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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
1
Monahan the tailor announces a new shop in Coffeeben offering a wide range of fabrics and garments. He guarantees high quality pure Tudigo Hino Meege materials and top grade Twista and Worsteds. The shop emphasizes expert measuring, careful tailoring, and attentive service under personal supervision with competitive prices.
A report from Cort's Harbour notes a letterman died after a boating incident on the river, with one brother killed months earlier and another relative injured. In Orara and Bonville areas, families planned travel home after a community dance at the local hall where about 40 residents attended a concert and dance. Local pupils Woolgoolga candidates and Boombee division entrants are listed among students and attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text references Warren Bardsley and Harbour with garbled phrases. The readable portions mention venues, potential events, and names mixed with unrelated fragments, providing no coherent narrative or verifiable facts suitable for a full record.
Aman Buckle living in the town was found dead in his room at Hotel Fitzroy on Sunday morning after a late whisky session with Hayden. Hayden says they chatted until near eleven when Buckle urged a refresment and later left. The porter George Mall was awakened and found Buckle dead. police investigated the mysterious death during the early hours.
A commune gathering near Ocean Spraery Mindacs in Geneva was disrupted by an assault involving a person named Whom Seo fe Taro Night Aulurem Hi Frey. Police reported temporary detentions and ongoing investigation into the alleged rape claim and related charges.
In Blayney Labourites abstained from voting while Independent candidate Kerby secured a clear lead over the Liberal candidate Withington 2107 votes in the count Beaty’s tally rose from 134 to 2261 as electors express relief that the long contest is over amid months of campaigning and controversy.
The harbor Thursday hosted lively marine activity with vessels and crews at work. Foremen and cranes moved alongside moored ships as wind and tide shaped operations, while hangers onlooked from sheltering canvas. The scene included Ladysmith and other named craft in varying states of readiness.
A Friday encounter near the jetty ends with a hand to hand struggle between a local surveyor and a giant kingie. Angler watchers describe the tense contest as lines tangle and the fish fights to escape, ending with the striped tail still thrashing as the struggle fades.
A garbled OCR collage covers European tensions, railway gossip, memorial plans, and local events at Cole Harbor. It reports on Russian Turkish diplomacy, Bulgaria, and Allied front chatter, plus a hospital note, a monument plan, a wedding, and a swimming incident with vague names and places.
Fragmentary OCR text records a departure note for Mr Vowell during meat week. It mentions Begetiwe and Leanora My Voor and references various unclear phrases. The legible portion signals a personal notice of leaving or absence.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions various terms and fragments such as dates and names but none form a coherent event or clear entities. The readable content provides no actionable person, organization, or location to identify a specific news item.
A report on the visit of Hon Michael Carmichael the Minister of Education to Western regions. The program included inspections at schools, discussions with local committees, and a plan for a new kindergarten building and playground. The minister outlined ties to university education, technical schools, and international comparisons, amid calls for better support from associations and parents.
Fragmentary notes indicate auctioneers report on a cataract case involving a patient named Pamielie and several others. The text references a nurse, a physician, and a small entourage in a clinic setting with unclear dates.
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