ONCE-A-YEAR MASSIVE JEWELLERY ambushedmum · RINGS R3 18ct solitaire diamond ring TW 75pts $2,795...
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www.ntnews.com.au Thursday, October 3, 2013. NT NEWS. 7 PUB: NT NE- WS- DA TE: 3-O GE: 7 C LO- R: C M Y K PUBLIC NOTICE ONCE-A-YEAR MASSIVE JEWELLERY AND WATCH CLEARANCE NO GOLDCARD Ĺ NO LAYBY’S Ĺ NO VOUCHERS LIMITED QUANTITIES PALMERSTON STORE ONLY PH 8932 6668 ITEM DESCRIPTION SALE NO. PRICE RINGS R3 18ct solitaire diamond ring TW 75pts $2,795 R16 18ct diamond engagement and wedding ring set TW 50pts $845 R108 9ct white gold natural ruby and diamond dress ring $795 R22 9ct diamond dome cluster dress ring TW 50pts $745 R133 9ct ceylon sapphire and diamond ring $599 R94 9ct 2-tone diamond gents dress ring $285 R121 9ct created ruby and diamond ring $249 R173 9ct blue topaz and diamond ring $169 GOLD B35 9ct gold 4-bar gate bracelet $799 B31 9ct gold belcher bracelet $420 C22 9ct 3-tone fancy dress chain $299 C19 9ct “Y” fancy necklet $249 B32 9ct 2-tone mesh ball bracelet $229 PENDANTS P12 9ct white gold cognac diamond pendant $749 P28 9ct white gold diamond pendant TW 25pts $359 P8 9ct white gold south sea and diamond pendant $299 P85 9ct white gold sapphire and diamond pendant $175 P57 9ct diamond pendant TW 20pts $174 P82 9ct created ruby and diamond pendant $174 P194 9ct diamond cross pendant $95 P46 9ct diamond pendant TW 10pts $85 EARRINGS E116 9ct white gold diamond studs TW 50pts $685 E102 9ct white gold rubbed over diamond studs TW 10pts $167 E66 9ct white gold created ruby and diamond studs $129 E8 9ct white gold hoops $79 E78 9ct yellow gold ball studs $69 E88 9ct love knot studs $62 FRIDAY 4th OCTOBER AT 9am SHARP Items are now available for inspection only until the sale commences, at which time they will be released for immediate sale to those present. Under no circumstance will any item be available for sale until that time. IMPORTANT: Please inspect goods carefully as sale contains distressed stock. No exchange or refund for change of mind. Each person receives a service number upon arrival. Limited number of items per person. Limited stock quantities available. ntnews.com.au l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l NEWS Brave trio save ambushed mum By DAVID WOOD and ELLIE TURNER In the emergency department a paramedic . . . said whoever these good Samaritans were, they deserved bravery awards A SENIOR citizen was res- cued by strangers after being ambushed and left on the ground with a broken wrist outside Darwin’s major shopping centre. The victim’s son, Justin Hardwick of Wulagi, said he wanted the three good Sa- maritans who saved her to come forward so he could properly thank them. ‘‘We don’t know whether one of the youths opened the door and dragged her out, as from what I can gather she was on the ground,’’ he said. ‘‘But the good Samaritans yelled at these guys and they scrambled away. ‘‘In the emergency depart- ment a paramedic came up to me and said whoever these good Samaritans were they deserved bravery awards and it could have es- calated rapidly if they did not intervene.’’ The alleged assault hap- pened about 7pm on Tuesday in Casuarina Square’s Linton St carpark. Mr Hardwick said details were sketchy because he thinks his mother may have passed out. He believed she was sit- ting in her Nissan Micra hatchback when eight young men — described as Aborig- inal and aged between 14 and 20 — stopped her car, sur- rounding it and hitting at it. Mr Hardwick said his mother was fine after an operation on her wrist yes- terday and he wanted to thank the emergency serv- ices, the emergency depart- ment and the Casuarina Square Shopping Centre. ‘‘My mum is very resilient and tough but she is really shocked and was traumat- ised,’’ he said. ‘‘My mum is well known through the community for volunteering and work she does with under-privileged children. It can happen to your mum, it happened to my mum.’’ Detective Sergeant Matt Allen said the men were last spotted heading for the Kmart entrance. Anyone with information is urged to call police on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. If you are one of the good Samaritans or know them, phone 8944 9724. Andrew Brown from Wadeye missed out on his metre barra. He says a croc attacked the fish, then a shark bit off its tail and this is what is left — 95.5cm Fisho’s dream catch comes with sting in the tail By ELLIE TURNER A FIGHTING barra met its match in a Territory fisho after being attacked by a crocodile and a shark. Welding subcontractor Andrew Brown, 51, was de- prived of his dream catch — a ‘‘metrey’’ — when he gaffed the fish at his secret spot on an estuary near Wadeye, 150km west of Darwin. ‘‘It was missing its tail,’’ he said. ‘‘The whole thing was surreal — there was a big dis- turbance under the water and this big fish came flying at the boat, so I hooked it.’’ Mr Brown said the barra, with a 75cm girth, had a gash down its back that looked like it was made by a croc, but the clean bite where its tail had been was shark-like. He said his thrashing catch, in ‘‘perfect’’ condition apart from the missing tail, would have measured well above one metre before it was chomped on Sunday. It was shortened to 95.5cm. ‘‘I can’t claim it,’’ the fisherman said. ‘‘I’m still waiting to catch my first metre-long barra. We haven’t eaten this one — I’m keeping it in the freezer to show people.’’ Mr Brown, a Victoria Daly shire councillor, said a five- metre crocodile was lurking next to his car when he came back from fishing on Monday night, and another was lying on the opposite bank. ‘‘It’s a bit scary when you’re in a little tinny,’’ he said. Drivers dinkum about not collecting fares DARWIN Bus Services drivers yesterday voted not to collect fares from the pub- lic and not to wear uniforms to work today. Transport Workers Union SA/NT secretary, Ray Wyatt, said at this stage it is an indefinite action. But the NT Government will continue to utilise Bus- Link services, which will cover about 70 per cent of the routes. ‘‘Darwin Bus drivers who show up for work tomorrow will ‘fill the gaps’ with the aim of providing a complete service,’’ said Transport Minister Peter Styles. ‘‘By continuing to utilise BusLink services, the De- partment of Transport will continue to collect fares on most routes.’’ He said the department will operate the normal time- table, which is available on- line and at all interchanges. Darwin Bus Services drivers rejected the Govern- ment’s pay offer of 3 per cent per annum over four years. They want 4 per cent per annum over three years as well as job reclassification. Buses will run on all routes, and all Express, Ru- ral and Mindil Market serv- ices will continue to run.
Transcript of ONCE-A-YEAR MASSIVE JEWELLERY ambushedmum · RINGS R3 18ct solitaire diamond ring TW 75pts $2,795...
www.ntnews.com.au Thursday, October 3, 2013. NT NEWS. 7
PU
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NTNE-WS-DA-TE:3-OGE:7 CO-LO-R: C-M Y-K
PUBLIC NOTICEONCE-A-YEAR MASSIVE JEWELLERYAND WATCH CLEARANCE
NO GOLDCARD � NO LAYBY’S � NO VOUCHERS
LIMITED QUANTITIES
PALMERSTON
STORE ONLYPH 8932 6668
ITEM DESCRIPTION SALE
NO. PRICE
RINGS
R3 18ct solitaire diamond ring TW 75pts $2,795
R16 18ct diamond engagement and wedding ring set TW 50pts $845
R108 9ct white gold natural ruby and diamond dress ring $795
R22 9ct diamond dome cluster dress ring TW 50pts $745
R133 9ct ceylon sapphire and diamond ring $599
R94 9ct 2-tone diamond gents dress ring $285
R121 9ct created ruby and diamond ring $249
R173 9ct blue topaz and diamond ring $169
GOLD
B35 9ct gold 4-bar gate bracelet $799
B31 9ct gold belcher bracelet $420
C22 9ct 3-tone fancy dress chain $299
C19 9ct “Y” fancy necklet $249
B32 9ct 2-tone mesh ball bracelet $229
PENDANTS
P12 9ct white gold cognac diamond pendant $749
P28 9ct white gold diamond pendant TW 25pts $359
P8 9ct white gold south sea and diamond pendant $299
P85 9ct white gold sapphire and diamond pendant $175
P57 9ct diamond pendant TW 20pts $174
P82 9ct created ruby and diamond pendant $174
P194 9ct diamond cross pendant $95
P46 9ct diamond pendant TW 10pts $85
EARRINGS
E116 9ct white gold diamond studs TW 50pts $685
E102 9ct white gold rubbed over diamond studs TW 10pts $167
E66 9ct white gold created ruby and diamond studs $129
E8 9ct white gold hoops $79
E78 9ct yellow gold ball studs $69
E88 9ct love knot studs $62
FRIDAY 4th OCTOBER AT 9am SHARPItems are now available for inspection only until the sale commences, at which time
they will be released for immediate sale to those present. Under no circumstance
will any item be available for sale until that time. IMPORTANT: Please inspect goods
carefully as sale contains distressed stock. No exchange or refund for change of mind.
Each person receives a service number upon arrival. Limited number of items per
person. Limited stock quantities available.
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Brave trio saveambushed mumBy DAVID WOOD
and ELLIE TURNER
In the emergency
department a
paramedic . . . said
whoever these good
Samaritanswere,
they deserved
bravery awards
A SENIOR citizen was res-cued by strangers after beingambushed and left on theground with a broken wristoutside Darwin’s majorshopping centre.
The victim’s son, JustinHardwick of Wulagi, said hewanted the three good Sa-maritans who saved her tocome forward so he couldproperly thank them.
‘‘We don’t know whetherone of the youths opened thedoor and dragged her out, asfrom what I can gather shewas on the ground,’’ he said.
‘‘But the good Samaritansyelled at these guys and theyscrambled away.
‘‘In the emergency depart-ment a paramedic came upto me and said whoeverthese good Samaritans werethey deserved braveryawards and it could have es-
calated rapidly if they didnot intervene.’’
The alleged assault hap-pened about 7pm on Tuesdayin Casuarina Square’sLinton St carpark.
Mr Hardwick said detailswere sketchy because hethinks his mother may havepassed out.
He believed she was sit-ting in her Nissan Micrahatchback when eight youngmen — described as Aborig-inal and aged between 14 and20 — stopped her car, sur-rounding it and hitting at it.
Mr Hardwick said hismother was fine after anoperation on her wrist yes-terday and he wanted tothank the emergency serv-ices, the emergency depart-
ment and the CasuarinaSquare Shopping Centre.
‘‘My mum is very resilientand tough but she is reallyshocked and was traumat-ised,’’ he said.
‘‘My mum is well knownthrough the community forvolunteering and work shedoes with under-privilegedchildren. It can happen toyour mum, it happened tomy mum.’’
Detective Sergeant MattAllen said the men were lastspotted heading for theKmart entrance.
Anyone with informationis urged to call police on131 444 or Crime Stoppers on1800 333 000. If you are one ofthe good Samaritans orknow them, phone 8944 9724.
Andrew Brown from Wadeye missed out on his metre barra. He says a croc attacked the fish, then a shark bit off its tail and this is what is left — 95.5cm
Fisho’s dream catch comes with sting in the tailBy ELLIE TURNER
A FIGHTING barra met itsmatch in a Territory fishoafter being attacked by acrocodile and a shark.
Welding subcontractorAndrew Brown, 51, was de-prived of his dream catch —a ‘‘metrey’’ — when he gaffedthe fish at his secret spot onan estuary near Wadeye,150km west of Darwin.
‘‘It was missing its tail,’’ hesaid. ‘‘The whole thing wassurreal — there was a big dis-turbance under the waterand this big fish came flyingat the boat, so I hooked it.’’
Mr Brown said the barra,with a 75cm girth, had a gashdown its back that lookedlike it was made by a croc,but the clean bite where itstail had been was shark-like.
He said his thrashingcatch, in ‘‘perfect’’ conditionapart from the missing tail,would have measured wellabove one metre before itwas chomped on Sunday.
It was shortened to 95.5cm.‘‘I can’t claim it,’’ the
fisherman said.‘‘I’m still waiting to catch
my first metre-long barra.We haven’t eaten this one —I’m keeping it in the freezerto show people.’’
Mr Brown, a Victoria Dalyshire councillor, said a five-metre crocodile was lurkingnext to his car when he cameback from fishing on Mondaynight, and another was lyingon the opposite bank. ‘‘It’s abit scary when you’re in alittle tinny,’’ he said.
Drivers dinkum about not collecting faresDARWIN Bus Servicesdrivers yesterday voted notto collect fares from the pub-lic and not to wear uniformsto work today.
Transport Workers UnionSA/NT secretary, RayWyatt, said at this stage it isan indefinite action.
But the NT Government
will continue to utilise Bus-Link services, which willcover about 70 per cent ofthe routes.
‘‘Darwin Bus drivers whoshow up for work tomorrowwill ‘fill the gaps’ with theaim of providing a completeservice,’’ said TransportMinister Peter Styles.
‘‘By continuing to utiliseBusLink services, the De-partment of Transport willcontinue to collect fares onmost routes.’’
He said the departmentwill operate the normal time-table, which is available on-line and at all interchanges.
Darwin Bus Services
drivers rejected the Govern-ment’s pay offer of 3 per centper annum over four years.
They want 4 per cent perannum over three years aswell as job reclassification.
Buses will run on allroutes, and all Express, Ru-ral and Mindil Market serv-ices will continue to run.
