18 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
1
A damaged OCR segment presents scattered words and phrases about a person or event, with uncertain names and details. Readable elements hint at a possible bet or enforcement matter but lack concrete facts, dates, or locations for clear reporting.
The text describes an upcoming show with figures such as Lang and Ashford, detailing reception, gate expectations, and scheduling. It mentions a ministry official attending with a companion, and references a public holiday event near Dortigo Shire with local towns and a weather-related promotion.
A writings from the Chamber of Commerce to the Department of Public notices urged rapid action for a new school at Coft's Harbour due to growing population. The response cited confusion over the decision and stated the Minister cannot see his way clear to what the decision arrived at.
Residents petition for extra court space and improved access to records at the Court House. The Justice Department reportedly planned expansion, but actions stalled with papers likely filed away. Court rooms and cupboard access are described as limited, with paper access by solicitors only, and a local inquiry urged to secure immediate attention.
A noisy fragment reports a pony race event today with riders and spectators. It mentions a large contingent from Vinag rnio and a meeting amid weather concerns. Names such as Mr. Johnson appear in a garbled line.
Fragmented report describes a strike and wage dispute among workers and employers. Mentions a proposal by Ibb Emon, select visit to Horaabadh, and a secretary stating workers are ready to continue action. References to pay and conditions in retail trades and AWA involvement.
Court records show Henry Sethi, aged 20, charged in a pandering matter at Lansg Elle Criminal Court. Details indicate involvement with an African group and a 170 Harner 7 token, with a 56 England reference and 17 cited in connection to the case.
Fragmented report details shire council workshops, police notices, and public safety matters. It mentions road closures, a brigade firemen’s log, and community events amid unsettled weather. Names of places and officials appear amid broad public affairs coverage.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a court day in Boalneas with multiple cases and proposed actions. Mentions dates in September and a marathon event. Includes references to locations such as Pat ow deat Court and Easton and names like Fayulin din hwaey.
Unclear fragmentary OCR notes reference the Dorrigo Railway and actions by a director general over fines and schedules. Mentions Hamish Hunger, Abe, Jung, Brinn, and a conference at Lagbey Cov with references to siege or military context and Ballina. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the legible text.
Fragmented OCR text details a local rowing club founding an event called Deere D mile. Mentions Haliday Oat and Ty Wh captained teams, with unclear lines about races, locations, and outcomes. Readable pieces show a community sporting item with uncertain names and dates.
The document references a road matter involving Cole Matheny and the Goinsidlaree Hom of You Shire Council. It mentions a secretary and committee chair, with notices about attendance and official duties. The readable text is fragmentary and garbled.
Deputy Postmaster General reports no timetable changes to the Gralton to Coft’s tarbonr mail service. Officials consider required studies at Port Harbour and Cell Harbour before any timetable alteration, awaiting full cellular guidance and departmental approvals.
Mansfield fighter Mansfield Boater eyes a tough middleweight matchup with Muadly Jalr, while Ian Jam Mackfield arrives after winning the featherweight title in Teegunia. Kally shows aggressive form as the evening’s main attraction, a likely crowd-pleaser.
Sydney Chamber of Commerce forwards a communication from the Departments regarding a complaint about the defective telephone service between Goffs Harbour and Grafton. The District Engineer is reviewing the issue and considering remedies. Goffs Harbour telephone exchange had ceased service since March 6 1912 and is under investigation for restoration.
An unclear OCR passage hints at a historical event or assertion about a leader or group and a sequence of actions. The readable names imply discussion of a pursuit or ascension, with references to time and possibly a location, but most specifics are unreadable.
A chaotic clipping hints at an event featuring Stevens and Almont with a theater style show. References to Sage Qorenal and promoter Ted Morey suggest a midweek stage night with audience turnout expectations and possible performers.
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