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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1931
Page
2
A long, meandering garden note blends hints on plant varieties including colorful hydrangeas and boulevards of blooms with seasonal care guidance. It mentions planting times, soil and moisture needs, and general aesthetic aims while weaving in various flowers and vegetables as examples, all in a patronizing, instructive voice.
Fragmented ad text notes seeds and flower varieties suited for warm weather. Mentions Punieiliins and various names, with stray references to Goat, Coltartian, and P.¢. L. Shepherd & Son Ltd. offering farm and garden seeds from Parker St, Sydney.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and places with unclear roles. It mentions Jaws Yavyrt and Cotta Hurbow among scattered terms and a possible signature waiver context. The text is incomplete, hindering clear event, date, or authority details.
Mr. Cusack outlines Labor banking reform critique at a meeting in Highton, arguing Commonwealth Bank Board woes and government deficits. He cites inflation, debt, and currency manipulation, condemning Bank policies and warning of a financial famine while urging decisive government action to support the economy.
A distorted notice notes a school issue at Norback with references to a December 1931 withdrawal and authority constraints. It mentions parents should be advised and that a public or official gazette entry was deleted from text, warning about attendance and penalties.
Fragmented notice describes plowable land in JWvAnn Blocks with water on the block and proximity to Bawtell Biation. It mentions yearly yields and a collection of crops including tomatoes, passionfruit, and pass, noting abundant production and a 30,000 Tomatoon figure with various fruit and bale outputs.
The Monthly Meeting of the Cotte arbour School of Arts committee was held on Friday night. Members discussed a bank overdraft reduction for the building account and noted the death of Mr W Barnes. A letter replying to the Hank of Naw South Wats outlined reducing the overdraft to 78 due to lower revenue, with conditions tied to Education Minister approval. The treasurer reported transactions and an overdraft balance of 676 3 7, while a motion to appoint C Walker to a committee was approved.
A new Aveo 10 land mail plane arrived at MapCOL to augment the Sydney Mail Service operated by New England Airways Ltd. The craft, silver in color and powered by a large engine, carried five passengers and a quantity of mail with pilots Joe McCausland and Keith Virtue reporting earlier flights that faced engine trouble.
Guests listed include Mr and Mrs Phumb of Sydney, Miss Moor, Mr and Mrs Bailey, Sydney, Mr Schumaker, Mr C. Taker, Mr McKay, Mr and Mrs Laahian Brinbane, Mr Valey Kinbanns, Mr and Mrs RW White, Melbourne, Mr Moran, Hydarys, Mr Wen, Sydney, Mr Kenny, Sydney, Mr Wain, Sydney, Mr Long, Sydney, Mr Walters, Sydney, Mr Inchop, Sydney, Mr and Mrs Morvan, Newcastle, Mr and Mrs Coriel, Hydany, Mr and Mrs Chute Finn, Sydney, Mr We A'Nvitl, Sydney, Mr PL Wilkinson, Brisbane, Mr Bodin, Brisbane, Mr and Mrs Frost, Drabane, Mr Latham, Sydney, Mrs Jones, Sydney, and the Sulier family, Sydney.
The readable portions describe a person being examined or treated, mention of torture and a refusal of advice, and a confused sequence of quotes and names. The legible names and events are insufficient to establish a clear modern narrative.
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