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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
1
District news items recount local affairs and harbor activity with scattered names and dates. The fragmentary text mentions Upper Orange dome, Bonville, Gos Harbor Tire Company, and Kempe, with references to a jury, temperate events, and community notices amid chaotic OCR.
A garbled OCR extract lists scattered names and locations such as Bagel DR Wood and a hotel reference. The text is highly nonsensical with numerous misread words, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear entities to summarize.
A chaotic Dorrigo public meeting and delegates proceedings cover a planned conference on regional affairs. Mentioned are officials like Mr. Edwards and Mr. Perkins, with talk of a Wednesday gathering and a future conference of Worriugh delegates, plus local rail and public works discussions and a football stadium event.
The Tailor has opened in Coffs Harbour showcasing premium fabrics and garments. He offers pure riding twists and worsteds, asserts high tailoring standards, and promises careful cutting and fitting by a skilled staff. With 20 years of experience, he guarantees quality and reasonable prices.
December exports for the port are summarized with figures on imports and duties. The fragmented OCR text references months and taxes, noting export and import activity but details remain unclear due to garbled wording.
Local column lists a variety of names and terms in a garbled sequence. Reads like scattered notes including organizations and dates, with no clear event or outcome. The readable entities suggest a placeholder public notices or society column snippet without a cohesive story.
The article discusses the Shire subsidy under a new three year schedule, detailing revised payments to Dorriga, Orara, Copmanhuret, Warmood, and Mellingen. It notes a total remaining £250,000 for maintenance and expresses uncertainty on how Doerign’s increased hire will be funded, with concern over higher shire rates and potential government support shifts.
Me J Davie accompanies by officials visits Coson Weilvestay for rail and harbor improvements and to review preliminary work on the breakwater. The director's tour focused on progress and official interest in the project while noting government involvement.
The article reviews a government v Bat case involving irregularities at Lae. It outlines a contested trial, remarks on the court's procedures, and notes possible implications for related officials and proceedings. Names and places are partially garbled but key entities are mentioned.
Telegraphic Ryden reports on wage trends and wheat yields, noting large harvests and unaccounted labor in rural districts. Political revolution and leadership shifts dominate discussion with references to Conk and Deakin, and potential appointments amid industrial debates.
Government denies grant for wage clarification. A special meeting is set in Melbourne today to discuss the position amid potential rail strike threats. High Court judges question remains under review as Aboriginal protection recommendations call for federal and state government action.
In a tragic event near Henderson, two women drowned when a gate or pool accident occurred. A farmer's wife named Wright and another woman named Parkingon were among those affected. Local authorities and witnesses described the scene as inexplicable as Mis Patkipean reportedly stepped into a deep pool before the fatal moments.
A fragment from a local page mentions the Chamber of Commerce and a figure tied to a legal or civic matter. It references a court or official action, with unclear names and roles, suggesting a public proceeding or inquiry. The text is garbled but implies a formal dispute or record involving community entities.
A large number of guests assembled at Vr snd fms residence for a farewell to Sapt and Ira Tyson before their departure for Sydney. The evening featured festive decorations, music, games, and a hearty reception, with Captain Turon delivering a fitting speech and thanks to the hostess for a charming event.
Local reports speculate on reliability of water delivery from the Works Department. Citizens discuss potential shortages at Gutta Harbour, with officials weighing options and utility plans amid aging infrastructure and shifting demand.
A report notes arrangements by Reverend De Vertoll of Litutuee for a convent at Colts Harter. A community of Risers is expected to arrive during the fire week in Patracry. The Mamaritane teaching order will staff the convent, offering courses and musical instruction. The convent opens in February with a public event at the Beat allay.
Nearly 100 people assembled at Str Taray for Hardy's tournament won by Mer Courtney who led from the start and claimed the elegant silver water watch valued at five guineas. Mr Herring scored high with two useful breaks, while the event concluded amid applause for a tightly contested final stage and strong play across all rounds.
Bill Souter AML Souter climbs the boxing ladder by knocking out American Ernie Zandery in the ninth round at the Rydeley Auditorium on Wednesday night. He plans a return visit to Canon Sunday with promoters aiming for an exhibition bout to draw crowds and boost interest.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and places but lacks coherent events or identifiable facts. The readable parts resemble a list of people and terms without clear actions, dates, or outcomes suitable for a concise news summary. More legible source material is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
A directors meeting of the Bacon Factory was held at the Company's office on Tossday. Present were Memase, Cobalt, Sith, Moe Laod, O'Neill, and Large. Correspondence was received to Doe-Niav, Naleigh, Thorn, the Coder rrikary to Agriculture, Depart nt ot Landa, Me. Proceedings covered the acre and related applications.
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