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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
1
Harbour and surrounding community notices list church events, meetings, and service times. Mentions include Father Mon’s entry, Central Buchoach Bay column, and various local dates for January and February activities. Moon phases and rainfall data appear alongside miscellaneous public notices and local society items.
A fragmented report notes an enlarging failure at a local water dam. Officials from the city and emergency services coordinate a response while residents are advised to stay clear of the area as repairs and safety checks proceed.
A fragmented game summary notes a ball action involving several players and officials. It references a contest with referees, a noted foul and tense moments, but readable portions are limited and names are unclear. The piece conveys general game activity without complete outcomes or teams.
The fragmentary text appears to be a damaged OCR snippet mentioning a person and places but contains too many garbled words to identify a coherent event. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge to summarize reliably.
The article recounts a life saving episode dated October 20, 1884, describing Drills, rescue attempts, and the deaths and survivals involved. It centers on Mr. Smith and Lt. Hul t Weens, noting authorities and observers present. The narrative highlights courage in rough seas and the sequence leading to a dramatic outcome.
A garbled report from the Han wowers Federation in Sydney notes banana price ranges and market activity. It mentions colored bananas and ripened fruit, with price bands around 12 to 19 shillings and references to market dealers and dates, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A damaged OCR page shows a memorial note for a mother and grandmother Charlotte with partial name garbling, followed by scattered items including sale notices for a sporting sulky and a canvasing agent ad. The legible text mentions Bos 3 Traymnartier Sydney and references local names like Mackig Sheridan and Margaret, with stray phrases about warrants and inquiries.
Tender invitation appears garbled with unreadable names and locations making specific entities or actionable details unclear. The readable fragment mentions a tender and a date but lacks coherent context to identify parties, place, or scope.
A public notice advertises an auction of goods at Park Beach featuring rail cars and related items. The notice lists auction actions and location details with emphasis on sale conditions and participation.
The Clarence River County Council Grafton notifies that Pisc Jude Tederyn will close to the public on Buoy nest for Constar Our Sure Club s Annuist Carnival. AOS uy would pay 7 percent children under M1 tree. Secretary of Trustees.
The report outlines quarterly periods and key dates for financial review and dividend actions. It notes adjustments to the account ledger, projection of a large item, and lists managers and department responsibilities. Major steps include revenue recognition, cost allocations, and approvals pending from the board.
Fragmented text describes a workplace incident and a worker named Wallace Stevens among scattered place names, dates, and job details. details are garbled but imply an event at a firm involving a stolen or damaged lorry and a visit to Maukevilie with unclear chronology and personnel.
The Diet nd furoud grafe hosts opening round of the Cricket Association competition. Fixtures include First grade up Terry v Oral, Cots v Growers, Oru Hoven v Danville, Woolroolss v Sehiaol, and several Woolzooler clashes. Clarence versus Queensland match noted as key event with interest high and local players well represented.
A dramatic near-miss at Sawtell ends without tragedy as a beachgoer narrowly avoids danger. Eyewitnesses recount a tense moment near low tide with bystanders sending warnings and a quick rescue by lifeguards. The incident, described with period tone, notes a cautious PSA about water safety and crowd vigilance.
Weather article warns of continuing heat with potential violent storms as a prominent feature. Readers are briefed on patterns of convective activity and possible intensification, noting the role of humidity and atmospheric instability. Local terms describe a looming dangerous period with potential damage.
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