Man charged with drink driving after late-night crash
Det Burton prosecuted a driver who pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence after a June 10 crash near Wollgoolan to Coffs Harbour. A lorry lay overturned on a 27 ft wide gravel road as Sen Constable Black described the scene and the defendant smelled of liquor and appeared unsteady. The driver admitted two beers earlier but claimed no liquor after the accident and warned he could lose his licence.
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Det Burton
D. G. McDonald
Black
Woelgoolan
Coffs Harbour
Peice
McDonald
Davey
Woolgoolga
Aileen Watson
Defendant
Praise for Hospital at monthly board meeting
A letter from Mr. A. F. M. Curran of Timmsvale praising care at District Hospital was read at the board of directors meeting. Curran thanked the matron nursing staff and honorary medical officers for their attention to his late son. The board appreciated the remarks.
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A. F. M. Curran
Timmsvale
Curran
Sawtell C W A Younger Set Meeting Recap
Theular monthly meeting at Mrs A Gray's residence was presided by Howard. Members praised the Young er Set ball and pledged help for the Spring Fair. An annual meeting will be followed by a birthday party with invites to parent branch members.
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A. Gray
Wtell
Howard
Gray
Kerr
Miss Kidd
Woolgoolga motor case ends with £10 fine
Witnesses recount a drunken driver incident near Woolgoolga in which a lorry rolled over injuring none. The defendant, claimed sober by relatives, faced police questions about the crash and was fined £10 after the magistrate found defence evidence inconsistent with police testimony.
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Optometrist
Maurice E. Saunders
Brannock Chambers
Moonee ST
A. R. W. Forsyth
Aim
Erney Fogarty
Coffs Harbour and
Coffs Jetty
People's Refrigerator
People's
Hallstroms Pty. Ltd
Willoughby Rd., Willoughby, N.S.W
Fordson Major
Hacking Motors
Goffs Harbour
Frank Sharp
Launcheston
Mt. Gambier
Wagga
Hamilton
Douglas Skyliners
T. C. Seccombe & Co
Moonee Street
Juones Coffs Harbour
Breedeout Mrones
Ronich Lee
F. C. Everingham
Grafton Street
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