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By Margie TIERNEY TWO local employees, from very different walks of life, have been recognised by the Myall Coast Rotary Club at their annual Pride of Workmanship Awards.

“Ursula Roberts from Peter Sinclair Gardens Aged Care facility was presented with a Pride of Workmanship Award last year and it is well worth noting that last year’s and this year’s nominations were made by different facility Managers,” Rotary’s Ian Mackenzie-Smith said.

“Ursula obviously is a very highly thought of member of the team and maintains an exceptionally high standard.”

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Workmanship Awards FROM Page 1 Roberts said, “I really enjoy working at Peter Sinclair Gardens and I’m thrilled by this second Award, it was most unexpected.”

The other recipient was 24 year old Dylan Tennyson from Tea Gardens Real Estate.

Dylan was nominated by his Manager, James Murphy.

“To do what he’s done, the way he’s looked after our guests in holiday accommodation, and with his sales, he’s outdone himself,” James

said.

“This inspires me to go further and kick more goals,” Dylan said.

The Awards were announced at a dinner held at the Tea Gardens Hotel last week.

Rotary’s Ian Mackenzie Smith added, “The Pride in Workmanship Awards have become extremely

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$300,000 to improve Providence Bay Park

By Margie TIERNEY

OVER the busy holiday periods, Providence Bay Park in Hawks Nest often looks more like a car park than a playground but that’s all about to change.

A little over $300,000 is about to be spent refurbishing the amenities area and installing new playground equipment.

The funding has come from a joint contribution of $155,000 from State Government’s $200 million Stronger Country Communities Fund and

$150,000 from MidCoast Council.

“Stronger Country Communities funding is an investment in local infrastructure to improve the lives of residents and enhance the attractiveness of our region.”

“This funding will help us do exactly that,” Parliamentary Secretary for the Hunter, Scot MacDonald said.

“This is a terrific win for the local community, in an area that caters for both young families

and tourists”, MidCoast Council’s Mayor, David West said.

“Our region is all about enjoying a social, active lifestyle and improvements to our outdoor facilities are another way to promote a strong sense of community”.

Councillor Troy Fowler was pleased to see collaboration between the State Government and Council delivering upgrades for the community across the MidCoast LGA.

“I’d like to acknowledge the proactive work by Council staff to engage with these Grant programs.”

“Council staff are always on the front foot for opportunities to better our community,“ Mr Fowler said.

The second round of Stronger Country Communities is now open to all Councils across NSW. Applications to be submitted by close of business on Friday 4 May.

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Bluegrass Festival marks 10 Years FROM Page 1 celebrates the 10th Birthday of its fantastic Bluegrass Music Festival.

The Festival kicks off on Friday 23 March at the Karuah RSL with an opening concert hosted by headline act The Mid North from Bellingen and local Bluegrass artist Gleny Rae. On Saturday morning, the Festival moves to the main street, with market stalls and live music including a breakfast show by local troubadours The Fruittrees at the BP restaurant from 8.30am.

There’s plenty happening too in Longworth Park, from circus performers to workshops for young aspiring acrobats.

And of course let’s not forget the music.

“In some ways we’re going back to the beginnings going back to Longworth Park,” event team member James Campbell said.

Musicians will take to the main stage at Longworth Park just before midday with popular Gloucester band The Grasscutters.and the music will continue until 7pm.

A variety of instrumental

workshops will be hosted at the Karuah Primary School throughout Saturday, plus a very special songwriting workshop from 10am to Midday.

‘Political Agitation Through Songwriting’ will offer a comprehensive introduction to the art of political satire and protest songs hosted by Newcastle’s Derek Dowding, winner of the 2018 John Dengate Political Satire Song Writing Competition.

Participants will be able to test their skills on Sunday at a competition held at the Anglican Church at 11.30am.

James Campbell said there’s

another reason to celebrate, “On Sunday morning we’ll be doing Bluegrass Gospel in Church for the first time. ‘’The mission of the Karuah Bluegrass Music Festival is to create an event where musicians, residents and music lovers can gather to enjoy acoustic music, share ideas, learn new music skills and enjoy a weekend of performances in a beautiful setting,” James said.

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Most family law matters resolve by agreement. Former spouses/ partners realise that there is much to be gained from ‘determining their own destiny’ instead of leaving such major decisions as parenting arrangements for their children, or division of their assets to a Judge; someone who does not know them or their children.

However, once the Terms of Settlement are signed, and the Judge formally makes the Order, is that the end? Usually – yes. Always – no.

One such example was considered by the Full Court of the Family Court in the matter of Darley & Darley [2016]. In that case the parents decided to end their litigation and agree to parenting orders for their children. After the Orders

were made, the mother (having a change of heart) appealed the Orders claiming that the Judge had placed undue duress and influence on the parties to settle, and had not appropriately addressed certain evidence.

The Full Court confirmed that Orders made by consent are open to be appealed; however the basis on which they can be appealed is much narrower. Here, the Full Court dismissed the arguments relating to the treatment of the evidence, as the Judge had not adjudicated the evidence, instead accepting the parties’ request to make the Orders by consent. As to the allegation of duress / influence, the Full Court determined that any encouragement by a Judge for parties to explore settlement is in line with the contemplation of the Family Law Act, and is consistent with the Judge’s duties.

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Promoting Positive Choices THE message from Steve Morris and Jeff Amatta during their recent visit to Bulahdelah Central School (BCS) was loud and clear; make healthy lifestyle choices and get the best education that you can

THE message from Steve Morris and Jeff Amatta during their recent visit to Bulahdelah Central School (BCS) was loud and clear; make healthy lifestyle choices and get the best education that you can.

The two Indigenous men, who founded Brothers 4 Recovery 12 months ago, have both been victims of addiction and are now on a mission to promote drug and alcohol awareness as far and wide as possible.

Speaking openly about their own painful

experiences to students and staff at BCS, Steve and Jeff addressed issues relating to drug and alcohol abuse, mental health, anger management and lifestyle choices.

The Brothers hope to create a “positive ripple effect” within each community they visit, helping to combat the rising rates of addiction.

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In the MidCoast region, incidents of possession and use of amphetamines have risen by more than 16 percent during the past five years, according to the latest report from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research.

The report also reveals the region was ranked 19 out of 120 Local Government Areas for cannabis related incidents in 2017.

Jeff and Steve stressed the importance of openly talking about the topic of addiction to help make a positive change.

“Starting that conversation around substance abuse is the key,” Jeff said.

“It is easier to guide, mentor and educate teenagers than it is to fix broken adults.”

Brothers 4 Recovery, a not-for-profit Organisation, have delivered their message to more than 45 NSW communities during the past 12 months.

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Roadwork Misery WHEN work started on upgrading the intersection of Bulahdelah’s Stroud and Lee Streets in March 2017, MidCoast Council expected the improvements would take 18 weeks to complete.

But 12 months on, the project is far from finished and work at the site has now come to a halt, leaving residents fuming.

Although wet weather initially impacted on progress, MidCoast Council say the contractor “can be attributed as the primary cause of delay”.

Council have now given St Hilliers six weeks to recommence work before the possibility of seeking an alternative solution.

“At this stage, we are persisting in our negotiations with St Hilliers to return to the site and complete the project, which is the most cost-effective option available to us,” Council said.

The $1.2m project, jointly funded by MidCoast Council and the RMS, involves reconstructing a section of road, upgrading drains and installing a roundabout and kerb and guttering.

Although St Hilliers was awarded the contract, they subcontracted the work, initially in pieces directly overseen by their site supervisor, then in total to Manly Civil who now, according to Council, “have an application for Winding Up Order issued against them”.

“It could be construed that poor management of the subcontractors has impacted on the progress of the works, however the relationship between St Hilliers

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Council is taking “responsibility for holding St Hilliers accountable for delivery of the contracted scope of works”, but say it been “made extremely difficult due to an ongoing lack of engagement” from St Hilliers, and “significant periods of absence of its staff onsite.”

This is little comfort to residents living near the works, who have been subjected to excessive dust, reduced access to their homes and damage to property during the past 12 months.

Although the only costs incurred by Council to date are reflective of the work that has been delivered, Council said simply terminating St Hilliers contract would involve significant costs and risk factors.

These include additional costs for remediation works, legal costs for cancelling the contract and loss of opportunity to recoup a daily penalty rate from St Hilliers for its inability to complete the project within the contractual timeframe.

St Hilliers is expected to provide a revised schedule for the works by the end of the week.

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Fundraising for OPINION Hospital Dear News Of The Area, THE Bulahdelah Hospital Auxiliary met at the Hospital on Tuesday 27 February for its first meeting for 2018. We welcomed a new member and would love to see more people join us on the fourth Tuesday of each month.

Discussion took place regarding fundraising and it was decided to hold just a couple of stalls throughout the year. Our first one will be held on the 5 May, just in time

SPORT Women’s Bowling FROM Page 20 the pressure brilliantly and sent down some great shots. Congratulations ladies, great bowling to have achieved this, second place in the district. As our President Robyn Webster said “we are all very proud of you ladies”. A big thank you to all our supporters who were there to cheer our teams on, it was wonderful to see and hear you all. Also thanks to Ron Webster for driving us to New Lambton on Monday.

Social bowls played on Tuesday 13th March a game of Triples and a game of Pairs.

In the Pairs Lyn Nightingale and Jeanette Emmett 18 v Pauline Perry and Ingrid Luck 15.

for Mother’s Day. If you would like to help in any way with cooking, jams, pickles, books, plants etc. we would be very grateful.

I’d like to wish Ina Bagnall, our treasurer, a speedy recovery. We missed her at the table last month.

Irene Worth President, Bulahdelah Hospital Auxiliary

The Triples result was a win for Bev Dunn, Wilma Drake and Lily Smith 19 v Judi Polak, Dorothy Thompson and Sandra Leisemann 14.

The winners on the day with shots plus ends were Bev, Wilma and Lily. Good to see Lily Smith and Wilma Drake back at bowls.

Thursday 15th March: Social bowls played plus Post Pennant Lunch.

Prior to play Club President Robyn Webster welcomed new member Judi Polak to our club. Format for play 2 games of Triples and a game of Fours play to cease on the ringing of the bell. Very hot/humid weather conditions resulted in one game ending after the 10th end.

The winning team was Lyn Nightingale, Bette Saillard and Karen Green, declared from a random draw of the cards.

Thanks to our Social Committee for providing us with a scrumptious lunch and to all those who helped out yesterday and during the Pennant Season.

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In the past week I have had three people bump into me because they are on their mobile phones with their heads down while walking. It is becoming a hazard to walk along a path or a supermarket aisle these days.

Mrs ND, Raymond Terrace Dear Mrs ND,

THERE are so many hazards out there.

Paths are loaded with dogs on extendable leads, people dawdling in their activewear, cyclists with bells that scare the bejesus out of us, nannas on motor scooters, stray toddlers, yogis practising mindfulness, roller skating enthusiasts, teenagers carrying hotted-up sound systems on their shoulders, and various other combinations that are destined to end in a major collision.

Supermarket aisles are just as bad.

You have shop assistants stacking shelves, merchandisers doing stock rotation, toddlers lying on the ground in full tantrum mode, mothers’ groups having a weekly meeting (their prams creating an impenetrable barricade), unidentified liquid spills, sulking husbands, frazzled shoppers, trolleys that only veer in one direction due to dodgy wheels, and on it goes.

Now, add to the mix the ever-growing number of individuals who have their heads permanently bowed, as though praying to their Smartphones, and every outing is a catastrophe.

You can try clapping very loudly before the collision takes place. From experience this works quite well, even though people will look at you as though you are a bit of a loony. Or else walk and shop in the early hours, because you can bet that these poor, misguided phone addicts will be getting some shut-eye to soothe their damaged retinas.

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Faberge Easter

By Margie TIERNEY

WHAT would Easter be without eggs.

But if you really want to make this Easter special, head to the Galleries in the Gardens in Tea Gardens to feast on a spectacular display of Faberge inspired creations.

The original Faberge eggs were created back in the late 1800’s through to the early 1900’s.

Most were designed for the Russian Imperial family, the Romanovs.

The Tsars Alexander and Nicholas gave the gold and jewelled eggs as family presents during Easter.

An estimated 69 Faberge eggs were created for the Romanovs, but the last two

were never delivered as the royal family was murdered in 1917 during the Russian Revolution.

Channelling artist Peter Faberge, local Sandy Needham has created her own version of the famous eggs.

“Sandy has a great eye for detail and a fantastic imagination along with a huge amount of patience,” Galleries’ Colleen MacSween said.

“In Sandy’s case, she uses ostrich and emu eggs, guinea fowl eggs and goose and duck eggs and any other eggs she can find to create a delightful range of jewelled and painted treasure, “ the Galleries, Colleen said.

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By Margie TIERNEY IF you’re thinking of taking time out over Easter to indulge in a good book, then you’d best get to the Tea Gardens Library within the next week.

The Tea Gardens Library will be closed from Good Friday March 30 through to Easter Monday 2 April, re-

opening on Wednesday 4 April at 9am.

Librarian Chris Shelly said, “No books will be due during these periods and we also discourage borrowers from using the after-hours chute during this time.”

Parents and Grandparents should take note that there will be a number of fun activities at the Library

detail in these eggs is well worth a look and will delight and possibly inspire visitors to make their own version next Easter.”

Also on display over the Easter weekend will be the latest artworks by Galleries in the Gardens (GIG) artists.

Colleen said, “A fundraising raffle will offer an original painting by GIG artist Jan Johnson-Furness and, you guessed it, a big basket of Easter eggs as prizes.”

While parents browse, children are invited to decorate their own eggs at the Gallery.

The activity is being held between 10am and 12noon on Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday only.

The Fantasy Eggs exhibition will be open to the public from 10am to 4pm on Good Friday 30 March

throughout the upcoming school holidays.

The Myall Coast Rotary Club would like to remind everyone that their Easter Book Sale is no longer being held with all their resources being concentrated on the January sale.

Ian Mackenzie Smith said, “To all those generous donors of books, a message regarding collection of books.”

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through Easter Monday 2 April.

The Gallery at 81 Marine Drive, Tea Gardens is located diagonally opposite the ferry wharf.

Entry is free and the venue is wheelchair accessible.

Pest Control shed, people are requested, where possible, to defer delivery of books until August 2018.”

“Where this is not possible, delivery will be accepted at Pelican but as earlier deposits will mean double handling to an alternative site, your understanding is sought with this request.”

And Rotary would like to remind all their generous donors that magazines,

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TEA GARDENS LIBRARIAN: Chris Shelly.

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The sky’s literally the limit for local artist Pauline Syron-Coxon, whose artwork was selected to feature on the cover of snack boxes used by Qantas.

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THE sky’s literally the limit for local artist Pauline SyronCoxon, whose artwork was selected to feature on the

cover of snack boxes used by Qantas.

The contemporary Aboriginal Dot Artist said she was “really taken back” when she discovered her work

would be viewed by more than 350,000 travellers over the next six months.

“Snowy Mountains Cookies is a big company in Jindabyne, they approached

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In addition to her artwork, each box carries a storyline of the featured work and a profile of Pauline’s Indigenous background.

Pauline said since the boxes have been in use, there has been a higher demand for her work.

“It has really showcased me internationally and given me much higher exposure,” she said.

“I have had orders from America for paintings, so it is a really good recognition as an artist.”

Pauline grew up in Bulahdelah and has had a lifetime interest in art.

Her first painting was of Bulahdelah’s Alum Mountain and she attributes her ongoing passion to the memory of her muchloved grandmother, Nan Syron.

Pauline said her work reflects the Australian bush which she captures through abstract landscapes.

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Pauline has spent the last few years working from her studio and Gallery at Berridale in the Snowy Mountains Shire, turning her hobby into a thriving business.

She has also been kept busy with a host of commercially commissioned work.

Pauline said she will be returning to the local area to set up a studio at her home on the Karuah River.

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By Dr David GILLESPIE MP MANY people have contacted me regarding last week’s pensioner and retiree’s policy announcement by Labor Leader Bill Shorten that will see many locals thousands of dollars a year worse off.

Mr Shorten plans to double tax pensioners and retirees in a bid to bail him out of a budget black hole he cannot pay for.

Since the Coalition was election, we have continued to work to get the budget back under control despite regular opposition by Labor and the Senate.

Like all households, the Commonwealth must live within its means, however, in order to pay for its never ending list of promises, the party continually propose more taxes, debt and deficit.

Labor’s latest tax grab does not target wealthy retirees. More than half of all refunded franking credits are paid to individuals who earn less than the $18,200

tax free threshold - including pensioners and self-funded retirees. And 97% of people who receive franking credit refunds have a taxable income below $87,000.

These are people who have worked hard, saved hard and paid taxes their entire lives.

Labor’s policy will hit any person who holds shares in a company and has a low income, including all retirees and those with low incomes and small shareholdings, including pensioners.

These changes once again show that Bill Shorten wants to penalise Australians for working hard.

He believes that raising taxes and increasing spending is always the answer.

But this double tax plan will simply leave pensioners and retirees worse off.

I can assure the electorate that the Coalition will not be adopting these policies proposed by Bill Shorten.

MANY moving stories were shared last week at MarketPlace Raymond Terrace World’s Greatest Shave event.

From 11am to 7pm, countless men, women and children donated funds, shaved or coloured their heads, and raised awareness for the heartbreaking disease that is Cancer.

By 1:30pm, the total had already exceed $1,700 just in the small donation bucket alone.

MarketPlace Raymond Terrace Centre Manager Colleen Mulholland-Ruiz told News Of The Area, “On the day we had stories, shared laughter and tears, but most of all we got the awareness out to the public.”

“We had people join us on the day who didn’t know what the Foundation did, and how they could help in so many ways, through to not only patients, but families and friends.”

From two year olds with the tiniest pigtails sprayed pink, to grown men with long hair shaved down to a number one, through to Port Stephens top Police Officers taking the plunge.

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q Port Stephens Police with Leukemia Foundation volunteers, centre staff and hairdressers.

Officer Chief Inspector Tony Townsend himself battled Cancer, diagnosed with Leukaemia in 2013, spending twelve months in hospital undergoing chemotherapy, and also received a bone marrow transplant.

He said, “I cannot speak highly enough of the support I was given by the Leukemia Foundation when I was treated for this illness during 2013 and 2014.”

“After three transplants, fifty two blood transfusions and twelve months in hospital, I was fortunate enough to get through it and come back to work.”

“Sadly, many others I met on that journey did not,” Chief Inspector Townsend said.

MarketPlace Raymond Terrace are yet to announce their total funds raised, with donations still coming in from online and donation tins in stores around Raymond Terrace, but they know a wonderful amount has been raised for people in need.

Colleen Mulholland-Ruiz said, “A big thank to all the people who took part in the shave .colour and people who made a donation.”

“This means so much not only to the Leukaemia Foundation but also patients

and their families.”

“It also means a lot to us the community as we seen on the day we have a lot of people in our own backyard that are being treated or have been treated for cancer of some type,” she said.

MarketPlace also sent out a special thanks to the centre retailers for their support, the local police, Angela Hardy Photography and the hairdressers on the day, Michelle from Nextra Newsagents, Taylor from Christiane’s Hair Design and Louise Wilkie.

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TEA GARDENS HAWKS NEST MOTOR CLUB INC. THANK YOU to all our SPONSORS

for your generous donations, gifts and vouchers for Motorfest 2017

Our beneficiaries this year are:

Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Surf Life Saving Club, NSW Rural Fire Services, Tea Gardens Clinic Bus Autocare Tea Gardens Imexco Australia P/L Oceanside Motel Boathouse Resort Jayne’s Hair and Beauty Pelican Pest Control Boatshed Cafe and Restaurant Jeff’s Quality Meats Queens Kitchen/Catering BT’s for Fashion Jimmy’s Beach Holiday Park Rare Spares Newcastle BYO Hawks Nest Cellars Karuah Quality Meats Ray White Tea Gardens Castrol Australia Karuah RSL Club RSL Lifecare T G Grange

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JUST a short stroll to the Myall Quays Shopping village, to collect the morning paper, sealed walkways through to the coffee shops and Restaurants on the Riverfront.

Only 10 mins, in the car, over the Singing Bridge to both our beaches for a swim or a spot of fishing to fill in the day, many folk have called Myall Quays home for this reason.

Dylan Tennyson of Tea Gardens Real Estate is the first to welcome this master built property to the market, beautifully presented this 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home offers all the key important features including reverse cycle ducted air conditioning, 9 foot ceilings, plantation shutters and double garage.

An impressive open plan kitchen and living area, naturally flows through to the fully enclosed alfresco dining area, perfect for the afternoon BBQ with friends

and family.

The gourmet kitchen includes gas cooktop, stone benches and gloss soft

close cupboards as well as a breakfast bar.

All bedrooms are generous in size; the master

suite offers an ensuite bathroom and walk-in robe, both other bedrooms offer

built-in robes. Located at the front is the media room, study or fourth bedroom.

To inspect Call Dylan at Tea Gardens Real Estate 0418 292 908.

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In 2004 Bryan and Ivy Stevenson opened their doors after moving to Tea Gardens two years earlier for a sea change. With three children under 3, they started their office and grew organically.

Eighteen months later they became a Century 21 franchise – the world’s largest and most successful real estate brand.

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Drop if to our office for a cuppa, Bryan, Ivy, Jodie, Kaylee & Jacqueline will be happy to chat.

Ivy adds “We also know owning a property from a distance can be challenging, and we help you understand the local market, updates in legislation, tenants and changes you may need to consider short & long term. If you haven’t had a rent review in a while - drop in and we are happy to discuss an up to date rental appraisal also. Our team is happy to help you with any aspect of owning a property”.

Bryan is a licensed real estate agent, and has additional licenses as a “Business Broker” and “Stock & Station Agent”. Ivy is a licensed real estate agent and also an “Auctioneer”. This allows us to sell a range of properties including – residential, commercial, established businesses, small AND large acreages and stock.

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“We sell a range of properties to those who want their own “sea change” or ‘tree change’. The market is constantly changing, and if you’re wanting some more information or an up to date appraisal please call us” said Bryan.

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24 Markwell Back Rd, Bulahdelah PRICE: $255,000

JUST a few minutes from the middle of Bulahdelah township is this level, fenced and cleared 5 acre parcel.

There is a driveway, access to telephone/internet as well as 3 phase power, if required.

The property has drainage, fencing, a front gate, as well as existing plans for a large work-shed to be built.

Great rural views taking in the rolling hills at the rear with farmland views at the front.

Hop in the car and within 5 minutes be in the centre of the township of Bulahdelah, with its shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as boat ramp access to the Myall River.

Less than 5 minutes also sees you on the Pacific Highway making this a very convenient property to get to and from.

Just a kilometre to the primary and a little more to

the high school in Bulahdelah.

The kids can have a horse or two, swimming pool or just ride the dirt bikes around. If you were thinking of a rural getaway close to town but “just far enough away”.

Bulahdelah is located just 40 minutes south of Forster, 2 and half hours north of

Sydney and just 25 minutes from the beaches of Hawks Nest.

Great opportunity to build your dream home with enough land for a few animals.

For more information contact Century 21 on 02 4997 2554.

Myall River Downs 11 Ayres Avenue Tea Gardens PRICE: P.O.A.

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BRAND new to the market is this solid 5 bedroom home situated in the popular Myall River Downs Estate, an easy 5 min walk from Shopping Centre and Coles, close to the Tea Gardens Grange and Manor.

This home is large, with the master suite at the front with a large walk in robe and en suite.

The second bedroom is next to the master and could easily serve as a study or craft

room if extra bedrooms are not required.

Down a hallway into the home there is private formal dining area and separate lounge room, further down the home becomes open plan with the kitchen overlooking a second dining area, lounge area and an additional large rumpus room.

Three more bedrooms, built in’s including a double width linen cupboard, bathroom and laundry with access to outside complete the inside of the home.

A large patio is built off the kitchen and living areas

and offers an abundance of extra outdoor entertaining area. The home also offers ducted air conditioning and internal access from the double garage.

The backyard is flat and has a concrete slab ready for a garden shed to be erected, or pool shed if pool construction is desired. Highly sought after side access for a caravan or boat is also on offer with this easy care property.

For more information contact Stuart Sinclair from Ray White on 0488 133 998 for further information.

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Enjoy many hours sitting on the deck watching the dolphins at play, the yachts and pleasure boats meandering across the

bay, the families at play on Jimmy’s Beach.

This wonderful beach home is located in a much sought after and prestigious area of Hawks Nest known locally as ‘Winda Woppa’, a small peninsula set between Jimmy’s Beach on the north shore of Port Stephens, and the waterways of The Myall

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River, gateway to the Myall lakes National Park.

The two story home sits on a 569sqm block and features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, double garage, spacious lounge with glass windows on all sides to make the most of the glorious views.

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The property is already on the holiday rental market with an existing client base.

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Sunday 25/03/2018

Sunday Soothin Sounds

Seabreeze Hotel

6.45pm

Friday 23/03/2018

Cotton Sax And Strings

Muree Golf Club

7.30pm

Friday 30/03/2018

Ben Woodham

Nelson Bay Bowling Club

6.45pm

Friday 23/03/2018

Outerphase

Tilligerry Rsl

8.00pm

Friday 30/03/2018

Jason Paris

Muree Golf Club

7.30pm

Friday 23/03/2018

The Remedy

Club Lemon Tree

7.30pm

Friday 30/03/2018

Katie N Feff

Seabreeze Hotel

7.00pm

Friday 23/03/2018

Reggie Sinclair

Bulahdelah Bowling Club

7.45pm

Friday 30/03/2018

No Control

Tuncurry Sporties Club

7.30pm

Friday 23/03/2018

Sami

Plough Inn

7.30pm

Friday 30/03/2018

Purple Hearts

Soldiers Point Bowling Club

7.00pm

Friday 23/03/2018

The Search Party

Seabreeze Hotel

8.30pm

Friday 30/03/2018

The Bad And The Ugly

Tilligerry Rsl

8.00pm

Saturday 24/03/2018

Back 2 Rock

Anna Bay Tavern

8.00pm

Friday 30/03/2018

The Way

Nelson Bay Diggers Rsl

9.30pm

Saturday 24/03/2018

Deb Sinclair

Club Lemon Tree

7.30pm

Saturday 31/03/2018

Allan Freihaut

Jimmys Beach Holiday Park

Saturday 24/03/2018

Dianne Lindsay Show

Nabiac Showground Hall

7.00pm

Saturday 31/03/2018

Burn N Carrot

Anna Bay Tavern

8.00pm

Saturday 24/03/2018

Jason Paris

Tilligerry Rsl

7.30pm

Saturday 31/03/2018

Chris Unicomb

Tilligerry Rsl

7.30pm

Saturday 24/03/2018

Ngariki

Central Hotel @ Stroud

7.30pm

Saturday 31/03/2018

James Naldo

Central Hotel @ Stroud

7.30pm

Saturday 31/03/2018

Rave On

Soldiers Point Bowling Club

7.30pm

Sunday 25/03/2018

Eric Grothe & The Gurus

Clare Castle Hotel

1:00pm

Sunday 1/04/2018

James Naldo

Anna Bay Tavern

3.00pm

Sunday 25/03/2018

James Naldo

Seabreeze Hotel

3.00pm

Sunday 1/04/2018

Nick Read

Seabreeze Hotel

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Sunday 25/03/2018

Kazzie

Anna Bay Tavern

3.00pm

Sunday 1/04/2018

Sunday Soul Sessions

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Jason Paris at Tilligerry RSL

By Rachael VAUGHAN

OUR News Of The Area Entertainment feature shows you a different gig each week from somewhere in Port Ste-

phens, encouraging you to get out and visit a new spot, and try somewhere different for a weekend adventure.

What better way to spend a Saturday night than

kicking back with a cool drink, dinner and some smooth tunes amongst great company at this week’s News Of The Area chosen gig.

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Saturday 24 March from 7:30pm, Tilligerry RSL will come alive with a unique act on the local music scene.

Jason Paris is a musical tsunami like no other.

Is it his Freddie Mercurystyle showmanship, working the crowd into a frenzy?

Or his mellow tones, layering a chilled vibe over the whole audience?

Jason is an extraordinary pianist, putting on a real show for the crowd.

He possesses an extremely impressive fouroctave voice that is both powerful and sensitive.

Few performers can carry off everything from Queen to ABBA in the original key, but Jason does exactly that.

With his Elton – The Young Years show, Jason has established himself as a performer of excellence, athletic, powerful and emotional.

Whether he’s filling audi-

toriums or pubs, Jason stuns young and not-so-young audiences alike.

When seeing Jason perform, you can be guaranteed that your audience will be completely satisfied.

Give yourself a night out at the Tilligerry RSL, treat yourself to dinner and drinks, and stay for the entertainment.

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Saturday 24th March @ 8pm

...in the community Hunter Quarries is dedicated to supporting the local community wherever possible and has a long and proud history of doing so.

Hunter Quarries are proud supporters of: Bulahdelah Soccer Club.

Bulahdelah Show.

Bulahdelah Golf Club.

Tea Gardens Baptist Church.

Karuah Pre-School.

Karuah Primary School.

Karuah Bowling Club.

Karuah Golf Club.

Bundabah Tennis Club.

Clarencetown Football Club.

Hunter Medical Research Institute East Gresford Showground.

The Crime Prevention Review.

Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) The 43rd & 44th Solo Hunter region local Government Golf Day. Myall Coast News of the area Bulahdelah Soccer Club.

Bulahdelah Show.

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Tea Gardens Baptist Church.

Karuah Pre-School.

Karuah Primary School.

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Croquet Club Progress Myall Park Croquet Club

By Connie HEWETT MYALL Park Croquet Club started out with humble beginnings, It was formed by 7 dedicated ladies in 1988, Gwen Pye, Gwen Wiseman, Joan Woods, Audrey Woods, Mary Collins, Ruth Coxon and Eileen Webb who bought the first rules and equipment to play. Our original hoops were made by Alan Belven and the mallets by Ted Allen which are still in use.

The first games were played on the cricket/ football field in Witt street

Tea Gardens until pressure by the ladies was put onto Great Lakes Council to obtain land at the Myall Park Sports Fields.

Play commenced at the new venue in April 1991, a new storage tool shed for the equipment was built by the Lions Club in November 1991, the Lions Club also dug the trenches for the irrigation sprinkler system which was installed for approximately $3,000. Bryne Carr did the electrical wiring and controls. Tea Gardens Hawks Nest Progress Association and RSL Sub Branch donated

$1500 towards materials.

Hawks Nest Golf Club then prepared the two lawns to be ready for play in 1992.

In February 1992 the club changed its name from Hawks Nest Tea Gardens Croquet Club to Myall Park Croquet Club.

Fundraising efforts were made by club members for fencing and a clubhouse with lots of help from Great Lakes Council. With donations from Hawks Nest Progress Association and Hawks Nest Caravan Park the fencing was erected by Great Lakes Council in 1994.

They had 58 points.

The winner of the Myall Bistro voucher was Gary Melrose.

16 March

Beautiful conditions today for the 16 players participating in the Friday Open Pairs competition.

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Nominated Triples Comp Tea Gardens Men’s Bowling Club

By The JAFFA

14 March The Wednesday Nominated Triples competition welcomed 9 bowlers from Swansea Workers BC. They stayed overnight and enjoying the friendship of our bowlers, and our great amenities.

They commented on the great day of bowls and hospitality of our club and will return again soon.

A strong field of 60 players participated today with 4 teams going through undefeated.

The overall winners however were; Ken Devlin, Col Amos and Mark Hair.

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In 1996 we were granted permission from G.L. Council to build a pavilion affording much needed shade in the summers.

1997 we purchased a garage for equipment and chemical storage with approval from G.L. Council.

As the years rolled on Myall Park Croquet Club have with the assistance of Grants and hard work from club members and assistance from Great Lakes Council and Mid Coast Council we now have a storage container, toilet, clubhouse, gazebo, sun shelters and equipment for

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Myall Park Croquet Club equipment shed.

maintaining our lawns Myall Park Croquet Club wishes to thank the NSW government through Sport and Recreation for providing us with a grant for financial assistance in the amount of

green which is just superb.

Our Green Keepers must be applauded for our grass green as it would be as good as any green in the Newcastle District.

The Club welcomed Paul Stein who hails from “somewhere 100 km west of Cairns”.

Bragging right went to Vic Garlick and Mark Hair with 33 points.

17 March The semi-finals of the Club Major Pairs were held today in warm conditions.

As promised the two games produced some fine bowling from all teams and was enjoyed by those present.

The team of Neil Kibble and Danny Johnson were slow out of the blocks and their opponents, Peter Gurney and John Parkinson dominated the first 5 ends.

The challenge soon came and Neil and Danny won the honours over the next 9 ends to get within striking distance of the leaders with 5 ends to play.

Unfortunately that’s where it ended for them with Peter and John piling on the shots to win 29-16.

In the other game, the defending Champions, Sean Mearrick and Richard Lee opposed Scott Beaumont and Jeff Baker.

Sean and Richard dictated play from the outset and despite a challenge at the 16th end from their opponents, where their lead was narrowed to 4 shots; they closed the game down in the remaining ends to win 27-19.

Thanks to Bill Thrift and Col Amos for officiating.

18 March The final of the Club

Results for the 36 Hole Competition OTF 36 Hole Scratch Winner (Salver) Division 1 and 2 Julie Swanson, Pacific Dunes 162 R/U Jenni Brown, Long Reef 178 36 Hole Nett Winner Division 1 and 2 Jeanette Neal, Belmont 145 R/U Bronwyn Tuckerman, Manly 154C/B 36 Hole Stableford Winner Division 1 and 2 Fay Cochran, Manly 72 R/U Gail McLean, Belmont 70

Myall Coast Vets

By Tony SMITH

NTP. 10th A. Greg weeks B. Len Gough C. Michael Ritchie 16th A. Grahame Brydon B. Tom Curran Balls To. A. 33 B. 32 C. 28 c/b

3. Shirley Sinclair & Anne Remment Handicap – Dawn Dale & Monica Fitzmaurice Monday 12 March N/S 1. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla 2. Liz Caro & Jim Thatcher 3. Carol Richards & Sue Matheson E/W 1. Sue Bowen & Jean Glover 2. Elke Greenhalgh & Pam Jones 3. Bea Treharne & Margaret Rowden Handicap – Sue Bowen &

Jean Glover Friday 16 March N/S 1. Mike Parfait & Trish Thatcher 2. Glenn & Linda Conroy 3. Carol Richards & Jeanette Whalan E/W 1 Sue Bowen & Jean Glover 2 .Wendy Haycock & Mike Forte 3. Pat Palmer & Sylvia Schmeding Handicap - Sue Bowen & Jean Glover

Neil Kibble competing in the Club Major Pairs.

Two Day Classic

Myall Coast Vets

HAWKS Nest Ladies 32nd Two Day Classic.

Once again our Two Day Classic sponsored by Palm Lake Resort and Ray White Real Estate Tea Gardens/ Hawks Nest was a great success.

Over 240 Lady Golfers travelled from Sydney, Dubbo and many other areas of N.S.W. Monday the sun shone and Tuesday saw a few afternoon showers, but this did not stop play.

A Presentation Dinner was held on Monday night, which turned out to be a great night, with a Fashion Parade hosted

STABLEFORD. 15/3/2018.

A Grade.

1. Grahame Brydon 42 2. Denis Downie 40 3. Kevvy Williams 39 c/b 4. Errol Chivers 39 c/b 5. Bob Peters 39 B Grade.

1. David Bruce 44 2. Michael Ross 41 3. Gary Wills 38 c/b 4. Robert Matthews 38 5. Kevin Marr 37 c/b C Grade.

1. Kevin Marr 39 2. Chris Lock 38 3. Phillip Hayward 37 c/b q A Grade winner 4. Paul Dodd 37 Grahame Brydon.

5. Mark Betar 35

Hawks Nest Ladies

By Lorraine COLEMAN

by our Professional Andrew McCormack.

The ladies rocked the night away with our musician John Noble.

Daily presentations were made by our President Pat Marr, Captain Dale McClure, Vice President Debbie Matheson and Jen Nichols from Palm Lake Resort.

On behalf of the Committee we would like to thank the many local businesses for their generous donations to our raffle which raised $1800 for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Appeal.

And thank you to all the volunteers who helped over the two days to make the Classic the success it was.

Bridge Result Hawks Nest Bridge Club

By Linda CONROY

MONDAY 5 March N/S 1. Liz Caro & Trish Thatcher 2. Glenn & Linda Conroy 3. Gordon Morrison & Rex Stoessiger E/W 1. Gary Melrose & Adrian Ryan 2. Wendy Haycock & Dolores Lester 3.

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Bill & Dawn Bridges Handicap – Wendy Haycock & Dolores Lester Friday 9 March N/S 1.Jo & John Younghusband 2. Glenn & Linda Conroy 3. Chez Rands & Leslie Falla E/W 1. Dawn Dale & Monica Fitzmaurice 2.

Pamela & Breton Gibbs

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$4900.00 for a much needed new equipment shed.

We would also like to thank Mid Coast Council for their assistance in the stages of construction of the equipment shed.

Major Pairs was scheduled to be played today between the teams of, Richard Lee and Sean Mearrick and Peter Gurney and John Parkinson.

Some of the finalists had District commitments today which has meant that the final will be played at a date to be fixed. Watch this space!

In other news; The premier event of the year, the Club Singles Championship will commence on Saturday 7 April.

Nominations are now invited.

The selectors have named aGrade 6 side to play Karuah BC on Wednesday 28th.

There will be no Open Pairs scheduled for Good Friday but there will be a game on Easter Saturday for those interested.

Play will commence at 12.00 for 12.30.

q B Grade winner David Bruce.

Ladies Vets Ladies Vets

By P. DODD 1ST D. SMITH 5 PTS 2ND A. BROWNING 6 PTS 3RD F. HENDERSON 9 PTS 4TH H. MAGUIRE 9PTS S. HARGRAVE BIRDIE 5TH HOLE

Bulahdelah Golf

Bulahdelah Golf Club

By Allan BENSON

WEDNESDAY Ladies Golf winner - B Gordon r/u J Buck Wednesday Poker winner, D Johnston r/u , R Hanson Thursday Vets - winner , R Ahmling

r/u, D Gray Saturday golf - winner D Schlenert r/u A Jobson Jackpot - D Schlenert Sunday Darts - winner D Schlenert r/u J Buck golf Chook run - winner F mason r/u k Smith

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Real Estate Property Manager Immediate start Tea Gardens Real Estate is one of the largest property management companies in the Myall River area. We are seeking an experienced property manager with strong customer service skills who can proactively and independently manage a busy rent-roll.

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Wardrobes, tools, garden tools, ladders, bird cage, DVDS, tapes, lots more. Make an Offer. All must go.

EXERCISE equipment Magnetic rowing machine, exercise bench with leg extension weights plus barbell and hand weights $250 ono. Tea Gardens 49198161

LOBSTER brooch.

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SOFA bed, plush, black, one year old, bed used only once, $300 Ph 0427 204 450

ELECTRIC lift chair.

Strong chair, beige Fabric $350 Pride shopping scooter, 3 piece for light Easy car transport $260 requires new battery Priced accordingly.

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OAK High quality dining table with six refurbished chairs and matching oak sideboard $800 ono.Light brown elegant Lounge suite - 2 armchairs and one 3 seater,Matching Lamp and Oak Coffee table Sell as a set - make an offer $200.

Grey metal filing cabinets, 4 drawer $60, 2x 3 drawers $40 each, 3x bookshelves timber $50-$100, 4x Garage shelves metal $200 for all. 49972294 Hawks Nest

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For Sale 1940’s upholstered 2seater lounge and 2 chairs call 49970694 to inspect $200 ono AIR Cond. Portable.

Cools 36m2 Exc cond. $150 Bargain 49810509 ANTIQUE cedar d/ side table $150. 0423 309410 ANTIQUE bottles, furniture & collectibles plus 2 beach rods and ALVEY Reel. Phone: 02 4984 1198 BBQ matador Functional 6 burner with Side pot cooker, gas Bottle, tools and manuals. Almost new. $850 ono. 49198044 BOBBIN sanding machine.

Carbatec complete with four bobbin sizes, extra sleeves and cabinet. As new $280. 49844510 / 0439437047 BOSKA Electric Golf Buggy. Near new condition,OLDseat & S holder. Light umbrella weight Lithium battery. $495.00 Ph 49843494 CHAIRS - 6x solid Timber. Good condition $10 each. Pine desk $30. 49970561 DINING Table 6 chrs, solid timber, as new, $100. LG front load, washing machine, ex. cond. $60, Ph. 0418413652 DINNER set willow pattern six places 49191637 $30 Soldiers Point ELECTRIC Programmable Walker PROFORM 400C $500 ono Phone: John 02 4997 0435 ELECTRIC chair near new $450. Grey suede.

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FLATTOP truck converstion to utility sides back and front $850 4997 0986 FREEZERWestinghouse 6 drawer. 180Ltr. $299ono. In very good condition. Ph 49979783 Tea Gardens FRONT door fly screen, heavy duty fancy shell motive, with key. $275 4997 0986 GRAMOPHONE wind up, good working cond, needles available. $500.

Phone 4997 0986 GUITAR and Amp Strat copy guitar Three pick ups and quiver arm. 40 watt amp with 4 inputs and 1 mic input.

A1 condition. $320 0419212863

LOUNGE Cream 2 seater lounge $45 and single armchair $15 0427861227 LOUNGE suite dark blue leather 3seater and 2 armchairs in good cond. $500.

Lg timber extendable 49820432 Salamander.

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MACROB timber extension dining table and 6 leather chairs with 3 matching wall units and entertainment unit. $500. 0407283748 Text for photos MOBILITY scooter Travelscoot, folds down, Lives in car boot, good Cond. $700 ono ph49877006

GUITAR Squire Acoustic. With bag, strap, 3 plecs, Stand, learning book. $150 Drum kit - junior percussion 4 piece, reasonable condition For beginner $50 Lectern - wooden 1m Good condition $35 0451098759

OUTDOOR Dining Setting. Black Glass Top Table 90 cm x 150 cm with 6 Folding Chairs $85 Excellent Cond. 0402246253

HALL Cabinet. Text for pictures. Solid Timber & Glass 1.85h x 1.68l x .45d. $600 0428450925

PEARL mobility scooter, gd cond, very little use, new bat, dismantles, fit in medium size boot $950 Ph 4997 0986

IKEA toddler bed $50. Soldiers Point 49827995

POOL table. Threequarter size, slate top 220 long 120 wide, excel cond $1500. 0404477158

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Dining Chairs (8) Good Condition. $50 each or 8 for $350.

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KAYAK MINI-X 3m.

Model MALIBUKAYAK. Near new, has seat, Paddle, set of SITONTOP wheels and bike trailer with bike attachments $575 the lot 0417821805 KING, AH Comfort Mattress.

0428450925 for pictures.

Beard Plush $800.

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KITE Surfer, Naish.

Kite with harness & directional board.

Used once. $950 Ph 0402290498

OAK Dining Table $190 Extension with LD 6 chairsSO Like new 0405 388 607

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PRIDE Go Go Elite Traveller motor scooter with hoist (suitable for 4WD vehicles).

Recently serviced, D both SOL batteries replaced, new front basket and manual. $750 negotiable.

Will separate hoist and scooter.

Ph 0428291907 QB ensemble. Very Good condition, $300 ono. 0417229070 ROWING Skiff - Euro Single. Croker Blades VG cond, $1500 ono 0418716225 SINGLE mattress, exc cond/ qual $30.

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STEELCRAFT pram $100. Fr Newborn up Includes accessories & weather cover 0419618565 SURF Ski - Wave Master. Good condition very stable. Good in surf as well as calm/ choppy conditions.

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ONKYO 6 cd changer amplifyer and 2 speakers Sell as a set $100 Ono. Ryobi electric blower, Bosch electric drill w/ 2 chargeable batteries Also lots of tools & Electrical equipment.

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SWINGING metal entrance Ogates with LD S 4997 0986 latches $300

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Tea G/dns 49198091 TIMBER lounge solid 3 piece - 3 seater and 2 armchairs. $500 0428970662 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

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Yokohama Geolander as new 215/70R/16 $75. ph 0416229166 UMBRELLA Shelta cantilever with canvas canopy. As new. $500 ono 49972359 WELDER Generator 14HP petrol motor electric start 200amp welder & leads 3.5kva 240V very good welder. $1500.00 email don@legges. id.au Ph. 0418845358 CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au

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Queen side bed ensemble Good cond. $60. Recliner chair $30. 49844123 Nelson Bay CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au SINGLE 2 Single bed and mattress $40.

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22FT Opal RV Chrystal caravan 2010 off roaster, Air con, oven, lrg shower, Separate toilet, lrg washer, 4 solar panels, roll out pantry Tv, stereo, 2 spare tyres, Fold down inner and outer table, Mesh annex $40,000 Ono. 0418975072 Tea Gardens

COLONIAL caravan 2002 18ft6, $18,000 ono, Dual wheels, double bed, Stereo and three way fridge Full annex - roll out awning, Many extra, low mileage, Very good cond. ready to go, Contact Peter 49820362

HARLEY Low Rider 7th Mnth 84 Shovel motor excl cond nothing to spend $13,500 Ph 049922782

FORMOSA 480 Plate alum. Boat 75hp Merc.

Alum. Trailer Bimini, rocket SOLDlauncher, Sounder, radio, GPS and more. 75 hours. $22,500 Ono 49871101

TINNY Aluminium, new

REDUCED: 17’ 6” Golf Pop Top Van. Tare 1180.

2001. 6mths Rego. $16,000 Ph 49979727 or 0429433103

2003 Audi convertable.

Auto. No rego. Runs well.

Damaged interior. $7000 Ph 0412194099

MITSUBISHI Pajero 1993/94 3.5 litre. Auto manual, spotlight, Nudge bar CB radio, 148,000k Original, Good tyres Very gd.cond. $6,000 Ono. 6 months rego BD68NP. Ph 0400193758

2009 Newlands Concept 20ft. 2 solar panels, Reversing camera, air con, tv, radio, sound system, gas oven & 4 burner Cooktop, 150l fridge/ freezer, Microwave, QB, L shaped Lounge and dining, full ensuite + extras. Excellent condition. 12m rego $38,250 0407413955

HALF cabin timber 6m River and lake boat Fibreglass hull, fish finder, Solar panel, sleeps 2 portaloo $4,900 ono 0434608745

MAZDA 121 , 1995 Bubble. manual air cond, Rego Feb 2019 DCB22T, Great Cond, absolutely nothing to spend. Gd little car, economical for Student or 2nd car.

All invoices. $2,300 0249198013 CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au

NISSAN el Grand 1998 4x4 auto 8 seater Rego 6/18 CL75BQ $7,850 Ono 0411030928

2010 Jayco Sterling 21.65-3 caravan, in as new cond, front leather lounge, 190Lt 2-door fridge, oven, microwave, water fitler, slide-out queen bed, full ens incl wash mach, rollout awn, solar, wineguard arial & TV. Non smoking original owners.

Ready for any advertures. $39,500 Ring 4982 8321 CAMPER trailer.

King bed. Cameron canvas. Very good cond. Annex and extras $2,500 Ono 49975259

REGENT Roystan Caravan 22’. Built September 2009.Rego NSW 9/2017. Complete with all necessary items for travel. Hot dipped Galvanise chassis. $40,000. Ph: 0417 224 017 ROADSTAR poptop 2001. Limited edition 17ft6inch Single axle with two full annexes - Winter & summer. Double island inner spring bed & Few extras $15,000. 0249811896 / 0408492421 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

HARLEY 2007 Sportster 50th annv no 471 of 2000 world wide. As new cond & new battery $12,500 Ph 0499227821 CLASSIFIEDS in the News Of The Area ads@mcnota.com.au Email for Price & Proof

Boats 2002 475 Quintrex Coast runner with 70hp 2 stroke Yamaha Motor 160hrs Immac.

Maintained Great family boat For fishing or fun One owner Lots more extras $17,500 0439160159 28FT yacht fibreglass Swing keel with 9.9merc +dinghy. In Salamander Bay. Lots of extras A1 cond. $28,900 0418682806 2003 455 Quintrex Coast Runner CV with 60HP 2 stroke Yamaha LD motor SO immaculate condition. Great boat for fishing or fun.

Extras. Garaged Tea Gardens. $12,500 Phone 0409076272

POLYCRAFT 16ft runabout 50HP Honda 4 stroke O/B Bimini Top.LNear new D O rego & trailer, SLong excellent fishing boat.

Asking $8,500 ono Phone: 0407 206 045 QUINTREX 450 Escape 40hp 2 stroke Yamaha motor, Telwater trailer Bimini boat cover. Safety gear, all Rego’d as new. $17,900 Ono 0418407616

trailer, 15HP Yamaha only 8hrs running, $2950 ono 49973429

Vehicles

2006 Peugeot sports cabriolet NXP07T 11 mths rego 74,000 klms immaculate $9,000 0410454415 2007 Ford Territory, 6 cylinder auto RWD, 7 seater 166k Black, BDA81U rego til 5/18 $6,500 0419468050 CHERY 2013 J3, 5 door hatch, 4 cylinder D 5 speed, LSilver 57k SO Rego til CQT84L, 7/18, Drives perfect $4,500, 0419468050

QUINTREX V-nose punt 3.85m 15Hp Evinrude. Gd Cond.

Reg. $2600ono Ph 0418 863 088

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STEGCRRAFT 15ft halfcabin New canopy and 55hp evinrude motor And radio and safety. gear. Elec start.

Registered.

Great condition. $2,600 49971651

HOLDEN Statesman 2000, rego May 2018 ANK04E. Drives well, few bruises, V6 super charge. $3,000 Ono 0417958632

MG ZS180 2004 sedan, one of last Built by MG factory In UK. Delivered New in Gosford 12/2004. All books, many invoices.

Two Previous MG Car Club owners.

V6 2.5litre quad cam motor.

5 speed GETRAG Trans. Beautiful car, Exceptional condition, low Mileage.

CGF53R $8,875 ono 0417821805

CLASSIFIEDS ads@mcnota.com.au SUZUKI Grand Vitara 2000 V6, rego 10/18 BQ64GS Good tyres.

Fair cond. $2,500 49971270 WHEELCHAIR transporter Toyota Estima BT55RJ 79,000km $29,500. Shoal Bay 0411820634

Vehicles Mercedes Benz CLC 200

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Kompressor 2010 Evolution Coupe Low Mileage: only 78,000klms. March 2018 Rego.

Log books. Brand new tyres. Excellent condition.

Always garaged. 12mths rego. Rego No: DKB-94X Price: $18,750ono Ph: 0412 947 996

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Our Grade 4 Pennant Teams headed down to New Lambton Bowling Club On Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th March, bowling in the Post Sectional Final.

Tea Gardens Women’s Bowling Club

By Lynda RICHARDS

OUR Grade 4 Pennant Teams headed down to New Lambton Bowling Club On Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th March, bowling in the Post Sectional Final.

A strenuous day of bowling on Monday. First game, 21 ends against Edgeworth a break for lunch then another 21 ends to be bowled against Soldiers Point (blue).

At the end of day 1, TGWBC leading the field on 8 points. Naturally we headed back on Tuesday with

a “glimmer of hope” to bring back the flag. Unfortunately our next opponents, Cardiff proved to be too strong.

Our teams having a loss and a draw this result only improved our overall tally by 1/2 point, not good enough to be winners. Soldiers Point (blue) winning with 10 1/2 points. TGWBC Runners Up with 81/2 points.

Many thanks to our reserve Pam Gilchrist who was called on to bowl half way through the game on Tuesday. It is a hard task to be suddenly called on to bowl, at this level of play. Pam handled CONTINUED Page 6

q Grade 4 Pennant Team (L) to (R): Francis Betar, Bette Saillard, Dale Winter, Loretta Baker, Elizabeth Kelly, Wendy Brand, Carol Hayden and Lynda Richards with Club President Robyn Webster.

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