19 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1937
Page
1
A compact page lists multiple church services across denominations with service times. Catholic daily masses at 7 and 9 am, Anglican services including a matins and evening prayer, Methodist and other church notices. Moon phases and astronomical notes also appear, including dates for full and new moons and quarters.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names places and terms with no clear events dates or actions. It reads like a fragmented local notices page including individual names and random phrases without coherent context or reportable facts.
A fragmented report describes a notable visitor stirring discussions on schooling, but details are unclear. The piece references individuals such as James, and mentions schools, local officials, and future plans tied to academic events.
A garbled report notes officials including K. Dorking and Mra B. Moguey approving cottage erections at Woolravten and Cofly Harbour. Plans call for removal of trot geATIUN features and a cordoned area near Wool Bion. Details on submission of specifications and timing remain unclear due to imperfect text.
Disrupted draft of a local hall committee shows President J. Maen and Secretary A. Matinty declining reelection. The note mentions two new organizers and a potential shift to adapt a commission for a community room. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Notice appears to be a garbled sales or commission request. It mentions Banor Cyliniey Model Car and mentions Matthew Stagnola or Danraclough Ltd with optical relate terms and a motor tour weather note. The fragmentary text references Cate Harbour and an astar day February 27 with times morning to night.
Mrs Hammond's furniture sale at the Jelly Aberin Eustponed due to the inclement weather.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled report of a clandestine gathering or ceremony. It mentions names such as CORA Hoth Lewes and J. Waltoua, with scattered place hints and a possible rite or valuation. The text is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or outcome.
The document records a legal action involving individuals linked to a Wana Glen store case. It names parties such as Pigott, and mentions filings, writs, and court procedures. Details are obscured and garbled but indicate civil litigation and possible appeals within a curia.
Ulhingen, WriKKLAST & 0 Auctioneers advertise a furniture sale on Saturday February 27 at 3:30 pm in Unville. Items listed include bedroom suites, dining room sets, tables, chairs, wardrobes, lighting, rugs, fabrics, and various household goods. The sale is held at Monville Auditorium with viewing and bidding details provided in the notice.
An obit notice notes proceedings in New South Wales involving AMITTH WALK and REY OF NEW with references to a will and estate matters. It mentions the Supreme Court of New Warley jurisdiction, Mary Howe, and Jam RR Niruok Rowe. The notice lists dates February 9 and the address 19 Mcounett Avenue, Sydney, with details on property, debts, and asset distribution pending further action. It includes instructions to send medical or other information to the salih Wxeruirty carrier and to follow the court’s guidance for notices and filings.
Annual GoM bour P. C. Association meeting reveals school tensions and new aims. Attendees discuss ext books, transport for northern children, play area needs, and school funding. a new school board plan is debated with interest from local officials and parents.
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