03 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
1
A compact listing of church services and events with observed moon phases. Includes rector names such as Arthur J. Lawford and notes on morning and evening services at multiple parishes, plus lunar dates from February including new and full moon markers.
A murky report details a consignment of bananas dumped in Sydney amid confusion over origin and handling. Officials from fruit and customs departments discuss traceability, payments, and possible breaches as imports are reviewed.
A garbled snippet mentions banana prices and a Melbourne representative, but the readable content is fragmented with unclear actors, dates, or figures, leaving the core price details and context unreadable.
Fragmentary text mentions Clarence River Cavalry and local names. Details are unreadable, with garbled phrases and missing context. The item seems to be a neighborhood note or obituary style notice with unclear event and persons.
The NSW Agricultural Society announces the Royal Easter Show with exhibits from food products to poultry and racing displays. Officials outline event dates at Macquarie Place and list entry forms and schedules available by application through the society secretary Somerville.
A note of gratitude from Ure Pullen Ales and Minds de Wire to Biociety TWAnS all Rid Irivade for support during bereavement. Dorel srineten and others express sympathy and connection to their Peoset mud bereavement.
A damaged listing mentions a Fureboped Jersey EMM item with a pestle fee and a three year old Alea Threw Pure Wied Inreey Heaters. It also notes a one month old ABN RING and provides the phone number 13.
Classified note lists pianos for sale with prices: Bell ing £65, Lipp £105, Dechstein £15. Auction-like listing shows bargain instruments and near-term opportunity for buyers seeking affordable keys.
Parishioners from Coty Harbour and Dismel prepare for a church gathering next Wednesday at eight o'clock. A devotional service led by A. Thress will include prayers and hymns, with a full participation in the town hall.
The article records the death of a well known NSW public man at Orange following a 40 operation. It notes his roles as a leader in the Capowindra district and head of several committees, plus tributes from colleagues and family. It mentions other community figures and ongoing appointments across Armidale and Grahcon, with references to education and football connections.
Fragmentary report notes a wreck was offered for auction after damage to a breakwater. Bids were made by an individual likely Bracey of Pomguly, with the item finally knocked down at a nominal sum of about £50. The wartime board supervised the sale.
A disjointed report describes Albert Betts, 18, struck by lightning at Lite Lomewi in Upper Manging. He reportedly wore boots and was knocked down as the current slowed his foot, causing injuries. Mycile Belts and a girl are also noted as hurt. all were taken to Weeki a private hospital for treatment.
Fragmented report from a distant court dispute over the Wood Peanut Board and supply issues. The Chronicle notes a missing item, a river event, and an owner not claimed item, with unclear local impact. The piece hints at judgments to come and public interest in the outcome.
A local meeting of the Foot Club at the Jetty House elected officers including Mr CW for chair and Mrs AW for vice chair. The motion to form a Football Chair Special was approved and candidates discussed. Elections selected a slate with names such as Foster, Peters, and Crombly, and finances and duties outlined for the upcoming term.
A crowded Harbour pool on Saturday hosted the swimming club event with coaches and swimmers from several teams. Officials and spectators praised the turnout and the event’s smooth running, while athletes like Smith and Clark delivered notable performances amid a festive, community-focused atmosphere.
A singlehanded raid at a railway station in Sydney involved a blast and arson. The thief escaped with cash and valuables hidden in two airproof bundles, leaving detonators and fuse, while a patrol described the incident as a lone job with no accomplices. A detective noted the attacker breached the premises and fled toward Keyhole Street, with police following leads.
Fragmented report details a fatal water accident on a Sunday afternoon near the Harbour Suns area. A young child, identified as John Andries aged 1 month, drifted into the water while playing with other children, was struck by a tram, and died after rescue attempts failed. The incident prompted an inquest with local authorities investigating the sequence of events and the role of supervision.
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