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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
1
The Beach Handicap of Us was won by W. Cotton with J. Tattersall and H. Rebim. The event was part of a larger seaside meeting featuring prize races for children and an invited Tumsoit match organized by C Seathion and others.
Fragment from a historic issue with unclear text. Reads like a publication note for Cutts Herbir and weekly Friday issue timing. Contains garbled phrases and partial words not forming complete facts or events.
Drizzle dampens trade as traders grimace over damped fish and stock promises. harbor peace is briefly disturbed by recent disturbances but calm returns. Weather woes test nerves while Santa’s shopping prompts crowding and quiet observances amid festive tension.
Reported divisions among leaders delay settlement as Hughes and Bowling factions split. Bombing and Slugher press for action while Southern miners urged to return to work. Coal famine worsens with limited output and Railway Department consuming most transport. Court fines for conspiracy against Low ig and Tinanuctater rise to 2100 with possible imprisonment. Wade denies retirement from politics. Armidale murder mystery linked to Greidelleina case fuels public interest. Missing wartime tale themes emerge as Man focuses on veterans and local shire events.
Fragmented OCR notes mentioning names and events without clear context. Key entities include Dino Berge Uy WebTNL and Trina Harts with various unreadable phrases. No coherent incident or outcome is detectable in readable text.
Voters discuss total capital expenditure and interest estimates amid calls to prevent wasteful spending. The document lists trustees and local entities, naming Me Metathe and The Mester Dal among others, with references to allocation and oversight in a contentious public budget debate.
A report outlines tenders for enlarging the present tank stand to provide water for the steam crate and nearby facilities. It notes plans to store water at the detty jig pans and mentions preservation of ironwork and a Mevars Hall upgrade.
An incoherent column fragment shows garbled text and scattered phrases. It contains stray names and places with no clear narrative or events, indicating OCR garbling rather than a coherent report or feature.
Fragmentary text describes a Highland society event with mentions of Vin Ao Verda Malibu and Pious Malibu. References to dates, places, and names are unclear due to damaged OCR. Summary focuses on the scattered items and notes an upcoming activity or tune.
Auctioneer reports a sale at Wathemary involving local vendors and items described in fragmentary notes. The text mentions a shoreline area and a possible third party participant, with unclear dates or exact figures.
The readable text presents a jumble of names and phrases with no coherent story. It mentions a person named Kell, a place or event called Conmigteral Bategh Turtle, and scattered references to families, a tenant, and an evening appearance. The damaged source yields few concrete facts or dates.
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