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SHOOTING.

BANQUET AT PATUTAHI LAST

NIGHT

MITFORD SHIELD TO BE SHOT ~ for to-day.

The handsome oak shield ]) r f*?nt-ed bv Mr. V. C. R. Mitford of Vhare-kopa-e, will be competed for at- Patutahi to-day between the Patutahi and Rere Gun Clubs. The shoot-ists from Wharekopae arrived at- the scene or the contest yesterday, and were entertained at a banquet at the hotel last evening. Mine host of the Patutahi Hotel prepared a menu calculated, to earn him high credit, and the evening passed off with a maximum of credit, At the beginning, it is well to mention t-liat- the Rere members have exhibited a true spirit- of sportsmanship in agreeing to fire off tor the shield at Patutahi, whereas they were really entitled to have the initial match at the home ground, Wharekopae. Mr. Richard Sherratt, of Swa thmoor (president of the Patutahi Crab) was in the chair. After the loyal toast* had been honored, Mr. J. C. Tyopdward proposed “The Rere Gun Crab, ' coupled with the "names of-Messrs. Glennie and Stephens, and in doing so referred to the progress of the Rere Club. . Mr. Glennie (secretary and manager for the Rere visitors) proposed “The Success of the Patutahi Club,” which was responded to by Mr. Jordan (secretary of the Patutahi Club). Tho health of the donor of the shield was proposed by Mr. E. Monckton. A toast- was drunk to Mr. C. Matthews, who is in the unique position of being president of the Rere Club and a vice-president of the Patutahi Club. Messrs. Glennie and Jordan spoke of the great enthusiasm which Mr. Matthews always displayed in the interests of shooting. The health of the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Uridgo, was honored, on the proposition of Mr. Jordan. “The Ladies” and “The Chairman” were the remaining toasts, and the gathering dispersed after the singing of “Auld Lang Syne.”

During the evening songs were contributed by Messrs. Jordan, Smith, Glennie, Uridge, Stephens, Monckton, and Woodward, and the latter also re-* cited.

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Bibliographic details
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3430, 6 September 1913, Page 7

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334

SHOOTING. Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3430, 6 September 1913, Page 7

SHOOTING. Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3430, 6 September 1913, Page 7

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