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support at the great job being done for youth in the area. The Palm Lake Resort Raffle Group purchase vouchers from twenty four local businesses from Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest which encourages residents to connect and support these businesses, building mutual goodwill. One of the organisers in the Palm Lake Resort Raffle Group, Rod Larkin told News of the Area, “Over the past six months, our group has donated to Buy a Bale for NSW drought affected farmers, the Pindimar/ Tea Gardens Rural Fire Service and over the next two months funds will be raised to be donated to the Tea Gardens Free Clinic Bus.”
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Strategy to grow the economy is tax plan Dear News Of The Area, ONE of the key pieces of the Federal Coalition Government’s strategy to grow the economy is our tax plan. In the lead-up to the election, the Liberals and Nationals put forward its tax policies to the Australian people, and so did Labor. In the long-term, Labor’s strategy to increase taxes would have actually reduced the amount of revenue the government had available to meet the growing costs of delivering important services and infrastructure. We remember last time this occurred when they couldn’t afford to put vitally important medicines on the pharmaceutical benefits scheme. The Coalition’s plan to reduce taxes aims to reduce the burden on individuals, families and small businesses and incentivise greater investment and
activity, which will in turn help grow our economy. As the economy grows, so does the revenue to investment in services and infrastructure. Next week, we’re putting our entire tax plan to the Parliament. Labor and the Parliament should respect the mandate delivered to the Coalition by the Australian people. The Reserve Bank Governor has also urged the Parliament to pass our tax plan. It’s a plan for tax relief not just now but into the future that will be good measures for the economy, for jobs and confidence. Two significant changes will deliver $158 billion of additional tax relief for hardworking Australians. 1) The Government is more than doubling the low and middle income tax offset from 2018-19. · Taxpayers earning up to $126,000 a year – including teachers, tradies
and nurses – will receive a tax cut. · For a single income family, this means up to $1,080 in your pocket per year. And for families on a dual income, up to $2,160. · More than 10 million
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the instant asset write-off will be increased and expanded. It will be increased from $25,000 to $30,000, and it can be used every time an asset under that amount is purchased. The instant asset writeoff will also be expanded to businesses with a turnover of up to $50 million. This will
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Walks Comes to Halt due to Legal Fear DESPITE their best efforts David and Ron have had to pull out of organising a walk along the Myall River due to insurance difficulties. The pair offered this statement for the Community, “Apologies to all those interested in joining us but we had insurance concerns raised with us to cover ourselves, any volunteers, as well as all the walkers from potential litigation and we have not been
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able to get coverage that completely covers all concerned without a large expense. “As this was meant to be a free event, we felt we had to pull out at this stage rather than put people at risk or pay a hefty premium.” The event was due to take place on Saturday mornings, beginning in July. “Obviously people are free to do the walk themselves and we hope they do enjoy this wonderful facility.”
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Lowest Point for Sightings KOALA sightings in Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest are at their lowest in the last 15 years and they may never recover to the levels of six years ago, according to the Local Environment Group. In his report to the annual meeting of the Myall Koala and Environment Group, secretary Ian Morphett said loss of habitat was the main cause. He said in 2014, the Rural Fire Service introduced the 10-50 Rule allowing trees within 10 metres of buildings in bushfire zones to be removed without approval.
It was estimated that up to 20 per cent of trees were cut down in Hawks Nest alone, including a number of important trees that were established koala homes. There have also been more trees cut down and land totally cleared for new buildings. “This has strongly affected the koala corridor connecting Hawks Nest to the national park,” Mr Morphett said. “Tea Gardens has continued to see new large housing developments reducing the number of wildlife corridors in and out of the town.”
Mr Morphett said these included intensive housing in Palm Lake Resort and the removal of hundreds of swamp mahoganies to create Asset Protection Zones in residential, commercial or industrial areas. He said there have also been additional housing construction in the Grange, earthworks related to Riverside at Tea Gardens and the soon-to-commence North Shearwater development. The Myall Koala & Environment Group is proposing that, in its 30th anniversary year, it embarks on a new era developing a
whole new strategy for koala preservation on the Myall Coast. Mr Morphett said, “We have healthy populations surrounding our towns and our emphasis must be on preserving and enhancing fauna corridors.” Continue reporting koala sighting on the Hotline answering machine at 4997 0878. The Myall Koala & Environment Group held its Annual General Meeting and Quarterly Meeting in June. Sixteen members were present with 19 apologies.
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q Ian Morphett Secretary and Jill Madden President of the Myall Koala and Environment Group at Palm Lake information day. Office-bearers were re-elected unopposed. President Jill Madden affirmed that Koala sightings in the twin towns were down and she was also not optimistic they would recover to the levels of less than six years ago. “ The loss of habitat and more fragmented habitat being the main causes, however, we have healthy populations surrounding the towns and our emphasis must be on preserving and enhancing fauna corridors,” Ms Madden said. The annual Easter raffle and stall were very successful and raised funds for further fauna surveys around town and to support habitat rehabilitation. The Group has proposed
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a name change for Winda Woppa Reserve to ‘Randle and Pat Pritchard Memorial Reserve’. Jill said this was well supported by other groups in our towns. The Group would continue to monitor any changes or developments to proposals to rezone the land between the Golf Club and the beach. A submission was lodged with MidCoast Council by MKEG objecting to the proposal to double the density of the subdivision at North Shearwater on ecological and site suitability grounds. The koalas painted on the road surface in Kingfisher Avenue will be repainted by MidCoast Council after the recent repaving, hopefully with a more realistic koala shape.
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Hemsworth at the Plough RYAN Hemsworth is a talented acoustic artist from the Hunter Valley. Ryan has been performing professionally since 2013. His ability to entertain a crowd from an intimate gathering to a full auditorium is impressive. As an accomplished musician Ryan also acts as a vocal and guitar teacher passing on his skills. Ryan enjoys entertaining his audience , his acoustic rock style is very easy listening and engaging, Ryan popularity in the local music scene continues to grow. Ryan has shared the stage with some great Australian Artist such as Russell Morris, 1927, The Black Sorrows and Glenn Shorrock, just to name a few. Ryan has also performed at the Sydney Opera House sharing the stage with the top 22 performing NSW HSC music students of 2018. Ryan performs any genre from rock to jazz, from songs as old as Elvis Presley to as fresh as Ed Sheeran, being able to entertain any age
crowd. Mr Hemsworth said, “Music has the power to transport us to another time and place.”
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Ryan Hemsworth loves to harness that power with a broad audience of fellow music lovers and passionate musicians alike. “Ever since a young age, I have found great joy and satisfaction in making music and sharing it with fans and people all over.” You can see Ray Hemsworth at the Plough Inn on Friday 28 June.
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q Loose Bazooka performing at Muree Golf Club on Saturday 29 June. AFTER exploding onto the Newcastle rock scene over 10 years ago, Loose Bazooka are well known for bringing back the days of classic pub rock. These guys have a great time performing and you are guaranteed to have the dance floor full as they pump out everyone’s favourites. Driving the rock solid rhythm section on Drums
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MICHAEL Harvey will present ‘Stage and Screen’ in a Solo Piano Concert, on Sunday 7 July - 2.30pm arrival for a 3pm show. This is Michael’s first Solo Piano Concert for 9 months and he is pleased to showcase many new great songs and themes from the Theatre Stage, and from Cinema and Television. Michael will include new musical additions to his vast repertoire, such as “Downton Abbey”, “A Star is Born”, the James Bond theme “Skyfall”, “Game of Thrones”, and a musical tribute to the recently deceased Michel Le Grand. Michael will also feature musical theatre favourites such as “South Pacific”, “The King and I”, “The Sound of Music” and “Phantom of the Opera”. There will be a complimentary glass of Champagne or Juice on arrival at the venue, St Stephen’s Parish Centre, Witt Street Tea Gardens, and tickets ($20) may be purchased from Altitude Travel in the Myall Shopping Centre.
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By Phill HARTMANN NBN will be coming to Karuah in the next 1-2 Months. People are already getting phone calls stating their land line will be disconnected in next 24hours if they don’t connect to NBN. Make sure it is available first. Providers are paid for every connection they do even if it doesn’t happen straight away. You can be left with no phone or internet in the mean time. Even once NBN is here you still have 12months before they stop the old land lines. It is compulsory to connect to NBN, even if you don’t use internet you will need a NBN modem to use your phone but you have 12months.
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If you suffer from Parkinson’s disease, are a carer or have a relative or friend that does; Did you know there is a Support Group functioning in Tea Gardens. The purpose of such groups is to help people affected by the disease through exchange of information, general advice, companionship, comparison of notes and socialising. The Group meets bi- monthly 10.00am on the first Monday of the month at Estia Health Nursing Home, Tea Gardens. Meetings are free, informal and discussion encouraged. For further information contact Bill Cummings 4997 5628. Or Garry Boyd 0404 279 579.
Sugarloaf Point Trip By Garry WORTH
RECENTLY the Myall Coast Historical Society had an excursion to the particularly beautiful and historically significant Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse at Seal Rocks. On a balmy autumn day the two rocky reefs lying offshore within three kilometres of Sugarloaf Point were easily visible despite being only a couple of metres above sea level. At night or under choppy seas, Seal Rock and Little Seal Rock would have been invisible to the Sailors of the 1800’s. Eight ships are reported to have been wrecked on, or around, Sugarloaf Point before the lighthouse was lit. It was designed by New South Wales Colonial Architect, James Barnet and the construction of the lighthouse required building a 460m long jetty used to land
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the 1,800 tonnes of supplies and materials required. The light was first lit on 1 December 1875. The light has gone from being kerosene powered to a quartz halogen beam now seven times brighter than the original and the present fully automated light no longer needs the two lighthouse keeper families that used to live on the site. Lunch beside the mirror-like waters of Neranie Bay on the upper Myall Lake was followed by a visit to the Neranie Pioneer Graveyard. On the way home an opportunity was taken to sample the signposted walk around the Bulahdelah Courthouse recently installed by the Bulahdelah Historical Society. A wonderful day was made magic by the sort of weather that can only be described as perfect.
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Nominated Triples competition Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club By The JAFFA
19 JUNE: The popular Nominated Triples competition was played today with a good field of 52 bowlers participating. Four teams played Fours with the remaining players playing Triples. The second game brought home the winners. On the grass, Paul Carter, Neil Kibble and Bill Whalen succeeded with +13 and on the synthetic; John Bilby, Ron Green and Brian Emmett on the synthetic also had a +13. The lucky draw went to Kevin McInerney, Peter Campbell, Keith Smith and Ron Webster. Col Saillard won the Myall Bistro voucher. 21 June: Friday Open Pairs has recommenced, now that the Pennant season is over, and hopefully numbers will now build up. 23 June: The Annual General Meeting of the Men’s Bowling Club was held today with all positions on the Management Committee being filled before the meeting. A very positive report from the President Noel Jackson, and the hard work of the outgoing Committee during the year pointed to the Club powering along with a solid increase in membership as well as strong participation in Pennant bowls and Club Competitions. Noel paid tribute to “a great team effort”. We certainly have a Club that is putting in the hard yards to increase our membership and satisfy the needs of our bowlers. The outgoing President of the Newcastle
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Captain v President Hawks Nest Ladies Golf By Sue FORDY
SATURDAY Ladies. 19 Players 15/6/2019. Captain Vs President. Stableford. Div. 1. 1. Ann Syme - 34. 2. Jan Bartier - 33. Div. 2. 1. Cheryl Rose - 31. 2. Betty Clinch - 30. N.T.P. Hole 10. Div.1. Karen Johnston. ( Tewantin – Noosa ) Golf Club. Balls to 25. Tuesday Ladies. 42 Players. 18/6/2019. Captain Vs President. Stableford. Div. 1. 1. Marguerite Miller - 31C/B. 2. Debbie Matheson - 31C/B. 3. Ann Syme - 31C/B. Div. 2. 1. Betty Clinch - 36. 2. Marcia Smith - 35.
3. Jan Ziebell - 34. Div. 3. 1. Sharon Barwick - 37. 2. Lynette Blake - 28C/B. 3. Ann Browning - 28. N.T.P. Hole 5. Div.1 Ann Syme. Div.2 Jan Ziebell. Div.3 Diane Dickson. Balls to 29. Captain v Presidents days. Today 18th June and last Saturday the Hawks Nest ladies played a game where half the field played for the President & half for the Captain. On Saturday the Captain's team won by 3 points and on Tuesday President's side won by 1 point. A very close call both days and was a lot of fun. A small gift was given to all winning team. Debbie & Elsa played together on the Tuesday and both came in with the same score. Thanks to all ladies who played from Debbie and Elsa.
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MP Not Happy with State Budget Announcement PORT Stephens MP Kate Washington has criticised the latest NSW State Budget stating that “this is a disappointing budget full of disappearing promises.”
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MS WASHINGTON pointed to a heavily contested campaign of lavish election commitments that “have failed to be delivered to the region and community”. “The Fingal Bay Link Road received no mention in the Budget’s Infrastructure Statement and the collection tin has been sealed shut with
no funds allocated over the next four years.” “As well as the Link Road the promised $275 million for the Nelson Bay Road duplication wasn’t allocated in the Budget, and only $37 million has been allocated this year leaving Ms Washngton ready to shirtfront the NSW Government on funding prioritisation and expanding timeframes.”
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Public Meeting about Quarry
By Fred McINERNEY THERE were about 30 people in attendance at the public meeting held last month, some of whom live within 300metres of the site. In my view this meeting was for information only, no decisions made, although some comments were noted. Of the submissions received all 45 were in objection of the project. Of the 45 objections 36 mentioned concerns about water and sediment coming off the site into Yalimbah Creek, and then onto Port Stephen, affecting all manner of things, including flora and fauna, oyster farming, sea life, both sea grass and sea creatures, air quality noise and traffic movements.
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BREVILLE Expresso coffee machine, hardly used, instruc & access. $120. Ph 0402821348
GOLF Clubs. Mens Cobra Fly/ Z / XL, Regular Flex Shafts, Sand Iron to 4 Iron,2 yrs old,Little use. $300 ono 0447622083
MOBILITY scooter. Heavy Duty, Plega Traveller. Hardly used, new batts. Folds easily. Anna Bay Reduced to $900 ono. 0414 469 818
ROTARY motorised pushbike with long range tank. $1,500. 0427 704 592
GOLF Buggy electric $250. Set LH clubs $150, RH $150 . Ph 49810798
MOBILITY Scooter Invacare Colibri. Ex cond. $950. S/Bay. 0414718263.
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GOLF buggy Par Maker electric with battery and charger. $100ono. T/Gardens. 0488662177 GO Fit Platinum Power Vibe exercise machine $250 ono 49198031 0417664032 0606
GRAMOPHONE wind up, good working cond, needles available. $500. Phone 0427704592
DINING set, timber extendable, 4 seats. $275ono. 0417445490
HAFCO Wood Lathe 900mm bed cast iron mount on heavy duty cast iron base chistles included $600. 49872338
DINING table - Antique Oak, $150 Antique Oak sideboard with mirror, $300.Both in good cond. 49828689
HARON dowling kit, model H7200, inc drill, dowl, glue etc. Never used. $40. 49872338.
DOORS legend brace type. (1) 1725H x 760W. (1)1725H x 430W, suit garden shed $40. 49872338.
HAIER 422lt fridge/ freeze $175 ono Whirpool 220lt fridge/ freezer $90 ono 0402 309 584
ELECTRIC drill, 1 B&D 10mm (3/8” chuck) made in USA $10. 1 KBC 6.5mm (1/4” chuck) 1950 model, suit collector. $10. Others avail. 49872338.
KAYAK Spirit Ocean, Scope Paddle, Excellent Stability, Rudder easy steering. Back rest cap 100kg. L4m W61cm. $550 0400708179
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FRIDGE, Westinghouse As new, perfect cond. $290. Ph 0417 442 115 FRIDGE Samsung, Side by side 594L good working condition $350 0439662037 FRONT door fly screen, heavy duty fancy shell motive, with key. $220 0427 704592 GALVANISED handy mesh, 2000mm x 1200mm (2), new $20 each. 4987 2338. GALAVANISED bird netting 150mmW x5mL. $10. Ph 49872338. GALVANISED bolts (37) 125x10 hexagon head. $75. (36) 100x10 cuphead, never used $45. Other sizes avail. 49872338.
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LADDERS alum. 1 x Bailey 900mm, single sided, $30. 1 x 900mm Rhino dbl sided $50. 4987 2338. LEDGERSTONE Veneer Stone. Sandstone Collection. 4 sq. mts $200. Ph 0409 042 489 MASSAGER imported large handheld 2080 chi turbo, as used in chiro rooms. Perfect cond. $300. Older type WALKER, push down to stop no brakes, GC $50. S/Bay. Ph 49846079. MATERIAL for curtains White. Good quality. Make an offer. 49972317
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ROUND tile table, large. 4 chairs. Indoor/ outdoor. Bought for $1,300 but will sell for $500. 49819926. SASH clamps, pipe construction. 900mm, 1100, 1500mm. $10 each. 49872338. SASH Clamps, 9001800mm. F clamps 300-800mm. Price according to lengths. 4987 2338.
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PANASONIC FX600 55 Inch LED TV New In Box Unwanted Exchange $900 ONO 49970051
TABLE Glass, with 4 chairs. As new. 0477624600
PARKER Antique Oval Dining Table excellent condition. $250. 4982 9264
TIMBER lounge solid 3 piece - 3 seater and 2 armchairs. $500 0428970662
PETROL leaf blower STIHL BR200 backpack very good condition $250 ph 0416 214 087
TRADIES Spitfire LPG Space Heater. As seen on the block. $350. 0439507704
PIPE cutter, qtr”-2”, cap number 20, millerchip. $25. 4987 2338
TRAILER Small motorbike trailer. 1020x 1500x 400. 9mths rego. $1600 ono 0431578864. 3005
PRAM, Mamas & Papas Urbo. Purple. 4 yo. Hidden insect net. Adjust. handle. $150 ono. Medowie. 0422 070 333. PIPE threader, ½”- ¾”, in 2 & 3 qtr stock, 2ft 4” long. $30. 4987 2338 PLY wood sheets, (1) 2400x1200x3mm $20. (2)2700x1200x4mm. $30 each. 49872338. POOL table slate $1300. GC, balls, cues. 0418275298. RED Cedar and Rosewood various sizes and lengths, price on application. 49872338 ROTARY motorised pushbike with long range tank. $1,500. 0427 704 592 1605
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TTI Scroll saw, as new. $125. 0419144766. TREK dog trailer registered TBO3VE, 4 berth, lift top, rack insert, front storage bin $3,200 0448554717 TRITON router table with stand, ½” Triton router and finger jointer setup as new, cost $850 sell $400. 0419144766. VACUUM, robotic. Russell Hobbs brand. Unwanted Raffle prize. RRP $800. Will sell for $575 0249846701
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THE Karuah Rooette's played Waratah The Feature People Mayfield on a very cold Friday night at Waratah Park. Game Day Sponsor Farley Telephone: (07) 5553 3200 PO Box 8271 Oysters. ENTER:1Simply complete TollTO Free: 800 652 284 the Puzzle, then POST it to us. u n d aoff. ll Qld Watatah B kicked Fax: (07) 5553 3201 INCLUDE: You must include your NAME, Address, Phone and EMAIL. Australia 4217 The Rooette's defence was on fire they DRAWN: All the CORRECT (and only Correct) weekly entries of NOTA Puzzle #6 held the Cheetahs out until under auspac@auspacmedia.com.au 7 minutes Email: received will go into a draw, which will occur at the end of each month. to go in the first half 4/0. Visit our site: www.auspacmedia.com.au AGES: All Ages. The Meter makers in the first half were Meagan Terry, Ashley Bills, Tayla Wilson, NAME:.................................................................. ADDRESS:................................................................................................................. Jessica Neilson, Kelsy Wade, Ebony Oakley, MAY Winner Ashlei Grande, Kayla Campbell, Sarsha Venables, Bec Roe, Teagan Ridgeway, Kelly PH:...................................................................... EMAIL:..................................................................................... Johnson, Lilli Holmes, Tia Lukaszewicz and Tamara Smith. 34 Karuah 20. The Roo's started the second half with The Hawks were the first to score 12 The Big Hitters in the first half were Players player 3 points Jack Fleming, 2 12 on the paddock for 7 and a half minutes. minutes in to take the opening score to 6/0. Kayla Campbell, Jessica Neilson, Jacquie points Tama Riordan 1 point Mitch Napier. The Roo's were in 6 and a half minutes Then they were in again within 5minutes to Gornall, Bec Roe, Tamara Smith, Tayla Coaches Award Mitch O'Bryan and Sponsor into the second half with Jack Fleming take the score to 10/0. Wilson, Ashley Bills, Lilli Homles, Gemma Choice Tyson Peters. scoring to take the score to 18/16. The Meter Men in the first half were Clarke, Cyran Convery, Ashlei Grande, Next Saturday is another Double Header The Runners in the second half were Simi Asomua, Jack Fleming, Tyson Peters, Helena Bills and Sarsha Venables. @ HOME for the KRLFC Rooette's kick off Tyson Peter, Mitch O'Bryan, Dylan Foley, Jordan Cobb, Dylan Foley, Nathan Ritzau, Half time score 4/0. at 12.50 against Berkeley Vale and The Andrew Benn, Jake Langdon, Josh Robinson, Jordan Cobb, Tama Riordan, Mitch Napier, The second half started fast with the Roo's kick off at 2 against Hinton. Game Day Simi Asomua, Sam Callaghan, Andrew Benn, Tama Riordan, Daniel Evans, Mitch Napier, Cheetahs scoring just over 3 minutes in Ian Turner, Nathan Ritzau, Jack Fleming and Sponsor is Rodney Gough. with a successfully converted try to take the Ian Turner and Mitch O'Bryan. Josh Robinson. Next to score was Dwayne Fleming just score to 10/0. The Hawks countered 3 minutes later over halfway through the first half with Sam The Runners in the second half were with a converted try 24/16. Croese converting to take the score to 10/6. Ashley Bills, Kayla Campbell, Bec Roe, Then just over halfway through the Mitch O'Bryan was in for the Roo's with Jessica Neilson, Teagan Ridgeway, Meagan second half Daniel Evans was in for the just under 10 minutes to go in the first half Terry, Tayla Wilson, Tamara Smith, Kelly Johnson, Lilli Holmes, Gemma Clarke, Ashlei and Sam converting to out the Roos on front Roo's 24/20. The Hawks countered again a minute 12/10. Grande, Helena Bills, Cyran Convery, Tia later with another converted try 30/20. The Big Hitters in the first half were Lukaszewicz, Sarsaha Venables, Ebony The Hit Men in the second half were Daniel Evans, Jordan Cobb, Dylan Foley, Bulahdelah Golf Club Oakley, Jacqui Gornall and Kels Wade. Daniel Evans, Simi Asomua, Tyson Peters, Tama Riordan, Mitch Napier, Tyson Peters, By Allan BENSON The Big hitters in the second half were Dylan Foley, Dwayne Fleming, Nathan Dwayne Fleming, Simi Asomua, Mitch Tamara Smith, Jessica Neilson, Ashley Bills, Ritzau, Tama Riordan, Sam Callaghan, Mitch O'Bryan, Sam Croese, Jake Langdon, Josh WEDNESDAY Ladies Medal Round 5, Teagan Ridgeway, Gemma Clarke, Kelsey Napier, Mitch O'Bryan, Sam Croese, James Robinson, Andrew Benn, Ian Turner, Jack winner B Kitchin Wade, Ebony Oakley, Sarsha Venables, Foster, Josh Robinson, Ian Turner, Jack r/u T L Smith Fleming and James Foster. Helena Bills, Ashlei Grande, Jacqui Gornall, Thursday Vets golf winner - S Fleming, Jordan Cobb and Jake Langdon. With 5minutes to go in the first half the Lilli Holmes, Kelly Johnson, Kayla Campbell, McNaughton With 12 minutes to go the Roo's Ian Hawks were in again to take the score to Tia Lukaszewicz, Tayla Wilson and Cyran r/u - D Brown Turner was sent to the sin-bin for 10miutes. 14/12 Hawks way. Convery. Saturday Golf winner D Brown 39 Then with 7 minutes to go the Roo's With 2 and a half minutes to go in the Players Player 3 points Helena Bills, 2 r/u A Reekie 34 Daniel Evans was sent off and the Hawks first half the Roo's Dwayne Fleming was points Bec Roe. Sponsors Choice Meagan Jackpot M Mason Mitch Baker was sent to the sin bin. The sent to the bin for 10 minutes. Terry and Coaches Award Ebony Oakley. Sunday Darts winner Roo's were down to 11 players on the field With 2minutes to go in the first half the The Karuah Roo's played Tea Gardens Next Saturday Golf shotgun start 0930for 5 minutes then for the last 2 minutes Hawks were in again to take the score to Hawks on a cold and wet Saturday 0945, BBQ both teams were down to 12. 18/12. afternoon at Myall Park. With the Hawks Sunday Dart winner - D Carroll With 30seconds to go the Hawks were The half time score was Tea Gardens 18 kicking off and the Roo's only having 18 r/u - Z Watt in to take the full-time score to Tea Gardens Karuah 12. players it was on.
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MAHOGANY High quality dining table with six refurbished chairs and matching sideboard Make an offer. Light brown elegant Lounge suite - 2 armchairs and one 3 seater Matching Lamp and Oak Coffee table Sell as a set - make an offer. Also grey metal filing cabinets, 3 drawers $40 each. 2x bookshelves timber $50 each. 49972294 Hawks Nest
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HARLEY Low Rider 7th Mnth 84 Shovel motor excl cond nothing to spend $13,500 Ph 0499227821
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GOLDEN Eagle Grand Tourer 2005, rego 2/20 ex cond, complete with covered annex, 16,500. Ph 0429 617 664.
HARLEY 2007 Sportster 50th annv no 471 of 2000 world wide. As new cond & new battery $12,500 Ph 0499227821
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AVAN Erin Mk11 pop top, 2006 17ft air con, solar, HWS, microwave, tv/video, cd/ radio, integrated blinds/ screens, island bed, privacy screens, roll out awning, many extras, VG cond. $17000 Ph: 0407301321 CAMPERVAN Ford Transit 6 Speed Manual Turbo Diesel 89,000kms LD Rego, No Rust 12mths SO Excl mech Many Extras. condition. $31,000 ono 0437603274 or 0401919416. BJ071W CARAVAN vinyl folding awning D L 180x31x27 SO brand new $350 4982 1706
JAYCO Eagle 2013 Pop up camper. Roll out awning, annexe, innerspring mattress plus loads of extras. $19,000 0413950744 JAYCO Heritage 2004 22ft roll out awning, solar panels, ensuite, full D annex, OL w/mach., tv, air Scon VG cond. Rego 5/19. $25,800 0433128949 TOYOTA Hiace poptop 2001. 180,000klm, manual, exc D cond. OL 3way Rego S11/19. fridge, microwave, gas stove and awning. $10,500. 49 972 359. 0905
CUB Camper Super Max Escape 2011 full annex, twin beds. Rego Aug 2019 $10,700 49872651 EMPIRE Emperor, 20ft. 2015. Like new cond, immac, single beds, annex shade cloth walls, ESC sway control, diesel heater, reverse camera, alum step, leather cafe-style seating with folding table, 3-way fridge, elec gas hot/w syst, 5kg fr load w/mach, solar panel & batt, plenty of storage, interspring mattresses, $38,000 ono 0409902104
VW T5 LWB Trakkadu Campervan 2.5TDI 6sp auto, just 78000klms, cruise control, remote locking seats & sleeps 4. Fridge, sink, solar panels, HW rear shower, Fiamma awning, side and rear annexes. Kenwood media unit reversing camera, new f&r brakes, all books, top cond. ASA11J. $54950. 0417821805. CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof
12FT tinny, rego 11/19. 9.8hp Tohatsu motor 4y/o. Homemade trailer, 12m rego. Oars & life jackets inc. $2,500. Ph 0417412161. 39FT Steel boat fitted out as Trawler or use for Pleasure boat. 4 bunks, shower, toilet. $70,000. 0407 777 592 ALUM tinny 4.3 Clarke abalone on good trailer 25hp mercury sea pro. ex cond low hrs plus extras. Needs paint. $2,800 ONO 49975756 BOAT 4.20m, fibreglass runabout, 75hp Suzuki motor, includes trailer. Rego - Boat 3/19. Trailer 11/19. Marine radio and sounder. $3,000 ono 0458385315 BROOKER 12foot runabout, on home -made register trailer, 3HP Yamaha, no rego or lic is needed for this rig, $600 0429826258 BRU Baker Tri-hull. 2000 mod, custom trailer, solid stable fishing vessel built to survey, 200HP Yamaha, 140hrs, 2007, extra, all reg, $20,000 ono 0425243360 HALF Cabin 4.9m 75hp Marina no rego. many extras. $7000 0431 751 651
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2 stroke with less than 2 hours running time. Lawrence Elite-7TI combo with chart. Telwater alloy BRAKED trailer (aluminium). Bimini, boat cover and engine cover. All inland safety gear. Always garaged in covered car port. Purchased new 13/07/2017 for $22,970 Asking $20,499. Sale due to health. Ph 0412 346 353 Salamander Bay area 0606
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SONATA 7 Sleeps 4 adults, 2 children. New 0B 6HP 4 stroke, dingy and mooring. Lots of extras. $10,000 ONO 0407620320
MARICAT 4.2 hulls, tramps, rudders, good condition can deliver $100 4981 7721 after 6pm PUNT, alum. 12ft, oars, sand anchor. In good condition, reduced to $800 ono Pindimar 0439919526 QUINTREX 475 Bay Hunter Caprice boat and trailer 12/99 both in good condition, new canopy, trailer re built, 2018 Honda 60 h.p 4 stroke motor with extended warranty $14,750 0419282577
STESSCO wide body V-nosed punt, 3600 x 1700 18hp Tohatsu 53hrs, full floor, high back seats, etc, Alumin folding trailer, All rego, $3900ono 0408494100 1605
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