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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
1
Monahan The Tailor announces a new season collection featuring Manica Amorument of fabrics and a wide range of worsteds and new materials. The shop emphasizes high quality, careful tailoring, and affordable prices, inviting customers to view the material stock and fittings in person.
The brief OCR fragment mentions names such as Han, Mac Note opera, Jon BPD Me WP and Coates, with scattered terms like Masena Mediaren Ve and Warman. It hints at local people and places but lacks coherent actions or dates to determine a clear event or outcome.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Aviva and a water system, with unclear dates and places. It seems to reference preparatory work and a potential vessel or wall or doorway near a water facility, but details are illegible.
A garbled ad list appears to contain auction terms and bidder names amid scattered fragments. The text references multiple names and places in a chaotic OCR mix, with no coherent event or figures clearly readable.
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and numbers. no coherent events or details readable enough to summarize a concrete item. Entities are illegible, hindering factual extraction for a dated newspaper card.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Dr Wood Mey event at Mil St Mire Viliz with a date around August 42.1 and a reference to Fridupe af Pion. Details unclear but names and place appear.
The passage outlines conflict over funding for road works in shires as the War Ministry pushes councils to prepare maintenance costs and meet a uniform levy. Opposition notes alleged misdirection of funds, while figures from Baldor and Griffiths’ scheme are cited as attempts to remedy shortfalls.
fragmented readable text describes a visit by Mr Carmichael to a nearby area near Wednesday. mentions residents preparing to present a public session and a school event at Aru with a forecasted turnout. references a ceremonial or community gathering with unclear details about mobs or local figures.
Friday resignations and political shifts surface as Speaker Wallis reports reception in New Zealand and delays loom before elections. Northern colliery tensions echo amid public service endings and Earl of Lindsay’s plans surface as Melbourne dampens shipping concerns and local political creatures maneuver.
A long jumble of town motions and social events fills a sheet, naming meetings, gatherings, and anticipated projects. It references a winter agenda of community committees, road and harbor plans, school and church activities, plus local correspondents reporting on various fundraisers and cultural happenings.
Fragmented notes describe a council gathering where the mayor or acting leader announced acceptance of a proposed plant update. The report hints at delays and possible veration on schedule, with unclear names and dates due to garbled text.
A partial OCR reads as a legal notice fragment mentioning disbursement actions and a court related reference with unclear names and dates. The readable text hints at a disposition or payment process but lacks coherent details to identify parties, locations, or outcomes.
Report of a fatal attack near Copmanhurst where a mare named Fiemarian was shot during an incident described as cold and deliberate. Lloyd, a State employee unnamed in detail, was accused of wilful murder. a verdict of wilful murder found against the accused after a coroner or inquest-style process.
An accident involving Mr Sharp and Mr W is described with a falling branch causing severe injuries. The incident left the man on the road near the firm, with facial damage and eye injuries. Medical attention was given, and the injured party remained under care as officials began inquiries into the event.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Canadians in Australia, land offers, and uncertainty about staying. Mentions farmers, returnees, and unsettled talk of land giveaways. References to Australia, travel, and potential settlement, with unclear names and dates.
Fragmented OCR text from a 1912 lawn act discussion appears, mentioning legislative sections and procedural notes. The readable portions reference a special article, an act amiss, and scattered mentions of dates, names, and places in a dense parliamentary style.
An oblique fragment mentions young soldiers and a ritual or label tied to a military context. It notes a formal application process and a referenced authority, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a historical enrollment or regimental record entry.
A garbled OCR record notes a claim related to a Large Claim A tela employed of the Xblie Saune. It references an event on the 23rd instant with a second ballok im coumechyit Willi the Blayaey aut and mentions a Coupeil estimate of 220, amid unclear context and names.
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