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History of Carrington
DescriptionTypescript by Edward (Ted) Coulin.
Biography
Edward (Ted) Coulin was born in 1922. He attended Carrington Public School between 1928 and 1935.
Ted started work at Maritime Services Board (M.S.B.) in 1939.
In 1940 Ted enlisted in the RAAF and became a bomber Pilot. He was also Personal Pilot to Governor Casey in Bengal, India.
After WW II Ted returned to M.S.B. and became Newcastle Branch Manager in 1966. He remained Manager until he retired in 1982.
After retirement, between 1983 and 1995, Ted wrote the History of Newcastle Harbour and later History of Carrington.
His entire life has been spent around Newcastle and its Harbour.
SubjectCarrington (N.S.W.) -- HistoryIdentifierhistoryofcarrington-tedcoulinLocation[1] Carrington, NSWEditing is temporarily disabled
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| [...]most twice the area for recreation purposes. The cricket club quickly chose a wicket area. Resid[...] |
| [...]d a bandstand, bowling green, garden plots and a cricket oval. One of the ballast tips was recla[...] |
| [...]tpath in front of the post office. Carrington Cricket Club contested the First Junior cricket final against Ironclads in March 1898. Pla[...] |
| [...]White 6 for 28) in the Second Junior premiership cricket final. A small reading reading room was[...] |
| [...]hool playground. At the same time, Carrington Cricket Club was seeking assistance from the coun[...] |
| [...]ouncil's concrete mixer was granted to the local cricket club in September to lay a wicket in what[...] |
| [...]ille by 9 wickets in the District A Grade Junior cricket final. By May 1933, the sewerage pumpin[...] |
| [...]. Carrington won the NDCA Club Section A Grade Cricket Final in April 1936, defeating Blackalls[...] |
| [...]were immunised against diptheria. Carrington Cricket Club A Grade team won the McIntyre Cup fo[...] |
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