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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
1
Fragments show listed locations and times for church services with names such as Harbus, Alleut-Dalle Harbor and Benhardey Doma Jasty. August date appears amid scrambled text, suggesting a local parish bulletin with service times and venue initials.
A school meeting was held at Goffs Public School to discuss approaches and costs for a proposed project. The council considered engineering liaison, with Mr Henderson and others present, and agreed to seek official support and arrange a public works plan. Volunteers pledged time and a donation to assist the effort.
At Gera on Wednesday a noisy track meet featured ten "books" events. Winners included Curzon’s Wagttald 6:10, and Wheaton’s Drew 2:32 in the handicap sprint divisions. Other notable finishes included Jums 5daees 142 and Attandale’s Aurip 28 Romie 2 in the various handicaps.
A crowded meeting at the hospital committee hall heard residents discuss a bold plan for a Balt Ball night. Mr Llosa presided, with Mrs AL Miuraball and Jo as officials.
The August meeting of TPES Harbor Hospital lists present members and officers. Resignations by Messrs Guy Perry and another official are recorded along with committee updates on staff appointments, ward arrangements, patient care, and hospital finances. Donations are noted and plans for forthcoming elections and staff moves are discussed.
A detailed wedding notice describes the Perry Seedy ceremony at Clare public safety item Cafe with Rev Huntley officiating and gifts from families. It notes attire and bouquets, lists bridal party including Mila Reedy, and mentions post ceremony breakfast and travel plans.
The article discusses shifting focus to essential infrastructure and cheap transport, rail and power. It links industrial land sales, population growth, and market vitality to improved rail and harbor facilities, naming North Shore bridge and North Coast plans as key. It notes optimism for a balanced mix of private and public incentives to sustain growth.
Fragmentary text lists players and teams in a muddled football note. Scattered names such as Lor igo Digger Calfe Harbor and WSU appear. no clear game, date, or outcome is discernible.
A long excerpt discusses imperial governance and anti home rule sentiment, referencing Ulster, Leeland, and Ireland. The writer critiques Cribb soldiers and the British public stance, noting debt, military costs, and calls for responsible government amid colonial and domestic tensions.
Fragmentary OCR describes Alfa Laval separators and dairy equipment, noting sitewide archive records and decades of industrial activity. Mentions power, steam, and lab facilities, with unclear names and dates, indicating a historical overview of the company’s production and infrastructure.
Disjointed telegrams mention figures such as £600 and £160 linked to a Metropolitan Heart unit and a £1500 membership in a local Hours group. References to a Prof tesk, parties, leaders since an early date, and allegations of abolition of puritans appear in a scattered antiquated ledger style.
Mr Baltes of Howville is injured by buns and is recovering in the capital. Bar H Wooler returned to Colle by the act of coast ik. In Sydney his daughter underwent an operation. Mrs C Hasia of Rovers sailed on Tuesday last week due to her father Seday Moran’s passing. He died Thursday at Charest House Hospital aged 69 and was buried in South Gratton.
A fragmentary report discusses a controversial liquor case involving Key and Seema Ainglietde of Sevtulghy. The text describes alleged illegal sales, warnings about adulterated drinks, and questions about the health and safety of the public, with mention of a courtroom or inquiry setting and expert hypotheses.
Product notes claim Lactala as a natural calf food used for feeding young animals. It describes preparation and feeding approaches, claiming easy mixing, low cost, and benefits for digestion, while selling benefits to dairy producers and households.
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