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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item lists names Abe Dries and The Jeng with clock Time 7 28 and initials Fe Icha. No readable event details or full context.
Fragmentary OCR text presents names or entities with no clear event or context. No verifiable actions or outcomes visible. Unable to identify a coherent news item from the provided fragment.
A cryptic report notes assistance from local figures for a Palm 8 May gathering. Names include Mrv P J Mactan and Reese Me, with reference to a hospital or charitable effort and a mention of Saturday night activities.
Fragmented OCR notes outline royalty rules on timber and proposed reforms. Mentions Cols Harbor, Mr W C Long of Bolland Lang, factory scenes, a Trades display, and discussions on marking duties and tax adjustments. Includes references to Royalty rates, Victoria Government recommendations, and potential rebates for holders.
A lively ball event at Orace ball night fest featured Niky and a king wther. The Waltzing competition drew participants including Mowers, Biodmarsh, Burr and Walsh, with Mr J Marting directing the entertaining programme at ALC.
An 1919 local report details jetty construction costs at Coft's Harbour with expenditure figures per year for the seven year period, averages per person, and an overall revenue note. The piece also covers a farewell event for the ship Sercope with speeches by Rev. Kiely and Mr. A O Grady, including a school presentation and a social gathering.
Fragmentary text references land availability for cattlemnat and notices related to land use. The excerpts mention processes, questions about land sale or access, and references to local authorities, with many illegible words and garbled names, preventing a coherent summary of events.
Fragmentary survey text references Mills and farms near Woolgoolga Bay. Scattered lines mention rates, payments, and a superintendent overseeing a farm unit with unclear dates and figures. The legible items hint at local agricultural or land activity but lack coherent details.
A garbled OCR page fragments many names and places including Corinne Br, Stalin, Feat and Tep, with scattered references to dates Like 24 eae Sir Wid and a focus on a plain anti dance dress. The text hints at a local inquiry, a caricatured social scene, and a request about Flyby Ustrom.
The meeting discussed building the Mlonraigh-Dorriga railway in two sections within the Dorriga district without hindering others rights. Key associations and notable figures supported the plan, while the Government and Coramba park office considered related road and justice matters amid ongoing debates.
A fragmented report describes Morse signalling practices and related happenings. The piece mentions a Sydney correspondent and informal notes on events and people, with unclear dates and places.
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