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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
1
A fragmented page lists church items including St Johns 230 wan entries, sermons, and clergy names. It also notes moon phases May 5 44 full moon and tide data for Cotte Harbour, with high and low tides and times, plus references to Holy Month and local church activities.
Regional news roundup from Coffs Harbour with brief local items. Includes community notices, upcoming events, weather outlook, and short reports on local councils, schools, and markets. Provides a snapshot of Friday activities and civic announcements.
Fragmentary newspaper note reports a late delivery or event with garbled lines. It mentions a Sunday schedule and names unclear individuals and activities. The readable portion hints at a community notice or light local update without clear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR text lists prize details and names in a chaotic mix. Readable elements include Macksville show context, prize mentions, individuals, and partial numbers but core facts are obscured by garbled phrases and nonstandard words.
A scrambled OCR-like fragment mentions Scott achieving a record break with various proper nouns and names sprinkled through. The text appears garbled, lacking coherent structure, dates, or clear event details to confirm a precise outcome or participants.
Fragmented market chatter from Norfolk and UK sources mentions prices, duties, and regulatory obstacles. References to hospitals, firms, and unclear events create a mosaic of trade concerns without a clear single outcome or actionable detail.
A garbled OCR passage mentions awards, people, places, and scattered terms across states and provinces. It references Porpoise Award in a disrupted sequence, with uncertain attributions to Perth, Novinnts, and various locations, leaving the core event unclear.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions silver, wartime themes, and references to people and places in a Japanese setting. The readable bits indicate a historical or wartime context with names, possibly a feature on crafts or individuals, but the text is too distorted to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary note references a Sunday event. Mentions June and a possible meeting or gathering. No clear names, places, or organizations readable enough to identify.
A foundation stone ceremony is set for next Tuesday at the new Jetty Church. Rev J W Ranion and local clergy will dedicate the building, with visiting officers and town officials anticipated. The event follows months of planning by the building committee, with church leaders inviting parishioners to attend the afternoon service.
The Church of England plans a laying up foundation at Stixt Wierhe Land Hishop of Graton with Reverend FM Ashton presiding. The tubboat event is scheduled for May 3, with preliminary activities on May 1. The notice names MLA Wi and lists involved parties.
A historic record shows the endral committee on Tuesday considering steps to improve safety for a newly constructed river road. Present were Gane, J Mulomen, Hetodd, Rhephard, W Long, J Faulks, D Evang, C2 Waller, JP Hamuewni, Pyina, Rev Patties, and others. The discussion covered extending a partial steam line to Farher yam and appointing committee members to the provinw Met NA, with debate over door routes, stage strength, and access control, aiming to prevent unrest and riots. The group debated seating, openings, and anticipated staff support, noting that the full committee would be summoned to decide actions and timelines.
A fragmented notice outlines a gathering of subscribers with unclear wording and dates. The text mentions May and January references, a speaker or organizer, and suggests a formal meeting or discussion amid garbled OCR data.
Fragmented OCR text mentioning names and terms like Ghoolam Nub y and Indian Merle specialist, with garbled phrases about consultations and hearings. No clear event, date, or location readable to form a proper news summary.
A chaotic report frames Kempsey hosting a swimming event with teams from Sydney and Melbourne. Highlights include Kempsey and rival clubs contending for the Peeatdene Cup, multiple races, and dramatic rain delays folding into Monday’s program.
Fragmented report notes Hellingen hosting coaches and players in a busy local scene. Mentions Kemprey defeat by Wauchope and several names such as Paddy Murray, Barney, and J. Key amid a garbled list of teams, clubs, and associations reflecting a rough early 20th century sports page.
Fragmented OCR text references an overseas event and a hospital reward. Names and dates are unclear. The readable portions point to medical or hospital matters without coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
Fragmentary OCR text references a theft from gaol and a wounded or killed person. Mentions a boundary fence and an officer or surgeon named Lins. Details are unclear and many words unreadable. No clear outcome or date can be determined from the available fragments.
A partially legible notice promises a set of performances titled Four great nights with events including dancing by a Profisuu and a satire show. Admission is listed as three shillings for gentlemen and one shilling sixpence for ladies.
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