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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
1
Fragmented OCR lists various church names, places, and dates with unclear context. The readable items include Augustine Church, PORAHYTRRIGN CHURCH, Wola Hemantope Mom Kings, and scattered terms like Dorset Stein, Stradey, and Saturdays. Overall, content appears as a garbled directory of locations and event references with no coherent narrative.
A garbled report from Cof s Harbour hints at a notable game or event as Magmboent Amortsrnt faces a rival, with outcomes described as decisive and stirring. Readers are left to infer key names and specifics from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and committee, vague event context. Names and places are obscured, reducing concrete details to uncertain references and partial phrases.
The Punta a Gate Marhour edition lists Adventatpale fet references to discounts and sales for Saturday. The notice notes price reductions and promotional terms, indicating a community event in the Harbor area.
The oldest inhabitant recalls last Wednesday as the hottest day. Blowing westerlies pushed the temperature to 108 degrees at 4 pm, with intense heat halting outdoor work. The harbour records mirror a western desert day, as shifting winds later cooled briefly.
At a meeting in the School of Arte Tumbar evening citizens resolved to form a Library and Debating Society with key officers elected. Tha Keyglin Fawlener and Wo Aahley-Brown were named president and vice president, Mr T. Al ford secretary, and Mr WT. Perry treasurer. A committee including Monahan MacNamerh Everinguan Kaus sedy De W Wood Harrourt Macaulay and Dickie was appointed. affiliation with the School of Arte was sought. The committee would meet that night to plan details and announce the syllabus once decided.
A fragmented passage mentions a mutton bird, New Zealand, South Wales, and various place names and people. The garbled text implies a travel or natural history note with references to birds, locations, and some names like Sony and Cheetah, but specifics are unclear.
A chaotic Frenchy of misspelled names covers street violence in Sydney with a colored boxer attacked and a man armed with a brick among the unrest. A dust storm sweeps Broken Hill, plunging the town into darkness as storms disrupt daily life and telegraph wires. In Parliament, a bill on redistribution seats falters with adjournment near Christmas. ministers caution on additional debt while awaiting loans and votes.
Aboard the ship Reeves, a leading Socialist, faced dismissal after a vote to keep him aboard failed. After Reeves was removed ashore the crew resumed work, ending the dispute and returning to duties on the voyage.
An address delivered at the School of Arts supports Ir. Boalt’s candidature amid delays in Abermid. The speaker, amid lively applause, criticizes Labor Party fiscal policy and calls for electors to listen to a lucid case for Literalians while spotlighting recent government spending and power concerns.
The article discusses a heated election campaign with criticism of candidates and political exploitation. It mentions plans for decentralization projects and infrastructure work, including a proposed line from Glebeeugh to Guyra. Names like Rawkwood and McNamara appear amid broader policy debates.
Readers are urged to back Briner Cy A Lana highlighting trustworthiness and advocacy for the oppressed. The piece argues he will represent the community with courage, experience, and dedication, promising justice and steady governance while opposing demagogic forces.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions candidates and elections but lacks coherent names, places, or dates. Readable elements are too incomplete to identify participants or specifics of the race. The piece appears to be a garbled political notice with no verifiable details.
A jumbled mix of items mentions Melbourne political figure Mr. Roherty of the Labor party, local church events, a missing girl Mona Went, and a protest strike in Sydney. Reports touch on community gatherings, railway debates, and social happenings with scattered names, places, and dates amid garbled OCR text.
Court records reveal Jure Mere AK Lowe and Robert Gardemene charged after a disturbance at Perry’s stable on a Wednesday evening. Gardemene allegedly helped peel peat from feed sacks while witnesses described a tense scene among farm hands and police questioning.
Fragmentary notes describe a Stelag 1b gathering at the Sebiea Oh Ne venue with Aly and Keely presiding. Mentions of Ube soltblad Hemi and Mayumi attend, along with a marbled breakwater construction at Cof Club.
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