TIDES AT COFFS JETTY WEATHER AND RAIN TOTAL
Tide times and moon phases listed for June at Coffs Jetty with highs and lows for the coming days. A total rainfall of 164 points was recorded over the period at the Meteorological Station.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1954
Page
2
Tide times and moon phases listed for June at Coffs Jetty with highs and lows for the coming days. A total rainfall of 164 points was recorded over the period at the Meteorological Station.
Letter from T Jones at Coffs Harbour Jetty asking how to proceed to build flats funding options including buying the Forestry building or Gerard's land for £2000. He questions whether the Town Plan allows space for additional picture shows alongside factories garages houses and pumping stations.
A reader from Coffs Harbour calls for the Dorrigo Shire Council to release an official statement on the Town Plan costs. He notes £20,000 already spent and asks where the money came from, insisting the council clarify the matter at the public meeting.
A Coffs Harbour correspondent criticizes town plans for the large waste area behind Coramba Street, calling it a swamp harbouring snakes and vermin and questioning funds to make it a public park. The letter urges more citizen interest and action from the Town Plan Committee.
North Coast banana loadings show 12 Q66 cases on B.GF. train 22b. The Tweed Brunswick Richmond districts delivered 7185 cases while Coffs Harbour Nambucca contributed 578. Market loadings listed include Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Honeysuckle Point Albury and Perth with varying totals.
Mrs Gallagher of Pitt Street won the competition at the RSL Auxiliary stal. The ladies thank all who assisted.
The death occurred in Sydney on Friday of Mrs. J. Lawrence formerly Miss Verdi McLeod of Karangi aged 57. She was sister to Mesare Wallace and Bill McLeod. father Angus McLeod was an early Karangi settler. District residents extend sympathy to the family. Reg Paine, son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Paine Karangi, an apprentice jockey in Sydney, was in a photo finish at Rosehill aboard Auchnahyle. Joy Shiner of Bank of NSW to transfer to Adelaide. will leave Coffs Harbour soon. Bill Cunningham, Rotary Club speaker at Coffs Harbour, urged pasture improvement as vital to producer and national economy, noting past gains in wool and beef and potential gains in dairy and grazing districts.
Patients admitted to the District Hospital since the last issue include Mr. M. Smith Mrs. H. Payne Susan Dillon Lois King Lynette King Kevin Ellem Agnes You Wol goolen Me iy Mr. Innes Vincet lenda Coffs Harbour Jetty. Patients discharged over the same period include Mrs. J. Linch Mr. J. Kemp Mr. H. Pasanta Max McCann Mr. F. Cockbain Christopher Morrow Mr. E. Tranter Mr. A. Sims William Cook Mr. J. Sheridan Miss Wendy Reid Miss M. Day Mrs. A. Hutchby Miss M. Cameron Mr. W. Wadey Mr. P. Rayner.
The Church of England lists services for Sunday June 13 at St John s St Aidan s and other parishes. Times include 7 am 7 pm 9 am and 11 15 am across St Johns St Aidan s Upper Crara and several coastal towns such as Coffs Harbour Sawtell Woolgoolga Coramba Karangi with Rev Father Smith noted.
Mr and Mrs W J Haddon Senr express gratitude to the people of Sawtell and district for kindness shown during their three years in town. Also notices advertise wanted to buy cycles and parts, a street stall sale on Friday June 11, and a 1929 Chevrolet Utility for sale with engine work and new parts, best offer to I Brown.
The notice lists church services at Bour at 10 45 am for Family Worship, Sawtell at 3 pm, and Coffs Harbour at 7 30 pm for the Evening Service. It indicates a schedule for different locations on the same day.
The item lists Methodist Church services for Sunday June 13 at Coffs Harbour at 11 am and 7:30 pm with Rev W J Steele at Nana Glen 11 am and Kerora 7:30 pm led by Rev W J Steele. Salvation Army meetings at Masonic Hall Gordon Street Sunday 11 am and 7:15 pm with Sunday School at 2:30 pm, led by Captain Stephens.
Sabbath School on Saturday from 9 55 to 11 00 and church service from 11 15 to 12 30. Young People's Meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. All welcome. Pastor J E Martin.
Vacancies exist for trainee mental nurses aged 17 to 35. Salary £11 6 4d per month. Obtain a free pamphlet from the District Employment Office or the Personnel Officer Health Department, 52 Bridge Street, Sya Ney.
The Housing Commission of New South Wales invites sealed tenders for timber framed cottages at Coffs Harbour. Tenders close 2 pm Tuesday 29 June 1954. Plans may be obtained from the Secretary at Mint Building Sydney or Newcastle City Council. A deposit of £2 2s 0d is required per set. C A Kelly, Minister for Housing and Co operative Societies.
A legal notice states that after fourteen days a Supreme Court Brisbane application will seek probate of the will of George Edward Hay late of Sawtell NSW. Interested parties may file a caveat. executors are Elsie Hellen Hay and Douglas Sellicoe Hay, both of Queensland, with solicitors Bond & Rea and Gordon.
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