beauty and character. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     intimated, amid great applause, that next 
     
     year the Club would receive a Greener Gun for 
     
     competition. He spoke of the creditable 
     
     manner in which the Club had been conducted 
     
     and of the comradeship and sportsmanship 
     
     which had been exibited at every match. Mr. 
     
     Heartz handed the trophy over to the 
     
     President of the. Club and it was presented to 
     
     Major Weeks with very complimentary remarks. 
     
     The Major, in replying, expressed his thanks 
     
     to the donor and spoke of the artistic beauty 
     
     of the cup which was one of the handsomest he 
     
     had ever seen. He said he had no expectation 
     
     of winning it but had done his best. Mr. F. 
     
     E. Dench, Manager of the Canadian Bank of 
     
     Commerce, proposed the toast to Mr. Justice 
     
     Haszard, one of the Club's oldest members. 
     
     The latter replied in excellent form. 
     
     Speeches were also made by Messrs. A. W. 
     
     Hyndman, R. B. Rossborough, E. G. Coombs, H. 
     
     S. Pethick, Major A. G. Peake, Captain E. 
     
     DeB. Peake, Colonel S. R. Jenkins, Major J. 
     
     A. MacDonald, John Andrews, W. E. Hyndman, L. 
     
     G. Haszard and others. The chairman who 
     
     presided entertained the audience with some 
     
     very interesting accounts of some of his 
     
     experiences while in the navy. The dinner 
     
     was brought to a close about eleven o'clock 
     
     after a very enjoyable evening had been 
     
    
   
   
    
     spent.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     There are no actual descriptions of the Heartz | 
     
     Trophy, other than the occasional reference to its 
     
     We do know it was sterling || 
     
     silver, expensive, suitably engraved, and had the 
     
     figure of a gunner etched into it. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Club, and its activities, were retired for | 
     
     the summer, and members were resigned to let the plans 
     
     for the next target shooting season rest in the hands 
     
     of the new executive. 
     
    
   
   
    
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