18 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists many names, places, and terms including months, regions, and policy references. The readable portions mention a new policy for 1933-34 and numerous proper nouns, but no coherent event or factual sequence emerges to summarize clearly.
The readable fragments imply a distorted text touching on legal or civic matters with numerous garbled names and phrases. It references possible officials, places, and events but contains extensive incomprehensible words and misordered letters, limiting clear interpretation.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Torwertyn Laniinay Alford linked to a distant court matter with references to a 25 year old spouse and a 200,000 penalty. It names Me. W. Meaty, M. W. Jackson, W. McLaren, and others in a garbled passage about duties, holidays, and a death of AL Alinater.
The readable text shows scattered references to individuals such as Charles Klunenford Smith and Ty Calle, with mentions of a canal or harbor project and a ceremonial engine, but the passage is heavily garbled and lacks coherent events or dates. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present.
A garbled local item notes tomato plants in a bay town area with mentions of foresting and a general store. Readable names suggest community or garden activity. The fragmentary report hints at a plant display or sale and possible local garden efforts.
A fragmented notice lists bids from firms including Ruth, Wome, and PipE AF for a local pharmaceutical and pawn services contract. The document references Cobo and Nial Bie in association with the bidding process.
A note of appreciation was extended to Percy Carter Temiby Testes Tham Pater Rea Dp and Deke Mat among others for their service and support during a period of change at the Coffe Convent. Mr and Mrs Wolk Mr and Mrs Nelaoa Mr Gud Ste J Smith and others were recognized for their roles. The gathering honored loyal staff and included a homily and music as part of the farewell.
Classified noting a Chevrolet panelled van advertised for quick sale. Describes the vehicle as in excellent order with forward wears and a table toy conversion. Asking price £160 or best offer. Contact details unclear.
The All-Auetvallanaaade Charatelee Car will be shown at Gerard's Service Station Moonawatrest Cotte Marbour. Officials from the Coffs Harbour Cooperative Dairying and Refrigerating Society Limited will announce exhibition details and inspect the vehicle for public viewing on a scheduled Saturday.
Fragmented notice for an annual meeting with bake sale items and cooking demonstrations. Mentions dates, venues, and various food preparations including sandwiches, cakes, and confections. Includes lists of exhibits, prizes, and community groups but readable details are partial and jumbled.
An annual meeting is announced by the Ariel Manning Society with the Chiyloku School of Arts. The notice lists date August 28 and time 18.80 am, invites members and stakeholders to join discussions on the twelve month term and organizational affairs, with attendees including General Manager and other officers. The secretary TT Mauaclay signs the notice.
Fragmented notes describe a group meeting at Coffs with protests and accusations. Names like Grattan, Ryan, Sut, and others appear amid unclear dialogue, recounting decisions or actions within a club or committee. The text hints at internal disputes and governance issues without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR describes a case where a damaged lock at Coffe Harbour led to a hearing. The defendant, deemed possibly mentally afflicted, is linked to a bid to plead guilty. Proceedings mention authorities and potential impounding actions.
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