Novelty Fair Aids Presbyterian Chores Land Fund
A School of Arta novelty fair held Saturday afternoon and evening raised funds for the Presbyterian Chores Land Fund. The event featured an artistically decorated interior, stalls run by Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Moore, a toy department, nail driving contests won by Mrs. A. E. Morrow and Mr. Morrow, and stage refreshments by Mesdames Gentle and Baker. The secretary Mr. Moore led initiatory efforts. proceeds will aid purchasing the church site. Touched pupils from the Public School honored teacher Mr. Barnes with a walking-stick gift, presented by Miss Nora Blackadder, praising his firm yet supportive guidance. The piece ends with a political note urging Independent-Briner votes.
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School of Arta
Presbyterian Chores Land Fund
Mies Knox
Charch
Ier Wees
Reverend Frabeia Clune Advocates Early Marriage
Rev Father Frabeia Clune of the Passionist Order at Vase urges early marriage and aligning with St Carr of Melbourne that a man should have a grown-up family by age forty. He challenges the idea that one cannot afford to marry in this country, asserting a feasible path to married life.
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Frabeia Clune
Passionist
Vase
St Carr
Melbourne
Father Clune
Value of a Human Being and Medical Funding Debate
A German scientist cited by Medienl Press estimates a human body’s value by its elements. The piece also quotes A. Pees praising Chamberlain’s Tablets for health and notes union tensions over BM A opposition and a proposed medical fund offering two thirds coverage with members paying the rest.
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Medienl
Bm.a
Ig Enid
Aay
Confused OCR Summary of Military Operations Text
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses operations and medical perspectives without clear events. It references various names and terms that appear garbled, lacking coherent dates or places to identify a specific incident or outcome.
Sydney and Coastal Steam Services Amid Unclear Travel Notices
A garbled timetable lists sailings from Sydney to Cols and Byron Bay with stops at Coff s and Newcastle, noting arrivals around daylight and 1 Shanela grocer to Byron Bay. It mentions cargo and passenger movements, electric-lighted steamers, and tickets obtainable at local offices with contact details for C W Elliott and Robert Bell.
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Sydney
Coffs
Byron Bay
Obrara
Cols
Sataray
P.a
Shanela Grocer
Byrom Bay
Wee Coffe
Newcastle
Cargo
Panzer Jae
Clarence River
von Oebemerey
Eyles
Duranba
Dirnite St. Whaat
Gatarcay
Nowrastie
Act
Flees
Co. Harbor
Cois
Breeder and Carrier Services Advertise Coffs Harbour
R H Rennie builder contractor offers services in Coffs Harbour with storage and feed for horses. Tom Morean, general carrier and produce dealer, lists at Ross Harbor area near Bellingen Beach. Stable stock includes Dandy Jim stallion and Sailor sire listings with pedigrees and prize notes, urging mares to be leased or stood at Raphael Stud Ooramba Ta Tairose Horn etc.
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Ross Harbor
Bellingen Beach
Dandy Jim
Dan
Dugdation
Emerald
Imp
Mars
Ben Lomond
Prince of Wales
St Lawrence
Raphael Stud
A Woman Praises Uladerlain’s Cough Remedy
A Perth reader Mrs Celia Coyne reports relief after trying Uladerlain’s cough remedy and refuses to be without it. She mentions prior ineffectiveness of Chamberlain’s cough remedy and notes a return to health.
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Celia Coyne
Wellington Street
East Perth
Uladerlain
Chamberlan
Chamberiain
Alice Morrison
Perth
W.A
Wireless advance promises rapid graphy expansion in Australia
A Melbourne despatch cites Mr Balaillie the Federal wireless expert promising a major boost to wireless biography on the continent. The plan backs inland expansion using irish telegraphy. 10 to 12 wireless stations will be set up in Queensland and New South Wales as ministers push immediate action. A Perth reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Melbourne
Poatmaester-General
Balaillie
Wynne
Wo Wing
Iirshan
Balsil
Milking Machines Endorsement From New Zealand Farmer
A New Zealand dairy farmer praises milking machines after two seasons of use. He notes the machines are here to stay, require proper cleaning and operator education, and recommends L K G Milking machines from Waugh & Doeepson to dairying readers. The letter also mentions drought affecting the Weet Darling country.
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New Zealand
J& Newspaper
Bes
Waugh
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King Street
Dunedin
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Punt
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Harbor Jetty
Robert 4. Bell
Semen Street
R. H. Rennie
Coffs Harbour
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Sailor
Salem
Tureda
Kate Winri
Aloo
King Tom
Edwin Knight
Coramba
America
Panama
Riley
Riley Brothers
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Sam Hattersley
Bellingen
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Coffe Jetty
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Otto Peters
Gordon's Hotel
London
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