Williams the match winner as Coffs Harbour tops Diggers
Williams scored a spectacular solo try after a kick from Coffs Harbour 25 yards out, securing a 5-2 victory for Coffs Harbour over Diggers. The game featured heavy kicking, injuries to Amos Diggers players, and Cripps and Jarrett starved the forwards while Richards on the sideline led to a shift in scrums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Coffs Harbour
Diggers
Colts Harbour
Bowraville
Richardson
Cripps
Jarrett
Nolan
Amos Diggers
Anderson
Bailey
Fullbark Teece
Lawson
Appleton
E. McFadyen
Rifle Rev Green Wins August Spoon Shoot
Kay Green wins the August spoon with 238 percent on a Sunday 700 yards range. E Mills-Thom close with 237, J J Hill 235, Vic Barnier 80 handicap best, four shooters hit 80. Results list Barnier 80, Green 80, Mills-Thom 80, Hill 80, Patterson 79, Russell 74, Clarke 70, A Mills-Thom 64. Next first spoon stage on 300 yards range next Sunday and the Clarence-Bellinger District Rifle Clubs Union to hold a shoot on September 7 with prize money totaling 257.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Green
E. Mills-Thom
Vic Barnier
Joe Hill
A. Mills-Thom
K. Green
J. J. Hill
W. Barnier
R. Patterson
T. Russell
Clarence-Bellinger District Rifle Clubs Union
Coffs Harbour triumphs in three point grade tilt
Coffs Harbour edged Diggers by three points 13 to 10 with Hill Worland and Worland scoring tries and goals, while Cumberland Fletcher and Rowsell added goals. Diggers won the third grade 16 to 4. Mr. N Munro referred both matches. Other Southern Zone results saw Dorrigo beat Bowraville, Nambucca defeat Urunga, and Macksville claim their first win of the season over Sa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggers
Cripps
Coffs Harbour
Kaye Hill
Reid
Lawson
Anderson
McDowell
Hill
Worland
Cunningham
Fletcher
Rowsell
Mr. N. Munro
Dorrigo
Bowraville
Nambucca
Urunga
Macksville
Not negotiable stamps obtainable ad cate office
A brief note announces the availability of non negotiable stamps and directs readers to the ad category office for procurement. The fragment provides little context but indicates stamp issuance or sale details and a contact point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD Cate” Office
Jacksons welcomed home with civic ceremony at Coffs Harbour
Dr Bailey led a reception for Miss Jackson and family with Honours from Dorrigo Shire Council. The visit featured cheers, a hospital tour, and a civic welcome highlighting junior sport champions Noelene Watt, Lynette Turnbull, and June Shelton as young role models for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jackson
Dr. Bailey
Noelene Watt
Lynette Turnbull
N.S.W
June Shelton
Colts Harbour
Sawtell Bowling Club results highlight weekend play
Glorious weather and a reception for Olympic champion Marjorie Jackson set a festive tone as Sawtell Bowls Club hosted afternoon matches. Players from Sawtell and Dorrigo posted tight scores including 21 17 25 23 21 20 23 21 18 across nine listed rinks with teams led by Harrison Hutton Richards Brissett Fowler and Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jackson
Harrison
L. Sawtell
C. Eee E. Elliott
R. Gatsley
M. Feros
A. Brown
R. McKenzie
Dorrigo
M. Hutton
G. Johnston
B. Johnston
C. Sawter
W. Jones
B. Hyde
H. Taylor
W. Price
Richards
A. Gray
Tarrett
M. Shelton
B. Thompson
B. Cross
N. Hamey
Ilsheman
A. Brissett
H. Dowling
D. Elrington
E. Crew
R. Buckler
W. Smith
A. Worland
P. Hogan
Tim Jackson
L. Loney
B Seamour
T. Dillon
G. Kelly
L. Wilson
B. Lucas
S. Dick
T. Fowler
K Paes
Table Tennis Handicap Tournament Set To Start
Arrangements are in hand for the third quarterly handicap table tennis tournament starting tomorrow night. Nominations are heavy and fees reduced to encourage participation. Officials request flack staff and players to cooperate, cups to be distributed during the event, with Frese noted for the cups and R. C. Braithwaite Cup featured. Cotts Harbour plans a challenge soon as the next three to four weeks unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flack
Fresetaken
Nic Iene
Nother Cup
Bellingen
Cotts Harbour
Admissions and Discharges at District Hospital
District Hospital reports patients admitted since last issue include Dianne Tems Sawtell F Dean Beambee William Moulds Giovanne Bauen A Gorden Lewanna Nixon George Weekes Jr Jones Brian Bennet Ronald Rad ford Dianne Hannaford Patricia Fossyth Cotis Harbour and others. Discharged list features Caroline Gilkey Barnes Schafer McKnight Bevitt England and Davies among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne Tems
Sawtell
F. Dean
Beambee
William Moulds
Lower Bucca
Giovanne Bauen
A. Gorden
Lewanna
Say Nixon
George Weekes Jrs
B. Jones
Brian Bennet
Ronald Radford
Dianne Hannaford
Patrician
Fossyth
Cotis Harbour
Jelizey
Caroline Gilkey
Rs i Barnes
Cin Schafer
Alcanaily
G. England
H Bevitt
Ecatera D
Pgham
Marlene Ae Janice McKnight
Warnes Sarding
E. Davies
Visit to Quads Brightens Civic Tour in Mocksville
Yesterday morning Miss Jackson, her mother and sister attended morning tea hosted by the C.W.A. The official party then traveled to Mocksville and Bellingen for visits to the Sara quads and the hospital. Public receptions followed in both towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jackson
C.W.A
Mocksville
Bellingen
Marjorie Grace Visits Local Bowling and Hockey Clubs
Marjorie Grace arrived at the Bowling Club to cheers and cordial reception by presidents and members of both the mens and women s clubs. She was hosted to an afternoon tea by Mrs Brewis and the women s club and congratulated on her Olympic success with a bouquet of sweet peas. The event became a reunion of old friends from Coffs Harbour as heavy rain delayed play at Breelsford Park hockey where Rosy Flaherty introduced guests to Allan Hegbin and players. Marjorie presented open day campers trophies and shared informal time with associates and visitors after the day’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie’ Jackson
A. R. W. Forsyth
Diggers
S. Booth
Coffs Harbour
Brelsford Park
Golf Club
Miss Jackson
Coffs Harbour and District
House Committee
Noel Condon
Condon
E. Gilby
L. N. Fowler
Gilby
Beacon Hill
Etty
Jacksons
Lithgow
Mittee
Jackamily
Marjorie
Bery
Tasma Theatre Management
Mrs. Brewis
Beryl Jackson
Jackson
Breelsford Park
Rosy Flaherty
Esh Metiter
Allan Hegbin
Cntea
Mixed Bowls On Sunday At Local Bowling Green
Sunday saw mixed social play after three weeks of wet weather suspension. Results show Mrs Clarte Rankin Pearce and Mrs Weed suffering losses, while others like Mrs Hurs and Mrs Waing led or tied in 13 23 scorelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarte
Rankin
Pearce
Weed
Hurs
Waingheld
Hatch
M2 Caséi
Rippen
Buckler W. Buckler
Gormer
Nelar
Mty
Srewas
Herjeger
Burgess Lewis
Fi Tate
Central North Cone Newspaper Legislation Notice
Fragmentary OCR text references a local legislative notice from the Central North Cone newspaper. Details are unreadable. cannot determine actions, deadlines, or issuing authorities from the provided fragment.
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Alerder Picks
S+sart
Central North Cone
Ety Lida
Legise i Otice
Cms Hob Advocate
Cotie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rugby League
Rev. Green
Jack Simmons
Your Mercer
N. J. Jordann
Jordan
Roe. Smith
McLeod
Jacesons
Sawtell Bowling Club
Presbyterian Hall
R. C. Braithwaite
Ropes
Tre
Weet —& Her
Grenc
Méziiere
W. H. Bayley
Otstal
G Dot
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