR CAR VALUED AT $1155 

30 Rirds Associeliun Ita11die;lp Marks 

Nominniion &12/10/0 

ENTRIES RECEIVED NOW AND FIELD WILL BE LIMITED 

THIS EVENT WILL BE ONLY ONE OF THE MANY 

ATTRACTIVE CLAY TARGET EVENTS STAGED AT 

THE CARNIVAL 

COMMONWEALTH AND STATE TITLES 

TOGETHER WITH CASH HANDICAPS 

ADVERTISED LATER 

WILL BE 

MAKE YOUll ENTRY EARLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT 

Con~plete progrannnae for Eestcr S;linrrdny and 

Easter RIolrdz~y in 1;~ter issne's of News 

3 GIOMATIC TRAPS 

JOHN HOUSTON, PRESIDENT, 

EXCELLENT GROUNDS 

LES McKINNEY, HON. SEE.. 

PHONE 197. HAY. BOX 41. HAY. PHONE 25 OR 38.



WINCHELSEA GUN CLUB 

VICTORIA 


Grand Openin# Shot 

SATURDAY, IST OCTOBER, 1955 

Commencing 12 o'clock. 

Event 1 - 5 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL. 

Event 2 - 

Nom., lo/-. 

Ist, $128 Radiogram; Znd, Browning Auto. Rifle, £24; 

3rd, Gun Case, $7. 

Trophies best 12/13 yds., best 14/15 yds.; 

best Back-markers. 

Nom., $4. Op. Sweepstake, $1. 

Event 3 - (TIME PERMITTING) 

II 

"roved very much and ,"ill he n shooter to local eisv busters. The main event af the 

he reckoned witli before lonx. 

day, the 20th round 01 the R. & R. Canteen 

(N. F. King, Hon. See.) Shool, wils won by a local shooter, Les 

Blewitt, making the fifth shooter with two 

COROWA (N.S.W.), 2018155. - Weather win8 to their oredit, and eithcr one could 

conditions: Rne, windy. Results: No. 1, win the Tro~hy outright nest shoot. The 

6-bi1.d D.B.; div. I. Sehubert. W. Burns. R. three lendinc shooters in the Jim Watt Tro- 

Baiiry. G. Colvin, C. Fereuson. A. Kerr. L. ohv are W. Jordan, 353 mints: F. Morton, 

Holden. No. 2. 5-bird D.B.: div. I. Sehubert, 316 points: M. Edlin~ton, 337 noints. 

F. Sehubert,, W. Thomas. X. Elliott. J. Ain- Results: 5.bird D.B. E/O. C.D.: div. 13 

ley, Gmssmnn, A. Jamleson. W. Bums, W. 1'.Wilson. Jacob, 3. A. Elliott. Boekmnn, R. shooters. ..,, 

10.bjid 10-bird point D.B. score: Sweel,: Ist, dlv. A, 10 ~ shoot- ~ d l ~ ~ 

hest 12 Y~s., G. N. MOP~O~. 10-bird (5 S.B. 

'fit,\v;f;ing;;in:~oii!: ::bigli?;;. gyhz, 

J~m~son: 4th. I. Schuber,: div. I

2 Nezu and 

Rezaezuerl 

Begistr.atio~as 

ADDITIONAL TO FULL LIST 

PUBLISHED IN JULY. 1955 

Bowen, B. (Colac) ......... 

Bowering, A. (Mt. 

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

Bo~unian, E. H. (Richmond, 

QId.) ............ 

Bowman, K. (Tully) ...... 

Boyes, Harry (Hobart) 

Breedon, R. (South 

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

Brennan, K. Jnr. (Adelaide) 

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

Brown, A. (South Coast) 

Brown, Les Berridale) ... 

Brown. R. H. (St. 

George) ..................... 

Brownson, W. E. (Charters 

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

Buchan, S. (Mortlake) 

Buckett, K. P. (Lismore) 

Burge, L. (St. Arnaud) 

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

Burns, C. (South Coast) 

Butler, J. (Alcxandra, 

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

Butterworth, E. (Gee- 

ville) ........................ 

Case, H. T. (Alexandra, 

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

Chapple, D. (Footscray) 

Clark, M. (Hobart) ......... 

Clemesha, P. (Kelly's 

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

Cogan, B. (Berridale) ... 

Colless, W. M. (Walgett) 

Colquhon, R. (Brisbane) 

Comeqford, T. (Townsville) 

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

Constable. A. (Collarenebri) 

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

Constable, M. (Collarenebr~) 

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

Constantino, J. (Geraldton) 

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

Cooke, R. (Northam) ... 

Cooper, . . C. R. (Tamworth) 

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

Corcoran, C. (Coff's 

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

Corcoran, P. (Cops 

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

Cornell, G. (Sebastopol) 

Cornish, W. (Geraldtou) 

Corones, P. (Charleville) 

Costello, V. (St. Arnaud) 

Cotton. V. R. (Chalkville) 

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

Coutts, W. (Learmonth) 

Cox, J. H. (Longreach) 

Crawford, C. (Victoria 

Valley) ........................ 

Cresswell, John P. (Wileannia) 

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

Croclcer, A. (Beaufort) 

Croclcer, F. W. (Beanfort) 

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

Crofts, K. (South 

Bunlett) .................. 

Cronin, A. (Bourke) ...... 

Crowley, R. (Dalby) ...... 

Crouch, B. (Condobolin) 

Cummins, G. R. (Berrixvillock) 

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

Cummins, J. (Foster) ... 

Currie, J. C. 

(Bourke) 

Currow, A. S. (Aust.) ... 

Dare, R. (Colac) ............ 

Davies, Jack (Wonthaggi) 

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

Davies, L. (Australian) 

Davis, L. D. (Bourke) ... 

Dawson, R. J. (Robe) ... 

Dempster, G. R. D. 

(Northam) ............... 

Devine, C. K. (South 

Burnett) .................. 

Doblie, J. (Learmonth) 

Dohbie, P. (Learmonth) 

Doyle, P. G. (Arrilalah) 

Drendel, J. (Dalby) ...... 

Drury, R. (Lithgow 

Miners) ..................... 

Duncan, W. (Newcastle) 

Dunlop, W. (Aero Club) 

Dunstan, I. (Rupanyup) 

Earle, A. (Dalby) ......... 

Earle, Mrs. A. E. 

(Dalby) ..................... 

Edlington, A. (Queanbeyan) 

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

Edwards, Keith (Wel.1.ibee) 

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

Ekins, W. D. (Adelaide) 

Elliott, H. C. (Balmoral) 

Elrington, A. G. (Yass) 

Elston, T. I. (Tully) ...... 

Erhardt, J. (Beulah) ... 

Erhardt, M. (Beulah) ... 

2 Fawckner, E. A. (Bangall) 

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

Fawlr, S. (Robe) ............ 

n Fitaal;~~~, 

?_ ham) Sid ........................ 

(Totten- 

E Fitzpatrick, Alex R. 

rn (Tambo Valley) ...... 

Flavel, H. (Beulah) ...... 

Fletcher, J. (South 

West) ............ :........... 

Flett. Donald A. (Lake 

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

Flood, Mrs. J. J. (Goondiwindi) 

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

Flynn, P. (Condobolin) 

Foster, G. (Laceypede) 

Fristrom. Carl (Bris- 

Giles, A. (Geelong) ...... 

Gillett, A. E. (Aero 

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

Ginty, John (Bathurst) 

Ginty, Tim C. (Bathurst) 

Gloster, E. T. (Bangall) 

Goodwvin, $1. M. (Gunnedali) 

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

Gready, W. (Colac) ...... 

Green, W. (Tamworth) 

G~ills, J. H. (Tamworth) 

Gross, G. (Geelong) ...... 

Groves, A. (Adelaide) ... 

Hamilton, A. E. (Adelaide) 

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

, 

m 

Hamilton, Rex (Martlakc) 

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

Hnnn;~n, T. (Learmonth) 

Heaton, Vnl (Yrrss) ...... 

Heaalewood, S. A. (Tasmanian) 

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

Henkel, I

5 Crisp, Neville (Wil- 

Lm 

carnlia) ........................ 

Crossc, G. I


- - 

3 

- 2 2 ! ;& : j j o 

2 G % 5s "9%-.~-.- ~ h%a 9 ; g - . 2 z4s ; 

: F1 a ' 

h i : - - ? 1 - ;--- $ , A ! 

, ",",CO",-so : 54 * ;>> 

PERTH GUN CLUB INCORPOPATRD 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA 

(.i\ffiliatcd A.C.l'.T.S.A.) 

COMMONWEALTH AND STATE 

CHAMPIONSHIPS 

Friday 30th September - Saturday 1st October 

Sunday 2nd October - 1955 

FRIDAY, 30th SEPT.- 

£50 - HANDICAP - E5U 

SATURDAY, 1st 0CT.- 

STATE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP 

QUALIFYING ROUND STATE TEAM 

SUNDAY, 2nd 0CT.- 

Commonwealth Mixed Bkds 

INTERSTATE TEAMS SHOOT 

INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP 

Other Attractions: PERTH ROYAL SHOW, Oct. 1st to 7th. 

WILDFLOWER EXCURSIONS. 

Intending visitors requiring accommodation, write giving details 

to Secretary. 

C. FERGUSON. PRESIDENT. PERCY CRACKEL, HON. s~c.. 

40 MINDRA ROAD. NEDLANS. 

WM 1563 

30 NORTON STREET. SOUTH PERTH. 

MU 2173

AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NE\\'S AUSTRALIAN CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING NEWS 

Ams6zBSzm Gam. Clluh 


OCTOBER 1s~- 

10 BLEWD ' DOUULE 

UL~IIEIII~EZ, SWEIF:P 

(POINTS) 

20 BIRD DOUBLE BARBEL 

1, 2, 3, lj/16. 13/14 2nd !? y.inl Trophics. 

CBB BIBtP) DOUIBE,J,E UAlhICEE 

TILIE PERM1~i'TT;U'G 

" ICIL SPECIAL" CARTRIDGES 

. Iha 

. fanova 2s inch star erimo cartridges, give long range 

arid arc ha1.d hitting. A firm fnvourite with both Fleld and 

trn, shooters nlil~e. Price 23/6 Box of 26 eartridees. 

TRAP SflOOTBiVG 

aeeesso&s 

CARTRIDGE CASES 

Sturrlily constructed lcnthorette covered eases 

for 12 gnligc cartridges. C.a~ncity 6 boxes (250). 

Felt lined. With corner oroteekons, lock and 

) 2 straps. CIO/IO/Q. 

%":?-; 

- 

OCTOBER 15TH- 

lor tra~ shooters. Features single trigger, remi-pistol grim 

automatie ejectors, Walnut stock ventilated rib. f129. 

20 BIRD DOUBLE BARREL 

Nom. 201.. 

1, 2, 3, 15/16, 13/14 nnd 12 yard Trophies. 

G. BIGGS, PRESIDENT. A. V. NOLAN, HON. SEE. 

SEPTEMBER-1955 

GUN CASES 

Plastic leather gun cases for 12 1;. Auto. 

D.B. ntld Under and Over guns. Green 

felt lined. Solid lentlier stmos. Priee 

f10/10/0. 

LelthereLLe covered. lined eases. Two 

loahs, D.B.. ESil6/3. 12 g:~uge Auto.. 

E7/5/11. 

AMMUNITION 

Full rnnbrc al all ponulnr brands of I.C.I. cartridges 

in stock at all times. 

MlCK SIMMONS -720 George St., Sydney, Soburbs & Newcastle 

H. ' \\, - 

r illllrnr Prcsi Ply. Lrd.. 191 Queen it.. Meibo13~n~

OCTOBER, 1955 - Australian Clay Target Association

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