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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
1
A religious services notice lists a Karwagiath event with Salati and U3 yam details. It notes December Vinper Orere 1 as related timing and mentions participants or hosts including Mr Pardue and Tinney tantra.
The Harbor Advocate notes tonight's events featuring Tomy Rombee and local personalities. Details are scarce but entertainment at the harbor draws residents to enjoy a steady lineup of attractions and pets.
Madame Sagasser and Company present Friday night performance described as highly popular with attendees praising the beauty and elegance of the event and attire as part of a lively cultural affair.
A meeting of the Parents and Citizens Association occurred last night in Arvortation with the loyal support of the Sob. The executive lineup was elected: Rey Sutton-Oldbarn as president, with vice presidents Mevere, W. Parry, and W. KR. Wambla, and Edwin Pullen as treasurer. A good attendance is expected. The next meeting is planned for February or March 1924.
Michael Quinn a noted journalist with the Bowraville Guardian and Nambucca News died at Colts Harbor on Wednesday aged 47. He once served as Maitland representative of the Mereandle Sun and provided widely quoted sporting news. Funeral services were held Thursday with supporters and former colleagues in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a dentist and painless care. No clear events, dates, or names are readable beyond references to dental care and a gentle approach. Summary focuses on the implied dental theme without adding specifics.
The report details the opening of a new isolation ward at Coffs District Hospital. It notes community support from railway workers and local donors, outlines funding needs, and highlights statements from Hospital President Mr. C Wort and Secretary Mr. F Bacon about patient costs and future support.
A fragment describes a proposed amalgamation of factories, outlining regional shifts, loss of individual identities for companies, and the creation of centralized production hubs on the North Coast. It mentions specific locations, potential product lines, and financial considerations shaping the consolidation plan.
A historical notice details H. A. Barraclough, Ltd and related parties amid a discussion of usury allegations, legal actions, and potential financial remedies. The fragmented OCR text references names such as Addie and Sneed and mentions rights, proceedings, and dates in a sparse exposure of postwar commerce and debt matters.
The readable lines describe Allied and German moves, with references to a National soldier and German actions in Dithigny. Reports mention new matériel and predicted outcomes as fronts shift.
Fragmentary OCR traces reference a 1920s Prohibition era inquiry detailing alleged corruption in judiciary and legal circles. It cites a report to the President by an Attorney General and mentions bribery, crimes, and prosecutions associated with enforcement and political figures.
Readable fragments show mixed names and scores across events. Mentions include Bruce Mbs Amo 26 AU Huchanan dr Lee JC Biscuuien, Weaukiiu, Praoklin 6 HW Bucusnau Mrs Mage toot, Ainge ge B, Susie Bruce, Wichanane, and other unclear participants with various score figures such as 0 8 and 4 0.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a monetary amount and names in a 700 dollar range. The legible material mentions batting, a person named Hariat, and a local context. The readable text is insufficient for a full event or outcome.
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