05 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
1
The item lists church notices with dates and names such as Father Ryan and Mr Richards, followed by a moon phase calendar for February showing new moon on the 1st, full moon on the 26th, and related tidal data. It includes references to Harbour events and local names like Robson and Brown.
A fragment from The Coffs Harbour Advocate dated Friday February 6 appears with OCR errors. The readable lines reference the newspaper title and date but lack additional article content or context for a substantive summary.
Fragmentary local notes describe a public event with officials including Mr J Sletiuiee and Sir O'Connor present. Mentions of Ramon and Zonelat rigs occur amid unclear references and partial names, with a vague account of a ceremony or meeting at an unspecified venue.
A fragmented report describes an exchange of pulpits and a Village gathering. It mentions individuals Woot, Lewin, and Woutts, with references to Reilingen and Hlilagen, plus a neighbor handing a wreath and a tense street scene. The tone suggests a local dispute or communal airing.
A garbled report describes a hotel project in Come Harbour with builders Gen Noel Fa, Gloenon Bros, and Thinwack. It notes an architect Mr Lee Ron and a plan to connect the building to waterworks, with piping and street work along Granor Street toward Vom Creek. Completion aimed by November 1.
An unreadable OCR fragment outlines a government or federation dispute with references to a president, branch questions, and a plan to meet May. It mentions a council or committee, a timetable, and a negotiation with a Mr Thndy, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact event and entities uncertain.
In a dawn at Moonee Beach chaos and a banana price debate emerge as locals monitor fluctuating quotations. Names such as Cole Harbour, Chub'n par, and several players appear among an active club scene as teams prepare for a championship despite unsettled market signals.
A 19 year old named Jeno Singin reported banana thefts at Gray Tron plantation. Police traced suspects near the ocean area while noting the thief ate fruit and left the scene. The father described the assailant and mentioned a related remark in Knatioh.
Fragmented OCR style report references a federation, names like Rae, Me tn, Advinido, Marie, and lists items for sale. It mentions prices 118 to 134 and a sale of goods such as bananas and slips. The text is garbled with multiple partial names and phrases, making precise details unclear.
A fragmented notice describes a Thursday gathering labeled as a club event. It references Lavet, Mamo and accounts of washing, rituals, and a public activity with dates and times. The legible portions suggest a community meeting with unspecified purposes and attendees.
Help wanted notice seeks to purchase hardwood logs or lumber through arrangement. Contact Conan Mulling Co HD for details and further particulars.
Fragmentary notice mentions Coline Ol Fin ant Saino vom and a station toy at Calfe Taro Railway, with references to Janey Hardie & Co and addresses in Sydney and Rue SHUI. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
A garbled account describes an Inter-Lodge social evening with mentions of various speakers, attendees, and activities. Names and places are unclear, but references to a formal gathering and a planned follow up event appear amid fragmented phrases and altered spellings.
Seed potatoes for February planting are offered by Neo Marble and Onire with delivery options. The advertisement lists suppliers Tae Allure and Fett sti Co and references Elie He Sireavey Noth Lorrie in a brief catalog-style notice.
Misspelled notice outlines a furniture sale scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 2 PM. The ad mentions yard furniture and a prospective seller, with garbled details about location and participants.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a 1997 government notice describing land boundary surveys, parcel boundaries, and lodging requirements. It names individuals and places such as Cunningham, Street, Town, parish, county, and district, with deadlines tied to publication dates and ministerial actions.
A head on crash occurred on the old Canal Road near Bowrwittin involving Talbot and Macke. Both drivers suffered injuries with Talbot's vehicle damaged and a broken windshield cited along with emergency aid reaching the scene.
A fragmented report describes widespread drought and dust storms tearing through western states, with roads and farms affected from Dakbua to Teka faunandte. It notes record low temperatures, failed crops, and long-term ecological and economic strain on ranchers and communities, detailing the harsh, decades-long impact of extreme weather and human factors.
A garbled OCR fragment depicts a chaotic scene with names like Wad Wh Aniten and Mingus and references to beasts and a meteor and a distant remote entity. The passage suggests a tense encounter or hunt with unclear sequence, emphasizing fear and urgency among participants and observers.
A garbled OCR passage references Austraiten events, numbers, and places with unclear meaning. It mentions November measurements and a casino Christiaus Evey Fort Tapper event, plus a list of names and dubious traffic details, all appearing as a damaged historical notice with inconsistent terms.
A fractured OCR narrative details Sydney Harbour moving daily life and people including Mya, Rae, Dorwn, Dorwn hone, and others. It mentions plans for relocation to Latte Harbour, a hospital hotel debate, and local figures like Arthur Gordon and Mr Dayton amid scattered events, workplaces, and travel notes. The piece reads as a mosaic of names, places, and transactions with little coherence.
A detailed inquiry by the Railway Workers Union examines the cost of living along the railway from Gienvengh to Foraby Yokes Gowtuembure. It questions daily allowances and potential withdrawal impacts. The union urges officials to provide data on housing, facilities, and worker welfare to inform a broader assessment. Anyone with information is asked to contact the federation at Cleveland Street, London.
Adie Quist, the Australian international tennis player, attends a meeting in Melbourne with officials from Hastings Coop and Butter Face, amid reports of factory integration and district distribution plans. The event references vocational ties and potential arrangements, with Jack Graham overseeing confirmations and the district authority finishing details for the upcoming allocation.
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