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Neucione Senviers Filonans defeated Sane 1 to 2 in a striking match. The outcome saw Filonans secure a late goal to clinch a narrow victory.
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
1
Neucione Senviers Filonans defeated Sane 1 to 2 in a striking match. The outcome saw Filonans secure a late goal to clinch a narrow victory.
Sydney report fragment shows unclear handwriting with fragmented proper names and phrases. It lacks a coherent event or identifiable subjects to form a complete news item.
The Colfs Harbor Advocate notes a population tally dispersal across towns with East of the coin district and Atativa as reference points. It records 155 males and unknown females in one segment and 448 total males, with the January end population trending toward 19 percent growth.
The text recalls Florence Gardiner and Buckley as early Melbourne figures with ties to Hatmen and Fawner, noting Fort Jackson birth on July 2 and a Wild years. It mentions Garvie landing from the brig Muay near a small village and becoming a pioneer teacher and church worker in Kilda suburb, highlighting Aboriginal origins in Australia.
At or after Mas al vornige on Sunday January 19 Father ingher Goumeged a teetlug. of the resident centre commenced work for a church to be erected with ground donated and a loan guaranteed. The church will be larger than the one at Cal's Harbor with specifications being prepared and work to start at once. District officials have urged prompt completion and funding steps.
A local audience enjoyed Me Arthur Guest’s savage tent at the School of Art on Wemenday. The program featured vocal solos by Mr. Guest and a display of meriting pictus with “Redbury Urder Arms” showcased as centerpiece. The act highlighted the lively stirrings of the event and drew praise from the sizable crowd.
A garbled entry list shows scattered names and place terms such as county Fitzroy Cortuci and county Fiteray with fragmentary notes on land applications. Names like James Augustus Morgan and others appear amid broken phrases and unrecognizable terms, lacking coherent context.
Fragmentary report describes a convocation or congress with references to music fans and diverse figures, including mentions of Patrons, courts, and social unrest. Text is garbled, containing probable scattered notes on events, locations, and disturbances without clear sequence or dates.
The piece records a farewell to Mr Fitzhar Inge by local officials before departure. It notes Mr McGhure and Mr Makay addressing the gathering, praising the public service of the era and the bond among Bonehats Co, and Mr Fitzhar Inge echoing fond recollections of ties with Coffs Harbour and Coraimbe courts.
Merc 0. Khenrer A Ven Raynor Jet preside as judges hear appeals by multiple defendants against sums alleged to be owed to the Council. Canon’s case opened with jurisdiction objections citing pending appeals and a later decision under the Legal Act. The court struck out that case and similarly dismissed the others notes as moot.
A fragmented report notes wage earners in the district near Aiton Park preparing to move. Banks firms are said to rage as a mounting list hints at relocation to Mount Dromedary region. A towered area and farmed districts near Ilawarra are involved in stock movements toward Nortings.
Fragmentary report notes fortifications near a warship site in early mention of Bay area. Names appear garbled but reference MER Beatin Jinet and Jatevut Nizeifi in unclear context. The text remains unreadable in key details.
A meeting discussed delaying any action on the proposed amalgamation until after the annual shareholders meeting at the Orne Dairy Us. Mr EK Roberts chaired, with resolution to seek an opinion on the merger. Mr BJ MarNamara named secretary to the disve tare.
A young man named F. W. C. Goalider was killed when a tree fell during work near North Dorrigo. The trunk crushed the left side of his body and he died shortly after, as his mother Steprtath and family were recently moved from Anion Eng. Probert shouted a warning, but Goalider looked skyward tending to the river at the time of forceful collapse.
An excerpt describes building a trench around a stump with a centered red trench and controlled burning to drive air, including how to place dirt, manage moisture, and avoid undermining the surface. It notes the method dries soil and expels water to smother flames while detailing risks and impracticalities.
Fragmentary OCR text features names and stray phrases about a stork tale and city notes. Little coherent reporting emerges with scattered references to people and places, lacking a clear event, date, or outcome for proper summarization.
Community and municipal items mention Fremantle style notices about meetings, tenders, public works, and official actions. The report covers the Grafton region with references to Colvin store, jetty improvements, land sales, cemetery site discussions, and local business movements including Jaffray’s furniture mart departure.
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