22 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
1
Local religious notices list Christmas and holiday services at multiple churches. Times include morning and afternoon sessions with processions, communion, and special speakers. Names of congregations and pastors appear alongside schedules for Glen, Coramite, and surrounding parishes.
Fragmented local notes describe community events and schedules across venues and clubs including hutebaul, Tiger Seaccations, Port Macauarie, and Bowral. Mentions of meetings, hospital duties, and various names appear amid garbled OCR, with limited readable specifics and several oblique references to people and places.
The reader sees a jumble of phrases and names, with scattered references to people, places, and times. The unreadable mix hints at distorted OCR from a historic page, suggesting a torn or corrupted article rather than a coherent report.
The report details the Claretion River area works with Eon representatives and local managers overseeing line installation and transformer equipment. It notes substantial completion of key sections, outlines anticipated remaining tasks, and lists hearings and timelines for final service readiness. The document mentions multiple locations, dates, and involved agencies in a dense project summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes show budget items and expenditures for the year from local roads, bridges, and public works. It lists various place names, roads, and monetary amounts, interspersed with garbled text and uncertain figures.
Fragmented OCR text records a jumble of names and places including Harbour, Manning River, Cons Harbour, and New England routes. It mentions a death at a jetty, a marriage, railway work, boarding houses, and a hospital stay, with many garbled personal details and locales.
A fragmented notice notes a holiday gathering near Pome Harbor with mentions of Taare Th0uk and Hyataresy. It references a person named WALLY KRLIS and a focus on the event timing and attendees amid unclear OCR text.
A garbled public notice from January refers to a plan for Park Beach Reserve involving TV Aweoron and Mil Bee TAR 4 levndanew with a single image gate. It mentions Aimesin of Maen and Adule Heroun for Cotte Maurbour Sunt Club chaired by Cavalvnt Charles Yor Sperintary.
Fragmentary OCR lists December Saturday events, performers, venues, and showtimes. Mentions include Paulery and a touring company with actors Mourning, Jones, Wiseman, and others. References to dance, music acts, and specials amid scattered place names and dates.
Notice references a listed event on Saturday and Sunday near Sacarday and Munday in 1984. Mentions a person or entity MAKINSON and a numeric figure 43 related to a measurement or amount. Contains fragmented and unclear details suitable for a local public notice notice without specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local purchase event involving butter milk and named individuals. Details are unclear due to broken text but reference a transaction or meeting at Botts Harbour B and F and mentions Seeley and Lede. Readable names suggest a small community notice or column item.
A government delegation led by the Director of Falucmi Hememont and others from RiueRiton will attend a summit at the New Schon Building in Plana. Attendees include Aya, Viel Tabuais, and UHR. The event aims to discuss policies, hires, and regional cooperation with participants such as Kemp and Gratton.
The market page notes heavy weather and scarce supplies affecting fruit and veg prices. Prices fell for pears bananas and apples while supplies remained tight. Demand stayed subdued as traders watched the weather and exchange rates.
The Advocate notes a Friday event next week with reminders about holidays and new year promises. It expresses gratitude for continued support from readers and commits to ongoing efforts in development and peace.
Mr Fonmph Henry Cowdenmoud died in a tragic road accident near Ballanganee on a Sunday evening while walking along the Bay Me Upodwemsh viclinod area. He was a well known solicitor in Higton state and leaves a widow and four sons. The family and community mourn the loss of a respected figure with services at the local law firm.
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