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pioneers of the area and contributed greatly to the community. Features of the application include multi-million-dollar purpose built residential facilities: The Residents Hub- a central community meeting space includes a commercial grade kitchen, BBQ’s, Bocce court, community veggie patch, movie screen, outdoor fireplace, expansive decks and covered lookouts over the central lake.
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into perpetuity to conserve local biodiversity. The landscape masterplan has a goal of producing a sensitive design that provides an abundance of habitat for the array of local fauna. Michael Sheargold told News Of The Area, “I appreciate everyone’s attendance this evening and I look forward to continuing to grow the Parry’s Cove Tea Gardens master planned community project into one of which to be proud.” Sheargold will soon be hosting an information briefing session on Monday 18 November to update the community about the development application for the project.
By Sandra CLARK “WE DID IT!” an excited and exhausted Kerry Paterson told News Of The Area, after the Pearls group met their target at this year’s Buy My Wardrobe fundraiser, held at the Myall Festival event last Saturday. Their goal was to raise above last year’s total and give even more funds to drought affected farmers. “We raised an astounding total of $4000.00 from sales of second hand clothes, a raffle and donations,” Kerry said. The raffle winners were, First prize ticket Red A51 Dan Wells. Second prize ticket Red C87 to Deb and Third prize Blue ticket A15 won by Shirley. The Pearls would like to thank everyone in the local community for your generous support of their efforts, donating clothes for sale, to Emily and Ben at the Tea Gardens Hotel for allowing them to utilize the Dolphin Room and to Carole Richards for her energy and time with Pearls who modelled in the Pop up fashion parades.
q Pearls fundraising group members Kerry, Valerie, Maria, Kate, Kathy and Rosalie with Pop up fashion co-ordinator Carole Richards.
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BULAHDELAH Show is back on 15-16 November. Bulahdelah Show’s President, Mr Gary Gooch (OAM) said, “The Committee and I are looking forward to seeing you and your family at our annual show on and we have a bumper program in store for all.” The show will be opened by Mid Coast Council Mayor David West at 2pm on Saturday 16th November. There’s lots to see and do at the show including IWA Wrestling bouts on Saturday at 3.30pm, 5.30pm and 8.00pm. Mower Mulisha are again performing throughout the day as well.
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q The Woodchop at last years Bulahdelah Show. Photo by John Sahyoun. Another highlight for the show will be the NSW Mounted Police attendance. The shows program includes everything from pickles and preserves to a Demolition Derby and Fireworks. There will be live musical performances from the Bulahdelah School Band, Aqualife Explorers and Troppo Magic along with the Pet Show and Teddy Bear Competition. This year Bulahdelah Show is welcoming Miniature Goats and of course there will also be a Avgen Poultry display. Great Lakes FM Radio will be broadcasting live from the show from 10.00am to 2.00pm on Saturday. Other attractions include vintage vehicle and machinery displays, sideshow alley, trade sites, a championship dog show and a range of Agricultural Show Events. Bernadette Newton the Secretary/ Treasurer of the Bulahdelah Show Society told News Of The Area, “Visitors to Bulahdelah Show will experience our friendly town with its comfortable relaxed atmosphere and the show offers all the traditional country show events making it a perfect day out for the family.”
q Bulahdelah locals celebrating the Bulahdelah Shows Success in 2018. Photo by John Sahyoun.
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Federal Member for Lyne Dr David Gillespie, congratulated News Of The Area and said the funding will provide a much welcomed boost in journalism and news gathering for the region. “News Of The Area has demonstrated a solid business case to increase publishing activities for our region,” Dr Gillespie said. The Regional Grant Opportunity program is overseen by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), which received 113 applications for the grants. Newcastle Newspaper Pty Ltd which produced the Newcastle Herald was also awarded funds. The full list of recipients is available on ACMA’s website at: www.acma. gov.au/innovationfund Each application was assessed according
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Hunt for lost koalas MYALL Coast residents are invited to a special presentation by renowned wildlife ecologist George Madani, who has been tracking koalas in the area since last year. George will deliver the results of his intensive study to a public meeting in the Uniting Church hall on Myall Street, Tea Gardens, at 3pm on Thursday 7 November. In 2018, the Myall Koala and Environment Group invited George and a small team of ecologists and volunteers to carry out a
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THE Myall Community Art and Craft Centre are again holding their annual Christmas gift appeal to aid the Salvation Army. In previous years this has been well supported by the local community. A Christmas Tree at the Craft Centre is waiting to be surrounded by gifts to be distributed to local families in need. The tree is located in Room 1 at the Centre and the Salvation Army will be picking up the gifts in early December, so call in and put a gift under the tree.
They are in need of new items for all ages, not gift wrapped as they need to be sorted into age groups for distribution. Janette Coppock from the Myall Community Art and Craft Centre said, “I am sure your generosity will be appreciated by the recipients of your gifts.” “If you haven’t visited the Craft Centre before, call in and check out the different craft groups on offer and browse through the craft shop,” she said. Please support the advertisers within the News Of The Area
THE Tea Gardens Baptist Church on Myall Street is holding a fundraising market on 2 November from 8.30am-12 noon. Sue Roberts told News Of The Area, “The funds raised will go towards a mission in Indonesia that we support both overseas and locally.” The Tea Gardens Baptist Church supports missions both in Australia and overseas. “In Indonesia, we support a cafeteria which provides councillors within the ministry,” she said. People are welcome to put a car boot stall for a $20 donation. There will be plenty of bargains and this could be the place to start stocking up on special gifts for Christmas. There’s an emerging theme for this market and that is there is something for everyone, including: bicycles,household items, jewellery, toys, porcelain dolls, craft and general bric a brac stalls. Not to mention a great range of plants which you can use this sprint to freshen up your garden. Everything must go, and it is all going to a good cause with all proceeds going to those less fortunate than most. Sue encourages locals to drop by and while you enjoy the markets sample the sausage sizzle and free morning tea. To find out more about the market or to book a stall you can contact Sue Roberts on 0403 233000.
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Local Verdelho Wins Gold By Marian SAMPSON
BULAHDELAH’s Old Inn Road Winery is celebrating the success of its Verdelho which has just won two medals at international wine shows here in Australia. The 2019 vintage of Verdelho is putting the Mid North Coast on the map as a great region for growing Verdelho grapes.
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'A gold and a silver is fabulous' says Viticulturist Dale Bradshaw 'It tells us we made the right decision to plant here, but it's not the first time our
Verdelho has won medals so we are changing people's thinking on where grapes can be grown successfully '. Growing grapes depends on the ‘terroir” or the soil, and commonly defines the specifics of a place that influence how well grapes grow including climate, soil and aspect. The Old Inn Road Winery 2019 Verdelho won a gold medal at the Cairns International
Wine Show which is the first show of the season. It followed up on this success with a Silver Medal at the Australian Small Wine Makers Show which was held at Stanthorpe in Queensland competing against entries from Australia and New Zealand. Dale Bradshaw told News Of The Area, “For us the ultimate test of the wine is whether our customers like the wine, but the shows provide us with independent verification that the wine is good, results at the shows confirm what we are doing in the vineyard and winery is meeting customers expectations.” While the majority of the wine growing in NSW is based in and around the Hunter Valley, the Old Inn Road Winery on the Mid North Coast has shown that Bulahdelah has more than what it takes to make great wines. Verdelho pairs perfectly with shellfish and of course you couldn’t go past a bottle of Old Inn Roads 2019 Verdelho paired with freshly shucked oysters.
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MIDCOAST Council’s economic development team is inviting local businesses to come along to the second of a two-part, free workshop designed to assist in building knowledge around Council’s tendering and procurement processes. Tendering for Council projects can open up valuable growth opportunities for businesses and these workshops are designed to help potential operators better understand the process, as well as identifying relevant and realistic opportunities. Workshop topics for part two include: - Engaging with Council. How to do it and what is different from other organisations. - Matching your submission to the Council’s requirements – understanding what’s important to Council’s procurement decision-making. - On-line tools - A walk -through demonstration of an on-line submission for MCC - Panels: what they are, how they are used, and what that means for suppliers. “The workshops will provide important insights into Council’s tender and procurement processes, as well as help local businesses to improve their capacity to supply goods and services for the many and varied projects we put out to market each year,” said MidCoast
Council’s Economic Development Coordinator, Robyn Brennan. “We appreciate the Council procurement process is quite specific and can be complex, these workshops are designed to break down the exercise and equip operators with the knowledge and confidence to put their business forward as a prospective supplier. Businesses interested in tendering for Council work should come along, even if you didn’t attended the first round of workshops” The second series of workshops will be held at MidCoast Council's Chambers in Forster from 5.30pm to 7.30pm on Tuesday 12 November, and at the Visitor Information Centre in Taree from 5.30pm to 7.30pm on Wednesday 13 November. Col Lange, one of Australia’s leading tender evaluation management consultants, will again facilitate the workshops. “We encourage local businesses to reserve their place at one of the workshops as soon as possible to avoid missing out on this great opportunity,” Robyn added. For more information and to complete the online registration, head to Council’s website www.midcoast.nsw. gov.au/businessboost Numbers are strictly limited, and registrations close on Tuesday 5 November, or earlier if places are filled.
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WITH 100 stalls lining Marine Drive last Saturdays Myall River Festival was the biggest ever. Stall holders arrived as early 6.00am coming from as far away as Armidale and Coffs Harbour to join representatives from many of our local artisans and community groups. Saturday mornings weather was perfect with just a slight a breeze and the stage set Goldstar Crossword 17612 up for a variety of local entertainers with 1 2 4 5 everything from ukulele3 players, a dance school performance, line dancing, to the 8 prawn eating competition and pop up fashion parades. Each and every one participating, 9 10 giving a great performance on the day. The Green Paws dog show proved to be 12 a popular crowd pleaser again this year and as the duck derby got underway so the wind
picked up making for a much faster race. Then the wind turned gusty and at times gale force. “These inflatable pink flamingos may develop wings and fly,” exclaimed Stall holder co-ordinator Roz Meehan. “It was all hands-on deck for a while trying to save gazebo’s and merchandise from being blown away,” said Roz. But in true Aussie style festival goers and volunteers, who just appeared out of the crowds, helped each other battle the wind until it calmed down again. Across to the stage 6 entertainment 7 The returned 3 Sternness in the form of The Driftwood Trio band and Male deer then the Fleetwood Mac 8running show had everyone literally dancing9inSky-coloured the street. 11 12 Makes a barge The fireworks spectacular from the on the river went off withoutcomparison a hitch and was 13 13 Help a fitting finale to this year’s wonderful Myall 14 River (Norway) River Festival.
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I think the first question you need to ask yourself is whether you want to be a dedicated follower of fashion or a fashion setter. Do you want to follow the status quo like a mindless sheep, or would you prefer it if people look at you with a sense of wonderment? The important thing is to own your look. I mean, Lady Gaga once wore a dress made of raw beef to the MTV awards, so I guess if you want to try something new you could slap on some veggie burgers and tofu and call it ‘sustainable statement wear’ Though I haven’t worn food as an outfit, during an extreme vague out, I did wear my pyjama top to Salamander shops and unfortunately ran into several people I knew. Now if it had been a slogan-free top, I probably would have managed to get away with it, but since it said ‘Bra Off. Pyjamas On’, all I could do was stand tall, push my chest out and throw caution to the wind in a sad, I’m free to do what I want, peri-menopausal kind of way. There are many outfits that have been fashion statements that are now cringeworthy, but they will undoubtedly come back in eventually – shoulder pads, taffeta, fingerless lace gloves, stirrup pants, fluoro shirts, happy pants, g-string leotards – and that was just the 80s. As someone who works from home, my dress standards have dropped to an appalling level, but I like to think I am so far ahead of trend that one day others will catch up. If you notice people wandering around Port Stephens in three-quarter trackies and Birkenstocks, or fetching Hare Krishna saris, just remember who started it. As for summer, as long as you keep away from those godawful ripped shorts that come half-way up the buttocks and look as though you’ve been attacked by a wild boar, you’ve made a wonderful head start. stEpdowns Tracker, racket, trace, rate, tar, at, a.
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Darren Rolling Keys on a Tuesday lunchtime DARREN Rolling Keys is an accomplished Central Coast classic rock singer song writer who plays both keyboards and guitar with over 300 classic rock covers in his repertoire he is multi-talented and can belt out a tune, excelling with all his covers including AC/DC, Australian Crawl, Cold Chisel, Diesel, Dragon, David Bowie and INXS. Darren has just released his debut single “You Would’ve” on iTunes a song that is close to his heart and written with a purpose. Solo with just his voice, stomp box and a guitar he will take you back to your favourite band, he will have you captivated from his first song making heads turn as soon as he starts
singing till his last song where his audience always want one more song to dance to, he enjoys his audience and can hold a crowd. He said, ‘’I love what I do every single show I perform no matter who it’s with or where it is, as much as I love playing solo gigs I love my band like I love my family it’s all about having fun and loving what we do and classic rock of course.” Darren Rolling Keys Band members are Darren Rolling Keys on Guitar vocals and Keys when needed Ryan Mathison (Drums) and Greg Piggot (Bass). See Darren Rolling Keys on Tuesday 5 November from 12.30pm at CLub Lemon Tree.
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MARRIAH Band are playing at the Tea Gardens Hotel on Saturday 9 November. The Band deliver a fine blend of Classic Rock and Oz Tracks. Marriah feature music from great artist like Janis Joplin, Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac,
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Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling By Lynda RICHARDS TUESDAY 22nd October: Social bowls played, 4 games of 3 bowls Pairs, 18 ends. A big win for Jill McBride and Lynne Green defeating Jan Coomer and Karen McPhie 25 v 14. A very close contest on the next rink 14 all on the 16th end but Pam Gilchrist and Dot Dallas won the next 2 ends winning 16 v 14 against Judi Polak and Kayelene Pearson. Leona Clissold and Liz Kelly proved to be too strong competition for Dorothy Thompson and Judi McGavock, result 20 v 9. Jean Glover and Deyonne Page started strongly in their contest against Bev Rhodes and Julie Kennedy. They held the lead till the 14th end, here their opposition gained 3 shots the score now 11 all. The last 3 ends belonged to Bev and Julie they added 5 shots to their tally claiming victory 16 v 12. The winners on the day winning with the lowest score were Pam and Dot. Thursday 24th October: Format for games
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Development Applications Contrary to popular belief, Councillors are not aware of development applications lodged with council. In fact Development assessment is not a function of the Local Government Act and thus not generally a function of councils. The power for councils to consider DA’s is delegated from the NSW department of Planning and that power can be withdrawn at anytime. Councils are only empowered
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to approve or reject DA’s. It is important to note the process for DA assessment. 1. An applicant lodges a DA 2. Council staff check the DA and then notify the neighbours etc about the proposal seeking comments. 3. Council staff then assesses the DA against the development control plans and the submissions from the public and government agencies. 4. Staff then makes a draft determination to; reject it, ask for it to be amended, approve it under delegated authority or, if marginal or controversial, send it to the councillors to consider with a recommendation for approval or refusal. Councillors do not get to see the DA unless it comes before council. They are not allowed to be involved with a DA prior to that as it breaches the code of conduct and may be considered corrupt conduct under ICAC guidelines. Having said that, it is not wrong for a councillor to give general advice on what a submission should contain. Submissions should address the issues that council can only lawfully consider, such as height, bulk and scale, traffic, noise, shading, heritage
and public interest. It is important that any submission is lodged with staff and not councillors. It is a good idea though to email a copy to a councillor, so that they are aware of any concerns but be mindful that they cannot get involved until it goes before council which may be months away. .
The Rock Roadhouse
I am often asked if I know what is happening with the Rock. A DA has been lodged by Coastal Service Centre, for the reconstruction of the “rock” but not in its original form, (as it would not meet building standards) but is being rebuilt on the same footprint. The plans show the same area is being used for the petrol station and office which will be the existing tenant, (United). United is operating in temporary accommodation. The rest of the building is capable of containing various outlets as per any service centre. There is no particular brand indicated and council is not aware of any outlet that has indicated
intended occupation. It would appear that although the original construction will not be built it appears that it will be rock like. There is an approved service centre that is supposed to open at the end of the year at Nabiac that is suggesting it has several brand outlets ready to go in. There is a proposal for a service centre at Bulahdelah that has been lodged and is being assessed at state government level. This may account for some of the rumours that have been circulating regarding the Rock.
Community Conversations Council will be coming to Tea Gardens - Baptist Church - Tuesday 26 November, 6pm and Stroud - School of Arts - Tuesday 12 November, 6pm. Bulahdelah was last week and it was an excellent meeting with great input from residents.
Ovarian Cancer Charity Day By Elsa JONES
A SPECIAL day enjoyed by all who played. On Tuesday 22 October the ladies at Hawks Nest Golf Club had a special day q Best dressed team: Marie Pegram, Carol Wiggins, Carol Maher, (Frances McClean not in photo) playing a team event with the theme for the day, ‘Pink/Teal’. Sixty-four ladies took part with some teams going to a lot of effort with their costumes with the best dressed team getting a box of Maltesers each. Every lady paid $2.00 for a metre ribbon which they could use instead of a stroke and Andrew our Pro hit balls over the dam for us for another $2.00 each, we were all thrilled to be nearly on the green for one shot; how good is he! There was lots of fun in the Clubhouse (ie) guess how many snake lollies in a jar, numbers competition and an auction of over
q 2nd best dressed team: Sue Raine, Trish Sattler, Sue Campton, Di Nummy with buckets saying: “Lets Clear Up Cancer’.
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50 items brought in by our ladies, as well as cash donations and we also thank our men golfers for their donations. There were 100 cupcakes donated by Kelly & Kate from The Bunker bistro for $5.00 plate. Thanks girls they were delicious and beautifully decorated. We are very happy to announce that we raised well over $1,000 on the day, with a further donation coming later from a member who is holding a fund raiser BBQ at Morisett Thankyou to all who helped on the day and for all your generous donations & congratulations also to the winners on the day.
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Bridge Club results Hawks Nest Bridge Club By Sally HUNTER
MONDAY 14th October 1. Bea Treharne & Roy Song 2. Liz Caro & Trish Thatcher 3. Barbara & Frank Ryan Handicap Winners – Bea Treharne & Roy Song Friday 18th October N/S 1. Jim & Trish Thatcher 2. Sue Donohue & Christina La Ponder 3. Jo & John Younghusband E/W 1. Helen White & Susan Helsen 2. John Worgan & Adrian Ryan 3=. Esther Digby & Carolyn Bywater 3=. Marcia Dane & Bill Taylor Handicap Winners – Helen White & Susan Helsen Sunday 20th October 1. Bill Taylor & Marcia Dane 2. John Worgan & Adrian Ryan 3. Jim Thatcher & Liz Caro Handicap Winners – Bill Taylor & Marcia Dane Monday 21st October 1. Adrian Ryan & John Worgan 2. Bill Taylor & Anne Phillips 3. Carol Richards & Sue Matheson Handicap Winners – Adrian Ryan & John Worgan Friday 25th October N/S 1. Sue Donohue & Jean Glover 2. Jim & Trish Thatcher 3. Jo & John Younghusband E/W 1. Jeanette Whalan & Carol Richards 2. Linda & Glenn Conroy 3. Wendy Haycock & Peter Parrett Handicap Winners – Sue Donohue & Jean Glover
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Bulahdelah Cricket Club By Erin MATHESON THE opening season for cricket started Saturday the 19th with our junior team participating in the U14's comp and the men's team playing in the 3rd grade division. We would like to acknowledge and thank our major sponsor Access Fuels as well as R and R Property and Barry Bros Butchery. Also, a special mention to the CWA for their kind donation. All of their support is vital in helping the players of our club to engage in a great summer sport and to represent our town in the Manning Competition. On Saturday, 19th October U14's were defeated by Great Lakes in the opening round of the season. Bulahdelah batted 1st and were 4/133 and Great Lakes were 4/157. Best batsmen of the day were Zane Pringle and Nate Redmam (19 runs each) and Charlie Matheson (16). Best bowlers were Kurtis
Barry and Nate Redman with 1/11. The 3rd grade team defeated Old Bar Harrington at Harrington. Bulahdelah batted 1st and were all out for 174 runs and dismissed Old Bar for 136. Round 2 took place on Saturday the 26th. U14's were defeated by Taree West in Bulahdelah. Bulahdelah batted first and were all out for 73 runs. Taree West then passed the total with only 1 wicket in hand. Best batsmen on the day were Charlie Matheson (17), Kurtis Barry (15) and Blake Matheson (13). Best bowlers were Blake Matheson 2/4 off 3, Charlie Matheson 2/12 off 2.3, and Isaac Redman 1/1 off 2. The 3rd grade team defeated Taree United in Taree. Bulahdelah bowled Taree United all out for 149 and passed the total with 1 wicket in hand. A great effort was put in by all players and the club wishes both teams a successful and enjoyable season.
q The Honourable Stephen Bromhead MP, Member for Myall Lakes - Seleana Murphy - The Honourable Dr Geoffrey Lee MP, Member for Parramatta, Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education.
Seleana Murphy announced as the Myall Lakes Young Person of the Year ON Saturday 26 October 2019, Tuncurry Beach Bowling Club hosted the Myall Lakes Community Awards hosted and presented by The Honourable Stephen Bromhead MP andaided by The Honourable Geoffrey Lee MP, Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education. Due to the ongoing bushfire emergency crowd numbers were down and Mr Bromhead acknowledged this by saying that the community comes first and that he’d like to thank allthe emergency service workers for their dedication to protecting the community. The nomination process was anonymous and open to anybody in the Myall Lakes electorateand the nominations were judged
by an anonymous panel who selected the recipient of each category: Myall Lakes Cultural Award, Myall Lakes Junior Sports Person, Myall Lakes Sports Person of the Year, Myall Lakes Community Group of the Year, Myall Lakes Young Person of the Year, Myall Lakes Senior Person of the Year and Myall Lakes Citizen of theYear. Seleana was recognised for her efforts both at school and in the community with eventssuch as SES Cadets and NSW SES Cadet of the Year (joint winner), helping with Bulahdelah Show, Harding Miller Education Scholarship and her work within the school’s Student Representative Council. Next week Seleana and the U16 Girls will be competing in theNational Fustal Comp.
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Hawks Nest Vets By Tony SMITH Stableford. 22/10/2019.
Front 9 1. Robert A Ziehlke 19 c/b 2. Paul McLean 19 c/b 3. Ross Weightman 19 c/b Vouchers to 15 c/b
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q Ralph Clark and Noel Quince backburning on the fireground Sunday. Photo courtesy of Nine News.
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ADVANCE power generator, ideal for caravan. $300. 49872114.
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KAYAKS. Horizon Ekko with paddles and life jacket. $650 ONO. Tea Gardens 0457322417.
KAYAK Spirit Ocean, Scope Paddle, Excellent Stability, Rudder easy steering. Back rest cap 100kg. L4m W61cm. $550 0400708179 KITCHEN setting, VG cond, laminated LD table 1.2m round SO , 4 chairs $100 0407915768. 050919
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NEW hot dipped gal steel post. 4m long, Not required. $200 ono 49822004 2410
OMRON elect nerve stimulator HB-F28 handheld GC $50. Hairdryer, GC plus travel size curling wand, never used $30 for both. S/Bay. Ph 49846079. OUTDOOR setting. table & chairsD(8). Table L also extends SO $500 ono 0430 363 046 PANASONIC FX600 55 Inch LED TV New In Box Unwanted Exchange $900 ONO 49970051 PETROL leaf blower STIHL BR200 backpack very good condition $250 ph 0416 214 087 PIPE cutter on stand. LD Ridgid SO brand. $30. 0419144766. 260919
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PRIDE new scooter, paid $3100, sell for $2500ono. Also, 1 wheel chair $100 gd cond 49818613 0407044372
LEDGERSTONE Veneer Stone. Sandstone Collection. 4 sq. mts $200. Ph 0409 042 489
PLY wood sheets, (1) 2400x1200x3mm $20. (2)2700x1200x4mm. $30 each. 49872338.
LUFKIN 10m measuring tape, 25mm blade. $7. 0419 144 766
PULLEY blocks, double. 100mm diameter, (2) $30 each. 49872338.
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.
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MATERIAL for curtains White. Good quality. Make an offer. 49972317 MERANTI boards (3) 3.0 x 250 xD19, $15 L each. Other SO sizes avail. 0419 144 766. .
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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 CUB Camper Super Max Escape 2011 full annex, twin beds. Rego Aug 2019 $10,700 49872651
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VISCOUNT Caravan 1983, 14ft Grand Tourer Poptop, Sgle bds, $3500, Annex & poles 49975259 1710
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Boats 12ft Dehavilland tinny, 4hp mariner outbrd, reg trailer, oars, achor, 2x l/jackets, $800. 0417667519 3110
5.2m F/glass runabout, 75Hp mariner, on tilt trailer, both reg 11mths, gd cond, $6000ono 0490060463 3110
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 BERMUDA 410 regatta ex cond, always garaged Honda 25hp 4 stroke motor new battery plus extras. Rego till Oct 2020, $7300 ono. 47790148 or 0412 474 714. 171019
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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 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
DINGHYS 2 x 8ft dinghys, 1 alum $350, 1 ply wood $300. 0425 254 612 HALF Cabin 4.9m 75hp Marina no rego. many extras. $6000 0431 751 651 HAINS Hunter SLC 5.2 Half cabin. 115 hp Yamaha Motor. GPS, LD fish finder SO & lots of extras. $10,500 ono. 0414 737 347 HOBIE 16 catamaran on gal trailer. $500 49817721 a/h
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PRIDE Fury 5m f/ glass runabout. Reg 2/20, radio, sounder, sand anchor, 60hp 4-stroke Yamaha 4hrs. On tipping trailer, reg 9/20. Must be sold as house sold, $4000ono 0439919526 171019
ROB LEGG 28ft yacht f/glass, swing keel with 10hp merc + dingy moored in Salamander Bay. A1 cond. Many extras. $26,900. Ph Kevin 0418682806. SAILS Masts, dinghy parts. from $50 49817721
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SAVAGE 28 Flybridge 2x180hp diesels. Very economical, low hours. LD 2x GPS SO Sounders, toilet, loads of extras. $46k ono
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CRUISER Kawasaki VN1600A Classic. 2008. 18733 klms. Beautiful bike in Fantastic condition. Shaft drive. Back Rest. Foot Boards. Chrome Radiator Cover. Cobra Pipes. Leather saddle bags. CTek charger. Quality bike cover. Owners Manual. Full service history. Detailed receipts. Always garaged. New Tyres. Nothing to spend on it. Registered to 23.04.20. Salamander Bay $9400 ono. 0408230407 260919
Vehicles AUDI Q5 2011 70,000kms, Like New, Nov 19 Rego. NBN72R $21,500. Ph 0478147049 DAIMLER. 1954 Conquest. Engine runs $1500 49817721 101019
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SUZUKI Liana, 2001. 4 dr sedan, 255,000klms LD 1586cc rego 6/9/19, SO petrol motor. Good tyres, asking $1200. Lady driver. . 1807
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