Pasay church event noted in fragmented clipping
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a church in Pasay with unclear date or details. No clear names, locations, or outcomes are readable to confirm a specific event or date.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a church in Pasay with unclear date or details. No clear names, locations, or outcomes are readable to confirm a specific event or date.
Telegraphic dispatch discusses Mr Cook Mepiion and Mr Fisher in Melbourne, railing at government abuses and wartime policies. It notes opposition to wartime controls, with mention of Abe Tari Me and the Tat Concainalon starting work and promises to resist tyranny, while asserting government favors liberty in dealings.
Fragmented text recounts a violent crime involving a murder during a sale at night. Mentions Virgin, a father, a driver, and a daughter in a chaotic sequence. Details are garbled, with references to Perth, Australia, and a driver casualty but unreadable specifics.
The report outlines Premier Beeby and ministers debating imperial and domestic policies, Senate-like motions in New South Wales, and a looming general election. It notes railway construction talks, a new award limiting overtime, and calls for clarification of policy on debt and public works.
A local notice advertises a grand opening of a large grocery department with low prices and wholesale pricing on single items. The message emphasizes value, broad stock, and customer demands being met.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1933 issue referencing Qoff's Harbour and Dorrigo Advocate. Includes garbled place names and phrases likely indicating a quarterly or venely notice with unreadable midsection.
Goffe Harbor v Byron Bay report from the Worth Coast Daily News chronicles Jester’s comments by the Goff Harbor Railway League Secretary Ar. PLS. MacNechare disputing claims, arguing a coastal route to Guyra and Inverell via Glen Yooes would help intercity shipping. Critics say the plan conflicts with policy and lacks practical support, urging a direct Toverell to Coffe line as more feasible.
The piece notes years of neglect with the council correcting years of complaint by forming a path to the church. Parishioners will now walk from Moonee-street along a treed route to the corner near Howl Fite roy, improving approach and appearance for town entry.
The hon secretary reports arrangements are completed and the performance will be entertaining with modest attendance. Proceeds will be donated to the Church of England building fund.
The Rev. Dennen delivered an instructive Thursday evening lecture on missionary work in Africa. He highlighted Dy’s efforts to counter slavery, showcased native stories such as Bishop Crowther, and urged Christians to aid missions despite dangers.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a fire meeting in Dorrico Shire with names such as A Pryor, Hindmarsh, Bagley, and Bevyoold. It references temporary chairs, an agenda item about a meeting place, and motions by Dr. Hindmarsh and Dr. Walleay Vase, but many words are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
An indignant veteran voices strong feelings as he recalls the event noting a tense atmosphere and a sharp reaction by onlookers. The excerpt captures a charged moment with implied challenges and responses from those involved.
Fragmentary OCR input mentions a fine and various names including a Birla and Lawrencebirg with unclear context and dates. The readable portion is too damaged to extract a coherent event, participants, or location.
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