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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes list religious services including a Saint Augustine celebration, a late restoration rite, and oblations. Also references August holiday observances, moon phases, tides, and sun times with scattered names and locations.
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of names and items including mentions of New South Wales and various places. The legible parts reference arrivals, transport, military or police actions, and a mix of people and places without a clear single event. No cohesive story or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a bride fainting at an event, with unclear surroundings and later mention of medical attention. The garbled text references a crowd, a doorway, and potential witnesses, but key names, places, and dates remain unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text mentioning various names and terms and unclear context. It reads like a magazine snippet with scattered references such as Tey Apone Hess and Caton, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts to summarize into a clear event or outcome.
The readable portion lacks coherent events or named entities. It appears as garbled OCR with no clear persons places organizations dates or actions to summarize into a valid news item.
Mr AG Ab Wille returns from Sydney to Coffee Harbour after hospital stay and a health operation. Mr C Wootle travels home from Sydney as a special eye treatment for the Injured Titeh and Pilapalyich. The 70 year old member of Hin Lataloliva Ausembly Dia health forced retirement. He was elected for Ry latane and was renowned for wit and pompous humor. He started as Pompaaltor and later owned Te AWVounge Gueottes ton at Fears and Moga. Advowate for four years. Fitepatrick, editor of Win Su Chan leey Yap Brother of te
In a murky account the Timber case links Murphy and others to a scheme involving Ninats, a Halfway Cracke address, and shipments to Ontario. The narrative threads through a railway station, a failed plant, and a claim of royalty payments tied to a Fumibnai'e firm. Local witnesses describe a convoluted sequence of events ending with a downed bos and a skeletal, derailed tale.
Fragmentary notice describes an inquiry or inquiry circle related to the Si Varent De Paul Society Sail. The readable text mentions anger and heat and a person named Bleakley in a vague context.
A church gathering is set for Friday afternoon at Ladton’s Guin with Rev. E McDonald acting as secretary. The event coincides with a local fair organized by the church group.
Coffs Harbour Cricket Club invites members to attend the annual meat social and dance at Parigh Hall. A large attendance is expected with men and members noted. Tickets at 1 shilling six pence.
Readable fragments indicate banana and vegetable growers facing actions by a company. The notice referencesRETNA 10F and specific names including JENSEN, with details unclear and dates unavailable.
Fragmentary report from Venice mentions a Monday remit, a named place near Matric AFT Olle and Aarbus Jetty. It lists Umea Farms and a city Harb with references to a royal or nautical context. Details are incomplete, making precise roles or outcomes difficult to determine.
A long list shows thirty two candidates nominated for hospital board seats for the coming year. Names include A J Wool, Ture, Rev F Paton, and several other local figures, with a mix of ministers and community members among aspirants. The retiring board member count and new contenders reflect ongoing efforts to fill vacant seats.
The article discusses women candidates in a local election, noting vetoes and debates over female representation on the council. It highlights the scope of issues, the role of female board members, and the potential impact on the campaign and subscribers.
The Tanune urdWers' Federation in Hydney provides a marker report on banana colorent and bonuses. It notes varied prices with colored bananas showing a range and mentions measurement references and social commentary on the market.
Mr W Bulton was lucky to escape serious injury when struck by a drag horse wagon on a Friday afternoon near Kate. The horse pulled hard and Mr Tullea toppled, the wheel passed over the boy while a man tethered the horse. Fractured timing kept the wagon from more harm. on Saturday the incident involved traffic and a bike near North Vorelga.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a car or horse incident near Sydney Harbour and a trainer charged with wrongdoing. The passage is garbled, with names, dates, and events hard to parse, preventing a clear summary of the incident or outcomes.
The piece discusses views within the Teachers' Union on femininity and women’s roles in work during the war. It notes that women teachers face expectations about capability and leadership, with debate over whether women should hold certain positions or advance in professional spheres.
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