The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16 00:00:00

ANNUAL PRIZE COMPETITION OF THE
COMPANY, FIRBT BATTALION 0.R.V., A,
BADBUR Y.

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On Monday tad, September nth, Badhury Ibiman
Encampment kept up A continwari cho, the cati.e.4
which W 3" the annual outing id the ineuilair, the
above company to their ride range on Iladbitry down
for the maritime iit coinciding their in the it., ,4
the ride, at the tante time thereby "imaging prwe.
according to merit

Thu colnpetition wit, di% idol into three
Competition A, which had prize amounting to rs,,
divided into 20 prim". ; open to all efficient member,
the company and recruit.. Thu rang, were 20zi,
AO, and iioo yard. ; wven ~hot, at each; jorrlum-
-111411., ; any 111 l .

ea•IIIIK•Uti.,IIiiWA. "pen to. All efficient INCruit,
- Four I 1111 l yards. Ten Th.'
l'rizcs in this oniiiictition consisted of
ful o,entsi.litieK, the wi iiii ers ha, mg the ol'i..rt"""Y
tiPqrfroolal 111 .•...I.•r .4 A
wa• giVril Sir. Thom., lising, ••• s.oliml••• I•s•
the best aglow:AG: target scores ina4. in .\ awl
competitions. .

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-011111141itille C W.l4pm 1.. recruit...illy, -.even .1.4•
At each, any moition at the 20n yard. range.
m.int Wa., added to the target ocon. for each day the
recniit attended camp at Swanage. 1:1
Wasi (li* idtml Into 12 prize. in dd. competition. -th"
a leg tton and a 1.. 1,1 pill. for the
The target., .coring, and rule. for the
wa. wool, except as I/I Tho
whole of the target counted at 2101.1 yard, Tlw
member. who did not attend liwanage Coup wer"
not entitled to receive more than one prim-, wither
WaS any member allowed to take two prizes
11, had won a prize given with ispeCiAl 0.11410.41.,
for rouge &e. Point, for drill and el..— fina4
WA. allowed in Competition .t. akwording i. ',le
nth,. of the Corp. for the pre-ent yea. In
:mldition t,. thi., WI. find that all point. gain"'
by attendant.. at any drill. After tin. pn..
competition lap to the 31.1 of I It:took-I' illi
mid..l to the target 'wore in competion. -% awl e•
The weather, the great factor in MI -loch 2.0-Iwrulil'
Wa, up .4 unfavourable for making :. :rood score. 11"
!rooming opened with a thick, driztling rain.
competitor., had to be ..n the ground at eight 1,1"•
be pre.ent at the drawing for the ..r.1.4 -hooting,
the noble 24th, :IV, if weather or any
many were 46% nig not to he late, -.me ha. ing
Very clownea4 appearance, other. 111, unto
.ther
thing would not daunt them in the Notmlli"
.tanding the weather. the competition commn e.... 1
punctually at 5.21:1, the ameointed time. In the ran."'
Li,.' wtmther wa..., nnfavounthle at tills-a' to ca,l-0
tile target to he p. 1.• MuliAcernal.le. Itetwven II and
12 o'clock a thick mi.t -evened to en.clope tlw tAnPIN
Call•lng 'ono. of the very 41.4 .hot. at the long rang'.
to g" to grief, the competitor. !cuing to -hoot A
11511)'iiii.ty rain, whil.4 thow who n.-r. s......fortunate to compete afterward. Lel All ..m..rttukitY
of making a fas ounthle e total. W are informed that
thi., will be the lAA cmnprtition at the llarlhowy rang'.
.
lth,"ther, long looked for and better range having
aiol by I eminent otheial. io-ar
rh.• new range will he nion.apprecial"l
by the 111.11. being much nearer the town, and calcu-
lated by it, natural marnonntinag• aiol ic‘ ring
Mon. Condncise for g.../1
wen pnoent. Ind no ,i-itorv.carcely put In .11
appearance. The re.ult of the competition. ."
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91! 121 from the mall loodnotive engine wed for
.the.con•

struction of the new railwiy to dwanage---, and beleng-
Mg to Mr. George Perkins. Every enquiry and
diligent search were made at the time, but all endea-
vours proved useless. During the past week the
articles supposed to have been .tolen were found, and
not many yen' from where the engine is kept.
During the heavy rAins we have had lately the sand
by the side of the line ha, betfu wa.bed down, and
exposed the articles to light again. It is suppo.rd
they were taken from ..tr the engine, &A a spleen
against Mr. Perkins. and merely to •top the progress
of the work. We are informed the articles are none
the num fur being four months under the ground.