Northern Zone Wesley Shield teams named for Jetty Oval matches
The Wesley Shield setup features Northern Zone selections from Clarence and Orara Leagues for three Sunday matches at Jetty Oval with games at Grafton and Macksville. Notable players include Country Week stars W McLennan E Lawrence W Brickley and Niaras from Clarence and W McPherson A Creighton from Orara, while Jack Wedgwood steps in for injured Allan Lawson.
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Wesley
Davies
Jetty Oval
Fies
Grafton
Macksville
Clarence
Orara
W. McLennan
E. Lawrence
W. Brickley
Noiaras
W. McPherson
G. Hooson
A. Creighton
N. Hall
Christmas Carnival Approved at Coffs Harbour
The Coffs Harbour Agricultural Association has approval from the RAS Axemen's Association to stage the 1952 woodchopping carnival during the Christmas to New Year holidays. Prize money rises to £1000 and world championship events join the programme with tree felling featured for the first time at Coffs Harbour.
Week end Golf Competition at Coffs Harbour Club
Members of Coffs Harbour Golf Club will play an 18 holes stroke event for the monthly mug. Starter will be Allan Mullins and the draw will commence at 1 pm sharp.
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Coffs Harbour Golf Club
Allan Mullins
Brisbane Junior Rugby Stars Shine in Local Showdown
Brisbane junior rugby players from 17 to 18 face a high school backed team in a 1230 pm match praised for fast open football. Notable stars include captain Tommy Goldspink a demon tackler and utility back, vice-captain Billy May and fullback Brian Welsh from Rockhampton, plus promising scrum halves Langford and Kev Conroy. The lineup blends club roots from Urunga Diggers and Derige with a strong backs unit as local selectors press to test against the Brisbane stars.
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Brisbane Rugby League
Tommy Goldspink
Tommy
Billy May
Brisbane
Brian Welsh
Bran
Rockhampton
Kevin Mitchell
Jake
Bob Armbmister
Vic
Australia
Langford
Queensland
Kev Conroy
Ken
Printing classes in the Advocate reference guide
For every class of commercial and general printing consult the Advocate publication as the primary references. The note emphasizes standard practices, terminology, and authoritative guidelines used by printers across categories.
Korora Empire Day Celebrations Draw Large Attendance
Empire Day events at Korora School featured flagpole service led by Headmaster Evans, national songs, plays on empire growth, and an engaging address by Rev Fullerton who praised the British way of life. A luncheon, ice creams, sports, ventriloquism, and a nighttime barbecue with fireworks followed. Robyn Resta won the day’s competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korora
Evans
Fullerton
A. Kemp
Rev. Fullerton
Ed. Hamey
Tce
Jack Gerard
Wills
Mrs. Evans
Robyn Resta
Diggers Day at Coffs Harbour Golf Club
The annual event at Coffs Harbour Golf Club will be held on Sunday week June 8. Players from across the Coast attend a popular day with trophies donated by the committee. Rules will be enforced to ensure temperate play and repainted balls will be available at a small charge.
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Coffs Harbour Golf Club
Tempetjers
Thirty-five players compete in Mrs Campbell trophy round
A record field in the Mrs Campbell trophy second round post 18 holes Stableford. Grade winner Mrs Keir on 31 points, with Mrs D Ryan 29 and Mrs E Smith 28. B grade winner Harrison by count back from Mrs Wunder lich and Mrs Horton on 21. Monthly spoon tie between Mrs D B Ryan and Mrs Wunder lich requires playoff. Open Day drawn for next Wednesday with visitors from Kempsey to Maclean expected. course seen in tip top order.
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Plote
Keir
D. Ryan
E. Smith
Harrison
Wunderlich
Horton
DB. Ryan
Mrs. Campbell's
Mesdames Miller
B. Lowery
Southwell
Fryer
McPhillips
L. T. Smith
Elliott
Crawford
Mellefont
Delorado
Durrington
Harris
J. T. Seccombe
Campbell D
Ryan
Kempsey
Grafton
Macksville
Nambucca
der Tigo
Bowraville
Urunga
Maclean
Local Show Profits and Race Club Courtesy Gesture
Local show profits discussed as positive outcome. The presider noted the Coffs Harbour Race Club abandoned their meeting on the show’s second day and thanked the association for the gesture. He praised Colls Harbour police and the rival spirit among competitors, supper and press bureaux, and CWA Horticulical exhibitors.
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Mr. Small
Coffs Harbour
Colls Harbe Poli
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Rugby League
Lawson
Allan Lawson
Jack ‘Wedgwood
Jack
Bellingen
Bruce Hill
Arfie Duncan
Jack Seymour
Dorrigo
D. Clarke
Dave Appleton
Harbour
J. Thomas
Mark Creswick
G. Brazier
J. Balcomb
Sawtell
B. Marriott
Rex Chaffer
A. Nelson
V. Ulrich
G. Alaban
R. Chaffer
L. Freebody
K. Goodsell
Corle Brothers
A. Young
W. Laurie
Lindsay
B. Windows
N. Pereira
Johnstone
Diggers
Parramatta
L. Chew
B. Hillery
H. Rigby
Woody” Spiers
Jock Collinge
B. Carmody
Take A. Short
R. Braithwaite
T. Eather
F. Cunningham
Jansen
Fawn
NAVY
Jack Simmon
Your Mercer
Carnival
Brisbane Junior Football Stars
N. Hanlon
Cot Urunga
B. Seccombe
G. Reid
D. Kemp
D. Craig
D. Wilson
Derige
Limi
Brisbane Boys
Gratton
Grian Welsh
Truth
Eastern Suburbs
Coffs Harbour and District
Tetty Oval
Korora Empire
Golf Club
Syanatie
Saa
Cree Springs
Golf Associates
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