Night Tennis Opens Patchy Season At Coffs
Night tennis opened with only Le Yarra versus Oxen match finishing despite rain. Oxen led 5 games when play stopped after eight sets, Jim Robinson 18 7 in fourth mixed for the winning team. Local clubs plan inter town and invitation events as season builds with strong Grafton and Coffs players anticipated.
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le Yarra
Oxen
Jim Robinson
Joe Malouf
le Yarras
E. Smith
Grafton
Smith's
Coffs
H Temple
J. Malouf
A. Chambers
Y. Gregor
A. Abbey
J. Caba
J. Stennett
Finlay
Thompson
Coffs Association
Smith
Harry Temple
Yvonne Gregor
Coffs Club
John Stennett
Alf Thompson
Valuable Mare Killed After Wires Snap at Hastings River
Mr Myles Downes of Rawdon Island Hastings River loses a valuable draught mare Dolly when live wires from his property to a school fall during the night. The mare appears dead but is shocked by electricity as Mr Roberts narrowly escapes. Neighbours warned, stock kept clear until the OCC mechanic cuts the wires.
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Myles Downes
Rawdon Island
Hastings River
Dolly
M. John Roberts
John
Mr. Downes
OCC
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Pei
IDEAL
Grindley
England
Princess Ida
Tilly
Metter
Cambridge
Sydney
H. Hardwick
Moonee St
Coffs Harbour
Rex O'Hara
Fruit Depot
Doreen Stuart
Caba’s New Building
High Street
Es Harbour
Stuart
Nymph Ston
Randall College
Free Air Service
Sawtell Motors
Cee Farle Cme Acceession
Dominion Motors
Singer
Studebaker and
Willys
Mack and Studebaker
Universal
Jeeps
Proprietor
Jack Shepherd
Alf
Erney Fogarty
Coffs Harbour and
Coffs Jetty
Monumental Masons
Starr & White
Business
Crown
Ghafton
W. H. McMahon
William Street
Bellingen
C. S. Smith
Mr. K. Ruthning
Webster, Jack and
McDonald (North) Pty. Ltd