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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
1
Rumours and reports from the Shire council meeting notes
A wavering stream of rumours surrounds the Dorrigo Shire Council election with names floated for councillor posts. Watch services are planned for New Year Eve, and a Highland Society event is linked to sports and memorial tributes. A council election update mentions February timing and local polling arrangements amid transport and weather concerns. The report notes a hospital incident affecting Vinny Monahan with finger injuries and general community events including a memorial church service and band performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Jefund
Christus Usrots
Highland Society
Urnra Cop
Dairy Coy
Corneacia Watchaigh
Dorrigo
Penpiene Society
Tia
W. Taylor
Cure Jenny
Uraflon
Snibo
Roth
Arustiffe
Ale
Jobaube
Hite
Mtr Fe
Monahan
Voile Harebor
Vest Hi
Vinok
Public notice from Coffs Herbor Advocate misread text
The readable fragment outlines a public notice about a notional election or civic matter. It references names, locations and dates but the full context is garbled. The text indicates someone unable to proceed, planning rest, and a residence unit matter remains unresolved.
Holidays at Campsites Bring Towns Together
Holiday crowds filled camping grounds near the town with tents and shelters. The Bo necasy camp reported around 100 people from Ronville and surrounding areas, drawing vendors and changing the town mood during Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennion
Bonecasiy
Ronville
Glenitier
Coraniha
Cols
Brinker Rout Winds Through Raleigh Election Debate
In Raleigh the Brinker rout dominates early returns as vote totals rise across precincts. Officials report a sharp increase in turnout and a clear preference for the Brinker candidate, with results expected to narrow later tonight.
Highland Society New Year Games at Finroy Grounds
The Highland Society plans a New Year’s Day program at Finroy ground with favorable weather. Officers and members expect many entrants for varied events, including athletic contests and woodcarving. A printed list of events and start times will be available at the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finroy
Oliver
Didiony Pees
P. Dohusom
Fitzroy
North Coast railway near Kendall to open for traffic
Reports say the North Coast line between Taree and Bendall is nearing completion with the Kendall to Weachope section ready for traffic by late next year. Work has begun at Telegraph Point and along the White River while embankment activity moves north toward Weachope and Koan dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalee Fam
Port Macgaati
Tlie
North Court
Koandell
Camnden Uiven
Embucca
Witeon
North Coast
Taree
Bendall
Kendall
Unclear supply bill item for rail construction
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a supply bill containing funds for railway construction. The text mentions £140,000 allocated toward the South Coast railway project but is garbled and incomplete with missing context and names.
Telegraphic Special. Progress in Labour Government prospects?
A garbled telegram reports on Buller price and eggs per weight, and hints at progress in political confidence for a LabourGovernment, with mention of a three stage plan possibly leading to a new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labaur
Big Fires Consume Paint Store and Theatre District Block
Fire destroyed the H Groth and Company paint oil and grease store on Seome Street damaging neighbouring buildings. The blaze caused about £30,000 in damage, insured, as crowds fled the outbreak. The theatre next door packed with people listened to Save the King as the fire spread, with crews battling the flames while a steamer Tenman reported progress offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaney
Ametay
Mears
H. Groth and Company
Seome Street
Aus
Colemie
Ahawwi and Tie Orchestra
Small Pox Met Of ae Syaney near Lae River
Fragmentary report notes a health incident by the Lae River with a patient and reference to a local event. Details are incomplete and names are unclear due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syaney
Torsday
Emabie
Festival of the Kitty Observed at St Johns Ragland Church
St Johns Church Ragland observed the great Festival of the Kitty with a large gathering. The event featured white flowers and greenery, a white altar, a threefold Holy Communion, and a notable choral service led by the rector. The service praised the charity and humanity of Christ Child, with organ and choir receiving praise for their performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Xone
Blusper
Dimittie
Miltouror
Turley
William
Donary
Peters
Local Option Vote and Community Reactions
The report notes a local option vote with 74 for continuation and 16 for redirection, plus scattered reactions and attendance details. It mentions churchgoers, a sermon by Rev. Brown, a turnout in white attire, and references to nearby towns and disruptions during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Rev. & Brown
Preebyters
Coramba Council Meeting Adopts New Zoning Plan
A cryptic OCR reading from Coramba details a council session in which a new zoning decree was considered. The fragment references council members, plans, and roadway or land use changes, with unclear names and places due to garbled text.
Fiteroy Pictures Draw Huge Crowd at Local Show
A crowded evening at the Hitsray Bladien theater drew a large audience for a bi big screen feature. Manager Mt, pet it oar Jot reported strong patronage and lively reception amid the public turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jHitsray Bladien
Allianes
Soft Harbour Rowing Club Opens Shed in Ceremony
The Soft Harbour Rowing Club held its official shed opening at 2.80 pm with vice president Mr O'Keefe presiding in the absence of president Mr MacKinnson. Acknowledgments were given to contributors including Mr RH and others with nominal sums recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Keefe
MacKinnsn
Sveire
Ui Hillowing
Ennite
O'Keete
D. Thekie
Wud
Burton
Passenger Liste Falemer Jennies Sm Vela a Ohare
Passenger list shows Falemer Jennies on flight SM Vela to Ohare. Bama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falemer Jennies
Sm Vela
Ohare
Bama
Souter Versus Lindley Title Bout Slated at Pier Stadium
Report notes Souter will fight Lindley for the middleweight crown at Pier Stadium on Thursday night. Souter’s skill and stamina are praised, with 19 rounds expected against the redoubtable Jerry Jerome as a test of power and endurance. The article also mentions party politics and factional aims within the Labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexing Patroos
Bill Souter
Lindley Fro Lo Claab
the Pier Stadium
Oor
Tienda
Ile Pili
Labor Party
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