Labor Cabinet and civil service reforms dominate state talk
Reports say the new State Cabinet chosen by the Labor caucus on January 26 will include surprises. A plan to place postal and telegraph services under a commission is proposed. Other items note licenses for wireless operators, a fire at a Sydney residence, and various railway and police court actions.
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Poeral
Conk
Bottingham
Labor
Commonwealth
Victoria
Briner
Advt
Bell & Long
eTford Kies
Lord X Jar
Todia
Hobart
Daily Post
Con-Ucion
Advocate
Tle
Sydney
Elec
Darling Point
So- Cielice
Societien
Carrol
Lismore
Rome
Lighia
Mongbeo
Soule
Taregares
Fitsrey
Mrineberg
Profistor
Goffe and
Bis
Willig Yo Waa
Focal Poli Cour
Ible-Harper Io
Levey
Nelines
Pike
Connagion
Deering
Rt Mc
T. Roroess
A6 Telegraphiat
Boroess
Coffs Harbor
Flickler
Coff's
Schwinghammer
Magnificent Apres Pla Mem Barbour Saitin Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions Barbour and items like trimmings and suite fittings. No clear event or people beyond vague references. Summary reflects unreadable text with limited identifiable nouns and no coherent action or outcome.
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Cols Barbour
Saitin
Aini
Bator
Religious Services Schedule Across Denominations
The notice lists worship times and clerical names for Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, Methodist, and Salvation Army services on dates in January. It records locations such as Upper Om and Corambe, with offerings and event details including school activities and catechetical events led by several pastors and lay leaders.
Weekly Calendar Phases of the Moon and Quarters
The page lists a weekly calendar with phase references for the moon. It notes quarters and new moons across dates, including Isth and Tast Quarter, with numerical notations and times.
Goff's Harbor Advocate Advertises Seasonal Discounts
The notice from Goff's Harbor Advocate at Coss Harbour outlines advertising goals and reduced rates for quarterly or yearly orders. It mentions January 10 and advertises various price reductions for upcoming periods.
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Coss Harbour
Batordar
Ginohee
Telegram delays interrupt Sydney updates
Telegraph disruption from Sydney prevented relay of late telegrams to readers, delaying Metropolitan news.
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Sydney
Metropolis
Rumoured candidates for Dorrigo Shire election
Rumours spread about likely candidates for the Dorrigo Shire councillor election. P J MacNamara and A Nelmes have announced intent to contest the seat vacated by W N Bmall. Other names and possible oppositions are floated, with some incumbents expected to walk over.
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Dorrigo Shire
Messrs
P. J. MacNamara
A. Nelmes
W. N. Bmall
Grodlsman Te
Ito
R . Alia
Ithout
Osm J
T. Martin
H. E. Bindmarsh
Progress on North Coast railway to Wauchope and Kempsey
Reports to the Minister for Railways detail major earthworks tunnels culverts and bridge construction from Tares to Kempsey and Macksville. Rail laying advances 35 miles from Tares to Kendall with an expected eight months until passenger service Spocky to Wauchope Kempsey to Macksville and Coff's Harbour sections near completion pending bridge work and rails ready for platelaying.
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North Coast Rail Army
Tares
Wanchope
Camden Haven
Kendall
Spdocy
Wauchope
Kempsey
Mackeville
Coffa Harbor
Raleigh
Coff's Harbor
Gee
Bellinger
Glenreigh
South Grafton
As Others See Us Mr Hamlet Tours a Growing Australian Town
Mr W H Hamlet, noted rent analyst, travels from Britain to Sydney then through a developing Australian port town. He praises Harbour Harbour for its modern progress noting a palatial hotel with electric light, timber trades, thriving commerce, and new street layouts, contrasting with earlier times of only a wharf and a blacksmith.
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W. H. Hamlet
Jong
Tonea
Brinbape
Sydney
Harole
Golf
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children
A testimonial notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for bronchial complaints in children and recommends it for family use. The item claims wide sale and offers relief for coughs, with a general endorsement by a local trader.
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Gonzi
Eferbert I
Wapilheed
Wentworth
Chamberlain
Yuurenia
Fede
Fatal Timber Accident at Coff's Harbor Kills Roy McKay
Roy McKay, aged 18, son of Mr and Mrs Angue McKay of Coff’s Harbor, died after a timber mishap while felling for Langley Bros. near Coff’s Harbor. He and his father were clearing a fallen log when a large tree and a gum caused a collapse. Roy died within 20 minutes after being found. The body was taken to his home. A large funeral cortege attended the burial at Coff’s Harbor cemetery on Friday. An inquiry into the death was begun by Mr. Malons but not completed at time of report.
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Roy McKay
Mra Angue McKay
Coffs Harbor
Langley Bros. Mil
Coff'a Harbor
Jim Ronolog
Cou
Roy
Albutt
Wen Cols
Labour
Coff's
Harbor
Malons
Fire Inquiry Details Incomplete Adjoining Shop Fire
An adjourned inquiry into a late fire heard from W A Stark of Coffs Harbour that on October 22 he closed his shop at 1 p m with Craig his assistant. They lacked lights that morning and used a candle for the work. Keys were held by Stark and Craig, no one else had a key. Stark described a trip to the Hotel Garey and meeting a driver named Brasil before the fire. He reported stock insured and gear damaged. no insurance for the shop or machines. The coroner’s finding said evidence did not show how the fire started and the case closed with Stark and Be’ borat.
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Grafton
Thoradey
MacNasmara
Sir Geo. Reid
Bydney
England
Jack Johnson
Sam Longford
Bull & Long
School of Arts
Vesday
Langley Bros
Newcastle
W. Taylor
Scroope
Coffs
Repton
Asair Agricultural
Armidale
Taree
Kily
Hanley
Jelly Station
All Bees
Gofia
MacNamara
J.P
George Murphy
Iéave
United States
Caffe Harbour Bacon Co
Roasia
Mies
Jean Dracus
Lodz
Elie Hugh
Europe
W. A. Stark
Coffs Harbour
He-Ehop
Craig
Mysaif
Uarey
Pivr
Nawpd Brasil
Bre
Ingurance Co
Corones
Stark
Stolen Magneto Case Led to Conviction at Police Court
At the Police Court Mr H Fletcher presided Tuesday as Howard faced charge for taking a magneto from a motor car. After evidence was heard he was convicted and sentenced to three months imprisonment with two months suspended under the Offender Act. He must pay £40 or two £20 installments and £5 costs, or serve an additional month.
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A. B. Zong Jel Golls
Innes
Proms
Lis
H.fletcher
P.M
Howard
Fragmentary Property Sale Notice Read in Court
A partial OCR reading records a recess at a property sale hearing with a secretary's letter discussed and a motion by Caney, Barton, and Seaban. Names and details are garbled but reference to a sale and costs appear.
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Barton
Mompiane
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Marth Coast
W.T. Johnson
Fitzroy Pictures
Labor and Industry
Innore
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Ey Bonds
Wortasth
W Beccombe
the Tailor
St. Cott's ‘Harbour
Torchon Lace & Insertion
A. Byendin
Coff's Harbour
Church OF
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Lam
Choral Kocheri
Upper Oras
Ker. W. Ashley Brown
Presbytvelan Omurce
Jen. i. We
Hoomes
Hayes
Gaits Harber
Ber
J. Faulkner
Roman ¢ Catrolic Church
Henry
Aus
Methodiet
Upper Oraz
Corambe
Thomas
Nana Glen
Hichards
Cols Harbor
W. H. Baramb
Sans Glen
Oppe Grave
F.M
Fairman
Balvation Army
Coffs Barber
School of Arte
Zenday School
Bedays
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Goff's Harbor
Gattrdat
Januley
Worth Coast Railway
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Hatterales
Br. Malone
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