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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
1
OCR like text fragment hints at instructions about sending elsewhere and processing steps. It appears garbled with partial words, names, and phrases, mentioning stores, payment, and possible dates but no clear event or outcome. No identifiable people or organizations are reliably present.
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple claims by firms including Massey Barris quality products and paints. It mentions agents, machinery, and a campaign or accident note, plus references to a Keyn Kapbange Wiry and Awce Coy.
CULLECH OF ENOLAR ROMAN CATHOLIC PRESDUTEMIAT lists events including Bowls night at 7 30pm and a service day on April featuring parish activities. Updated schedule shows further gatherings at 8 00 and 3 20 with community Gong events and cantata at Saint Lorna.
The issue reports the death of Allen of Cally Jetty with funeral arrangements noted. It covers a North Rivers event, a ball, hall decorations, and a musical program with local figures like Mr. Johnson and promoter Lasoard. Church Sunday School, a trap event, and upcoming festival preparations are mentioned.
A jagged OCR snippet mentions Kaverde Sine Went Aupieatly and Tiktaeet Bhane with scattered words about a toy and a hook. It also references Jeet and Janie Helil and a University at the end, but details are unclear.
A fragmented report describes a hospital committee meeting in Cote Harbor and Sveirn with attendance by G. I. Lloyd. It covers staff appointments, insurance, funding, and proposed schemes affecting railway workers and hospital management, including wage decisions and educational inspectorate actions.
A letter from Digger A. Gallar to Harker discusses public finances, bond purchases, and an upcoming meeting. He questions bond valuation, interest rates, and the government bank's handling of funds, urging review of appointments and delaying decisions until relief can be granted.
The excerpt records Krust Pallas leaving for Bytd tay and Teormay, and mentions Rev. Thompaot at the local Methodist Church. It notes Thompson and daughter visiting Colts, social ties formed, and the aim to nurture education and support for those unable to attend. It reflects travel, aging, and hopes for health and renewal.
Fragmentary notes describe proposed changes to the election process including voting by ballot, notice to shareholders, and counting of votes. Mentions officers, a supervising official, and discussion of the timing and handling of ballots and envelopes. References to directors and procedural safeguards appear amid unclear names and locations.
In brisk combat like bidding, markets saw unusual activity as bidders pushed for top prices. A standout performance set a week’s record while others surged with sharp gains. price trends indicated strong demand for seafood and related goods, with notable figures in pounds and denominations shaping the sale.
An April Friday event at Colts Harteur Hospital hall will fund a widow and her children. Proceeds from a sale of goods including sedatives and other items will be distributed to the family, with details on participation arranged through 0) Wdepee Sedative muster. Local workers from the Tory band and Miss Lipper join the effort.
Incoherent lines reference people, places, and actions including a person named Merce, Central Aseria, and a May date. The garbled text mentions farming, a horse or foal, and various scattered items such as roses, maps, and a draught. No clear incident or outcome is discernible.
The text presents a garbled report referencing a tender age and a party, with illegible phrases about support and programs. It mentions a looming action or deadline and hints at allied or urgent November timing, but specifics remain unclear.
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